Can DeepOnion be listed on Bigger Exchanges?

The rise of cryptocurrencies have caused quite a stir in recent months, especially towards the end of last year with bitcoins massive price explosion. Bitcoin was trading at $3000 in September 2017 then fast forward three months to December of the same year, and we have bitcoin trading at $19,000 per coin! This obscene ascension in price from the cryptocurrency has captivated a lot of people, and it might seem like it has captured the hearts and minds of too many people as they rush out to get loans, remortgage their properties just so they have enough capital to buy bitcoin and hopefully obtain some kind of financial freedom. Unfortunately, this is the world we live in, where people are blindly taken in and fooled by what they want they to see.

There seems to be an endless number of cryptocurrencies that are readily available on the likes of Binance and Bittrex, with cryptos like Neo, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum Classic, Verge, Nem, Tron and VeChain. All of which have different properties and a band of loyal fans who have no doubt got stockpiles in their wallets. However, one thing that I have noticed, is that there are some cryptocurrencies that currently aren’t listed any many of the “big exchanges” you see. One of the most popular exchanges that is home to many thousands of members is Binance, which has actually seen a massive rise in its user base because they have recently added a host of new altcoins. Subsequently, this has also caused their trading volume to increase by the day, so it makes sense for them to keep adding altcoins.

So why hasn’t DeepOnion been added yet? Well right now that is anyone’s guess, but it has been under consideration on some of the smaller exchanges though which is a start for a cryptocurrency that has huge potential. DeepOnion is a coin that is centered around providing 100% anonymity for its users, and is able to achieve this by integrating itself with the Tor networks. Although bitcoin does somewhat offer anonymity during the transaction process, DeepOnion is fully integrated with Tor so it is able to obscure any transaction details or anything that is related to transactions you process. DeepOnion isn’t just a cryptocurrency either, it’s super cool feature known as DeepVault is a completely secure file sharing feature, and again because it is integrated within the Tor network you can share sensitive documents with other users knowing that no one is watching.

The way for DeepOnion to be first considered and then added onto big exchange platforms like Binance is if it sees that there is a strong following behind it. Regardless of what the price of each coin is now, the real key to getting it accepted onto the platform is how popular it is amongst traders and investors. DeepOnion has the potential to become one of the most sought out privacy coins especially with its relation to the Tor network, and if it can receive praise from many more followers, then the chance of it being added to the big exchange platforms is greatly increased and I'll be glad if they make it into one of the bigger exchanges in the upcoming months or by the end of the last airdrop.

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