Coinmarketcap: Should users be able to vote?

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The market leader for cryptocurrency stock data, Coinmarketcap apparently thinks about having users vote on whether and which cryptocurrencies should be listed on the website.

Already on September 12, Coinmarketcap has posted a Twitter survey online, which is currently running for another two days to get the users voting. The website, which has been published in 2013 and has become an unwavering reference resource for cryptocurrency data, such as price, supply, stock market and overall market volume, and market capitalization, currently holds over 1,900 cryptocurrencies.

At the time of writing, 61 percent of the 5,634 respondents accepted the offer, while 29 percent said they had no reason to. Only 10 percent said they did not want the opportunity.

Coinmarketcap has also experienced controversy on several occasions, accusing the market manipulation platform. Among other things, Coinmarketcap had removed the South Korean stock exchanges from their price data last year because the deviations from the rest of the world were too high and showed excessive volatility.

In that sense, the survey and intent could be a preventative measure to avoid future controversy. If you want, you can still participate in the survey.