What we do with not listed coins in our wallet

[Lanirex]

Tokens that are in the wallet and are not listed on any market we leave it alone if it does not interfere with our appearance. If it's annoying, we can also hide it from the List so we can't see it when we open the wallet. But actually, I have hope among dozens of tokens listed in my wallet and have no price at the moment suddenly at some point the price goes to the moon and I get a lot of profit.

[KaliLinux]

What is there to about such kind of coins/tokens? except to keep holding them and hoping something good happens to the project but on another hand, It was supposed to be lucky for when some of the dead projects I had was swapped by another project to get the people there to their own project but really even the new project to me still seem dead cos nothing is really happening to the new coins we received. 

[Jaephoenix]

There used to be a project, CoinJanitor that handled dead or dying coins. Dont know what happened to that project. Could be dead too

[yohananaomi]

There used to be a project, CoinJanitor that handled dead or dying coins. Dont know what happened to that project. Could be dead too

Wow, I just heard from you about this and it's quite interesting that the information you provide is how the mechanism works. I don't understand that. is it true that there are no more dead aliases, have you got that certainty information.

[Noverteno]

I don't think that something needs to be done with tokens that are not traded on exchanges. Although this does not happen often, some of them nevertheless, after a long time, begin to be active and recover. Keep them in our wallets. As a bounty hunter, they remind me of the old days of working in cryptocurrency. This work has not always been effective, but this risk is part of our work.

[eldial]

Honestly is too hurt when all coins in our wallet are not listed in exchange because the efforts upon joined the projects is success and the platform will achieved there goals but the first I am going to do is kept in a wallet for the future purposescin case there is a chance it will be huge impact in the investors to sell it.

[Giangphuong8489]

There used to be a project, CoinJanitor that handled dead or dying coins. Dont know what happened to that project. Could be dead too

I've also heard about the CoinJanitor project, but don't quite understand how it works, and there's not much information on the status of this project. If it can handle the garbage of the crypto market, I think it needs to buy back tokens from thousands of ICO projects in 2017!

[Freemind]

I've also heard about the CoinJanitor project, but don't quite understand how it works, and there's not much information on the status of this project. If it can handle the garbage of the crypto market, I think it needs to buy back tokens from thousands of ICO projects in 2017!

A few months ago I was studying how CoinJanitor works, thinking about the possibility of using the platform, but in the end I decided to forget the idea. To use the platform, it is necessary to create a wallet (ERC-20) in which to deposit all the tokens that we want to sell, and then a platform worker would write to us in case any user was interested in our tokens. That is precisely what made me forget the idea, the lack of automation in the process.

[Digital_Lord]

Nothing to worry about that, just keep them all because i have so many tokens in my trust wallet and other wallets too but it didn't bother me more. I hope just keeping them will never give you a headache. I have too many.

[Master107]

Nothing to worry about that, just keep them all because i have so many tokens in my trust wallet and other wallets too but it didn't bother me more. I hope just keeping them will never give you a headache. I have too many.

I guess, No headache if we just simply received all of them through giveaways.

Whatever, we worry or not. It doesn't make sense. Because worry couldn't help and never contribute to a bright future. It will make our mindset moron if it becomes a habit.