There has, thus far, been no clear reason for the delisting. Poloniex has simply said that Digibyte “is not qualified for our listing standard.” The specific rationale for the delisting has not been given. The snappy response from the exchange has had no follow-up. Many are viewing it simply as punishment for the altcoin’s founder criticizing Sun.Dear @Poloniex,
— Rudy Bouwman (@RudyBouwman) December 13, 2019
After your announcement 8 days ago to delist $DGB, I see #DigiByte still trading in top 15 (volume).
Can you please let us know a deadline for withdrawing $DGB? Moreover, we still haven't received a clear reason for the delisting. A reply would be appreciated.

There is a fear that Digibyte coins held on Poloniex could be subject to asset freezes, manipulation, and future problems.Some 100 million DGB left @Poloniex recently. But they still have more than 500 million DGB in their wallets. pic.twitter.com/0n5BGF1scO
— CryptoLayman 🍺 (@layman_crypto) December 13, 2019
Thus far, Poloniex has not clarified its position on Digibyte after its flippant response a week ago. We may be able to anticipate that the cryptocurrency to be delisted later this month, but the hesitation by Poloniex may indicate they are second-guessing their initial announcement.no one should wait until they delisted announced .. and everyone should withdraw for threats and manipulation
— spiral (@___spiral____) December 13, 2019
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