Signa Coin - Signum Network

A new exchange, Azbit, will start trading SIGNA by end of this week!
This new exchange will trade for Signum in USDT and LTC !

Do you know about their KYC requirements? I checked their KYC link, but it doesn't load any content on the page.

Since you already have an account, do you know if somebody can trade and withdraw up to a certain amount with just email and phone verification?

Sorry. I  have not yet traded using this exchange.  I signed up without KYC but they may require it at some point.

Exchanges usually have a limits amount that shows inside a member's account once logged in. Like 1 BTC withdrawal per day without KYC or something like that. I just thought you would have access to this information. There is no need to trade to get this information. If you have a minute, please check.

During the hacker attack on the Indonesian cryptocurrency exchange Indodax, the assets of the Signum blockchain were not affected, SNA managed to withdraw 4,163,891 coins to a non-custodial address.

Azbit exchange update:
I am still not sure if Azbit requires KYC.

1.)  The "AML/KYC Policy" link on Azbit main page jumps back to the main page.   They do NOT provide any KYC information as  far as I can tell.
4.)  Account verification form only asked for my name, email, city/country, and phone number.  But I can not say if it would ask for a photo copy of my ID on a later page.

I doubt the security of client funds if transactions do not require KYC

Indonesian crypto exchange INDODAX announced  that it will begin delisting a number of coins, including Signa, starting Thursday, December 26, 2024, at 14:00. The list also includes XCH, DASH, and XCH.

Signum is now available for trading at SuperEx.

This new exchange listing was 100% funded by community donations. If you would like to see Signum listed on more exchanges, consider donating to make it happen. Many different Cryptocurrencies are accepted. So why not take some little amount of spare Crypto that you forgot about in an old wallet and put it to good use?

FYI, there's going to be a Twitter/X Space between SuperEx staff and some people from the Signum community, next monday, the 6th, at 7PM UTC time.
Here's the announcement link from SuperEx: https://x.com/SuperExet/status/1875197117595349203

If you're curious with this blockchain, it's a good time to have an introduction by one of the core developers.
He will also explain what products his company is building based on Signum chain: recycling tracing, and real estate tokenization.

There will also be the ARMZ coin project leader explaining why he's deployed his meme token on Signum chain, moving from the Doge chain, and what advantages he found with Signum.

Hello everyone,

we have some developments at Signum that might also be relevant to FZT holders !

At the end of 2024, we listed the Signa coin, the native coin of Signum, on the SuperEx exchange, with a USDT pair: https://www.superex.com/trade/SIGNA_USDT

We now have the option to integrate the Signum blockchain to SuperEx's so-called "Free Market" of tokens.
Once this one-time integration is done, that would mean any token running on Signum could be listed with a USDT pair on the SuperEx exchange, without any additional listing fee. So basically for free.

Here an annoucement from the exchange regarding this "Free Market": https://support.superex.com/hc/en-001/articles/37018879363737-SuperEx-Free-Market-is-about-to-be-launched

So for instance, FZT token could get a USDT trading pair on SuperEx, if we succeed with the initial blockchain integration phase to the "Free Market".

How would this be relevant to FZT holders and to this forum admins ?
Any interest for this ?

But getting Signum integrated into the "Free Market" isn't free, right? It's only after this is done, that Signum tokens like FZT could be implemented free I think.
I support this because a new place for FZT holders to trade is not a bad idea and the extra liquidity is good too. However, I do not trust smaller exchanges anymore. Over the years, I have seen too many that just stop operating for whatever reason. So I support this, but would not want to pay a big fee for this to happen.

As I understood from the Free Market documentation, listing is free for any coin. Tokens listed on the Free Market will automatically be traded against USDT. Free Market on the SuperEx platform supports re-listing of the same token, which means you can list a token that already exists on the Free Market.

What are the requirements for listing a token on the Free Market?
To list a token on the Free Market, you must have at least $100 in assets on the SuperEx platform, which includes the total assets of all accounts on the SuperEx exchange, but excludes the assets in your Web3 wallet. These assets are only used to verify the identity of the person listing the currency and are not frozen or debited. You can still trade and withdraw funds.

What is the cost of listing on the free market?
Not charge a fee for listing coins on the free market, but we charge a small management fee to ensure a good ecological construction of the free market. Fees vary depending on the main chain of the token. The current fee is 1 ET and depends on the page display.

More details: https://support.superex.com/hc/en-001/articles/36710601297561-Free-Market-FAQ

If there is a need for listing on CEX, I can give you the contacts of one exchange in a personal message or if necessary, I can find out the listing conditions. The listing may be free, but you need to find out the exact conditions. The exchange is Russian, but there is English.