CoinEgg - Exchange Review

Glimpse into CoinEgg’s rise

CoinEgg aimed for simplicity. Built for crypto-to-crypto trades, it promised fast access, mobile-friendly use, and flat trading fees - around 0.10%. No fiat support - just token swaps. UK registration, basic tools, and a clean interface made it feel modern at launch.

Shift to silence

Then the signs of trouble popped up. CoinMarketCap now flags it as untracked - no data on trading pairs, volume, or reserves. Other platforms show zero for coins, zero for activity. Volume doesn’t move. Markets don’t live. It’s idle.

Features that slipped away

Years back, CoinEgg supported around 40 tokens and simple mobile trading. Fees were straightforward. They touted ease, mobile apps, and Telegram updates. But thin transparency and lack of fiat options limited its appeal. Then platforms went dark.

Alarm bells

CoinEgg had no regulation, and trust eroded fast. Users complained about frozen withdrawals, and support vanished. Scams mimicking CoinEgg popped up later, capitalizing on its fading name. Real or not, the damage stacked up.

Snapshot

Final notes

CoinEgg felt smooth, user-friendly, and modern once. But time proved harsh. No volume, no presence, no policies, no clarity. Just an empty site with no listings.

If you held funds there - treat them as lost. And to everyone else: in crypto, platforms disappear quickly. CoinEgg is a perfect example of that.