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Title: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Westernbo on March 18, 2019, 12:57:53 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ryananda on March 18, 2019, 01:01:35 PM
Now this is indeed not a good time to invest, because most coins have decreased, but there are some good choices of coins to invest after going on ico, because the current ico is very small, so the price can be suddenly destroyed , it's better to monitor a few coins then make a trade rather than make an investment.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: jusertvaz on March 18, 2019, 01:03:48 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Most likely this is due to the fact that before all cryptocurrencies showed growth. Now, only a few are able to withstand competition and a lack of interest from investors.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: semobo on March 18, 2019, 01:06:19 PM
If your coin not listed on any exchange then it will be considered as dead coin literally so just decide where to ivest your money and not all the tokens will go to zero when it is traded on exchanges.The other reason is bear run to see most of the ICOs are not profitable at the moment.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: robelneo on March 18, 2019, 01:15:25 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

That's not true, where di you get that idea, investors are investing in ICO and coin because they expect it to be listed in the market for future, no one in his right mind will invest in a coin that will never be listed in a market, the market is the barometer about the health and the adoption of the project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: hellyah070 on March 18, 2019, 01:17:06 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

No, they just dump the coin and sell it on a value not appropriate and not deserves by the tokens. For example, I have some coins in my wallet and I want to get rid of them, I can enter forkdelta and dump it here. But I think if it is officially listed on a particular exchange. Still it is good.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: thaliaand on March 18, 2019, 01:37:23 PM
I don't agree if listing kills a coin. It is even worse if a coin doesn;t listing or it can be considered failed project. I think the problem is the timing for listing. The last year market is all down, so most coins listed that time would have fallen the price. But the real project will survive along with the developments. So, by listing in exchanges, a coin will hav a change and circulating supply should be raised.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: blockman on March 18, 2019, 01:43:00 PM
You need to react quickly as most of the investors keeps on dumping those coins after it's on an exchange ready-to-trade.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: AlekseyCrypto on March 18, 2019, 01:47:49 PM
I don't agree with you that listing kills the coin. I think that the listing is a real indicator of the demand for coins by buyers. Quality projects after listing give a good profit to their investors.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: anggaem on March 18, 2019, 01:48:29 PM
I do not agree, the person who killed the coin is no hype and also there is no demand in exchange,
I think nowadays there are so many people who are afraid to buy a coin and that makes the price of coins more destroyed when the listing d exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Teraboy on March 18, 2019, 01:56:50 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You should be patience for that, not only you but all of my portfolios are getting the same thing like you too dude, these drops caused by the bearish market. You can try to put your effort to trade in the market and earn your buck dude


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Azuliand on March 18, 2019, 02:24:12 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Yes, do nothing if the coin is good then keep it on your wallet in the future it will clearly be restored, and if the project is fast and you do not particularly like as soon as possible to get rid of the coin!


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: eroejoe on March 18, 2019, 02:31:52 PM
I do not think that listing on exchanges kills a coins or tokens, mainly because of fact that they provide liquidity for that coin which is necessary for most of coins and tokens. Problem starts when there is much more supply than demand for that coin or token, because that leads to lower prices for that coin or token. Mostly, it is not problem which starts on exchanges, it is problem of that particular project, which is probably useless or did not get enoguh traction in the market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: eaLiTy on March 18, 2019, 02:36:13 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
It is well and fine to invest in anything at the beginning if it is a unique and concrete project you will make a profit, take a look at the ICO world when it began, every coin had a price rise after hitting the exchange initially and look at the situation now, i am not sure of any project that increased in the past one year, even if some coins made some profits that is not the case with majority of the projects. Wait for the entire market to rise and sell when ever you feel it touched its peak valuation and that is the only option now.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Chomsy on March 18, 2019, 02:36:45 PM
For me listing doesn't kill a project but what happens after the listing. If I cap can be fixed on the price of a coin if it's listed, this dumping case will quite be reduced.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: shadowdio on March 18, 2019, 02:39:20 PM
how can we make money or convert it if the coin is not listing in exchange?, it just the down price it can not kill the coin, just hold your crypto if you believe that it will increase in the future.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ajqjjj on March 18, 2019, 02:47:21 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
If you don't have any experience in crypto investment you will loose your investment because market is still unstable these are all common fluctuations so top altcoins are good to invest in this year. I hope Bitcoin and Ethereum will going to moon in this year so you should try these two coins surely you will not loose your investment.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ChiNgadOr on March 18, 2019, 02:50:29 PM
IF a project is good, it will achieve success in the longterm. Anyway, it is common that a project gets dumped hard after being listed, because large whales take advantage of their discounted price to sell.. the same happens with bountyhunters... DUMP hard


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: max6575 on March 18, 2019, 02:55:14 PM
works with the developer to requires of more on times as preparing terms with the preparation as offering option of service for public audience. and gains with returns of work on scheme with the table of manage with the development team.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Sri rahayu on March 18, 2019, 03:03:12 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
how long your tokens / coins you hold have entered the exchange? in my opinion, only a few tokens / coins when entering the price exchange will immediately rise, and that depends on your own research on the project you are following. My advice, just hold your token / coin patiently, if the project runs, it is not impossible that the price will rise slowly and it needs a process.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Caladonian on March 18, 2019, 03:04:06 PM
Consider those early investors who place their investment from the early stage of ico process, they are the common reason why the value got dumped after reaching the exchange, they are just here to continue taking advantage and keep earning a lot, you always needs to review and make a deep research before you take your actions investing with this type of venue.

ICO investment nowadays are getting tougher, you need to have a big nerve taking the risk, timing and good knowledge will give you some hints to
avoid being trapped.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Rubick99 on March 18, 2019, 03:22:29 PM
Right now better you just buy coins that already listed on a big exchange, in this situation an ICO has no potential to raise up. Look at the list of coin that has a cheaper price than last year then buy it to hold for at least 2 years.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Sebas.tian on March 18, 2019, 03:24:17 PM
Listing a coin is a way for investors to liquidate their assets if they want to. It is also a chance for anyone who didn't have the opportunity to participate in the ICO to own a token; it becomes easily accessible. So it depends on the potential of the project. If it got listed and immediately dumps without recovering, it was just simply used for short term profit by the investors.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Melo20 on March 18, 2019, 03:32:51 PM
Listing does not kill a coin,  does that mean a coin should not go on exchange?,  it must go on exchange to sustain it,  if a coin dies due to listing,  then the dev did not did not work hard to sustain the coin,  when a coin is listed and it dumps, then give it some time,  it becomes stable..  But if it dies in the process,  it's either a scam project or the dev intentionally killed it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Vit83 on March 18, 2019, 03:55:19 PM
Most coins had only way to grow to be added on big exchanges. After that all depends on the team, if project real and team working it still can show profits. But most teams sold everything and forgot about projects.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Leah38 on March 18, 2019, 04:06:13 PM
I don't think listing a coin on exchange is the reason it dies as you say it. Tokens after ICO should be listed and traded. It all depends on the projects developments that the value may rise or fall.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: go4crypto on March 18, 2019, 04:15:06 PM
A short-term selloff after listing is there for most coins due to early investors and bounty hunters cashing in their coins. After that, a good project should recover and do fine although in this weak market nothing is for sure.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: rosezionjohn on March 18, 2019, 04:17:06 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
This is why it's called decentralized. Nobody completely controls the market. Once it's been listed on exchanges, anybody can sell at their desired rate. Get used to it. Play smart.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: dhiraj0977 on March 18, 2019, 04:22:10 PM
Through last year, I never seen any coin launched more than its ICO price, even most of good ICOs listed on exchange are about 20 or 30 times or more than their ICO price, most of ICOs failed during listing.  This is certainly a not at all a good time for listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Danda23 on March 18, 2019, 04:40:12 PM
It is unfortunate that most coins you invested in lost value after listing, it is the trend now because of the bearish market and also they were listed in exchanges that do not have volume, but saying listing kills a coin is the part I do not support. If a coin is not listed, it wouldn't be called a coin. With time, every coin that is valueless right now would gain value when the bullish season comes.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ridwan Fauzi on March 18, 2019, 04:52:06 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Sell it if you have got profit, you can move to bitcoin. Recently, bitcoin price will start to rise after some time ago met decreased price, so this is a chance for you to get short term profit. But if you confident with the coin that you have, I means if you have predicted the coin have a potential to rise again then you can hold it. Most of bounty hunters will do same thing to sell their tokens they have from bounty program once the token has been listed in the exchange, maybe this the reason why your token fall down.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: tsaroz on March 18, 2019, 04:55:53 PM
There was a time when people blindly jumped into buying every coins making the price rise on the expanse of new buyers. But this was a expanding bubble that burst. The real value of tokens of a project would and should be related to the profit made by the project. For a new project to start making profit, they'd need a long period of time probably years. So, early listing of tokens would lead into fall in price as there are no expectation of quick profits.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Jating on March 18, 2019, 04:58:59 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

It seems that you're really a newbie. Right now, with this market conditions, once a coin is listed on an exchange, expect a major dump specially if the project did have a hard time raising their capital.

That's why you will see a lot of pointing fingers right now as who is to blame, it is those bounty hunters or the investor. In your case, there's nothing you can do but to hodl on them, otherwise sell them so cheap and take the lost.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ven7net on March 18, 2019, 05:17:01 PM
As practice shows, at the moment the price of most coins and tokens, which after ico go to stock exchanges, is rapidly going down. There are several problems in this. First of all, the crypt market itself is now at or near the bottom, which does not give much activity on the part of investors and those interested in new coins or tokens. Secondly, many early investors and funds that go to ico, after entering the stock exchanges, actively merge their cryptoactive assets purchased at the initial stage of ico with a good discount. Well, the third reason is the fact that the team itself, when entering the stock exchange, does not support the liquidity of its coin or tokens. However, there are those who do it and their coin or token make a profit.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: awawo on March 18, 2019, 05:39:36 PM
The problems is not with the ICO alone because even coins who were doing well before in terms of price have been going lately, and that is because the entire crypto market is on the bearish run where the price constantly go down in price. But if you can still locate any good projects that already have an established market and business you still stand to make gains from them when listed on the exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: hell_slayer on March 18, 2019, 05:41:27 PM
Listing on the exchange does not kill the coin , it simply brings its price to market realities . All the coins that finished their ICO this year and were listed on exchanges are traded below the ICO price now. If you are not ready to wait several years until the project creates a really working product and their coins become valuable in the market, then you'd better not to invest in cryptocurrencies.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: CLywaTeLb on March 18, 2019, 05:44:56 PM
This situation began to arise a year ago. Since then, it has become clear that the purchase of assets at the ICO stage is unprofitable in the short and med term. A good option is to wait for the listing and act as a long-term trader. If the assets are already purchased, you can't do anything about it. It remains to hope that these acts will not die.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: moshuk on March 18, 2019, 05:52:50 PM

Better to buy on the coins on the market, and not to invest in ICO. a very unstable market leads to the fact that after the completion of the ICO, ROI falls sharply.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: MOProgress on March 18, 2019, 06:05:20 PM
Personally  I don't believe and agree that listing kills a coin, what really kills a coin are impatience inestvors and some huge bonuses given during ICOs.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: I Like Bitcoin on March 18, 2019, 06:10:48 PM
Right now better you just buy coins that already listed on a big exchange, in this situation an ICO has no potential to raise up. Look at the list of coin that has a cheaper price than last year then buy it to hold for at least 2 years.
Some guys do not advise buying coins on ICO at all, as now there is such a situation in the market that almost always, these coins we can buy cheaper on the exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: andrejka on March 18, 2019, 06:12:38 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

You have 2 obvious options at the moment. The first one is to sell your coins at the actual price on the crypto exchanges right now and be not very happy because of the low price. And the second option is to wait for the bull run and pump of your altcoins. But no one knows when it will happen. In my point of view it will be in the second half of this year or in 2020.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: heritage35 on March 18, 2019, 06:21:52 PM
Sometimes, when a coin experiences an initial listing, it falls below its ICO price, which is what I have always expected, except for some few coins,  that have be able to soar above their ICO prices.
After some time, which might happen in a short while depending of the value of the coin, it might surge beyond expectation.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: chocopapaya on March 18, 2019, 06:25:13 PM
It's really all because of the market conditions.
In the past, a coin getting listed would mean a pump in price from the ICO price.
This was possible because there was high volume and a lot of demand surrounding ICOs.
And if a new coin managed to get on a major exchange like binance, than that would be a huge pump.

Now, all across the board, trading volume is low.
On top of that, the ICO market is basically dead, meaning there is no demand.
Since crypto doesn't have any inherent value to it, then unless there is demand, than the price will tank.

The best thing is to just not bother with ICOs for now.
Or, it you are really liking a new project, wait to buy after it is listed and the price tanks.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ioanbtc on March 18, 2019, 06:30:17 PM
The coins need in the end to be traded somewhere, if the price is low now i think the only option is to wait to get a better price if the admins who create the coin will continue do their work.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: zikabra on March 18, 2019, 06:32:02 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Investors hold and bounty hunters sell and there are post ICO investors who are waiting bounty hunters to dump on 10-100X lower price and then they invest.
You can't do anything about it, investors should know that nothing comes over night and you will have to wait long time before make profit. Look at how market looks at the moment, don't expect too much.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: forexandcryptoauditor on March 18, 2019, 06:40:57 PM
I have taken part in many ICOs.
All the ICOs, before ico end, we're fully active with thousands of members and lot of discussions on how the project is unique, how their partnership with vendors, partners and media houses is taking the project to new highs.
Suddenly when ico finishes, everyone asks about when exchange? and we get the answer " soon".
Day comes when it hits the exchange and soon we realize the actual price of the coin or token. In such cases there is no chance but to wait.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: JeromeL on March 18, 2019, 06:58:39 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

With this you need to do so. Invest only in those projects that have the prospect of growth. If you cannot distinguish a good project from a bad one, then don’t invest at all. It's all.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mrdeposit on March 18, 2019, 10:36:45 PM
Owners do not stop when the project is not listed. And this leads to a great deal of confusion. On the other hand, there is no escape from the dump when listed. It is better to pause your project and expect better status.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sergiokkl on March 18, 2019, 11:07:18 PM
Current Market situation now is bot a good time for buying in token sale, you cant assure whether it pump or dump, really very risky. Must better to trade for now the coins which has good price and volume, so no matter what you cant loss all in flash. Buy low sell little high.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: CaVO32 on March 18, 2019, 11:54:18 PM
listing kills a coin if the project itself has no solid foundation. if the dev team created its value by launching their working app, then, by no means it will not kill a coin once listed.

Owners do not stop when the project is not listed. And this leads to a great deal of confusion. On the other hand, there is no escape from the dump when listed. It is better to pause your project and expect better status.

dump is only at the beginning of trading but should not be a considerable amount as compared to its total supply. they will go back up if there is real value in the project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Kiefner on March 18, 2019, 11:55:30 PM
You can't do anything about it. Investing in ICO at the moment is not the best idea, since any projects sell their tokens more expensive than they are then on the exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: setialovers on March 19, 2019, 12:14:03 AM
I dont think lising in exchanger will kill the price of coin or token. Dumping price in exchanger happen because investor have many reason. It could because bounty hunters dump their reward or investor having big discount in private sale.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Menawi12 on March 19, 2019, 12:47:40 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Investors hold and bounty hunters sell and there are post ICO investors who are waiting bounty hunters to dump on 10-100X lower price and then they invest.
You can't do anything about it, investors should know that nothing comes over night and you will have to wait long time before make profit. Look at how market looks at the moment, don't expect too much.

Its true, sometime the factor why token price drop is bounty hunters dump their token at any price. Its free market and anyone can sell their coin or token at anyprice they want. But its more better if we are invest for long term and waiting the project build


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: MakeMoneyBtc on March 19, 2019, 12:50:58 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
The problem is there are way to many coins getting created right now and the competition is very high between them to find a way to remain in the market. Unfortunately a very few of them actually make it until the end so right now investing in new coins is probably just a matter of luck because your chances of making profit are very low


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ansarose1 on March 19, 2019, 01:04:28 AM
I think listed coins in the market are better than any coin that is not listed yet. Its just the market now is not friendly due to fact that most of the altcoins slips down its price and decreasing continuosly. Even majority of the crypto investors says that it is not the right time now to invest.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Saisher on March 19, 2019, 01:30:40 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

I consider those coins that failed to get a listing as scam coins, it's part of the roadmap, investors are investing because they want to trade the coins in the market, if the ICO does not have a plan to get listed in exchange in their roadmap, people will not invest on it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sodiik on March 19, 2019, 01:43:58 AM
I think listed coins in the market are better than any coin that is not listed yet. Its just the market now is not friendly due to fact that most of the altcoins slips down its price and decreasing continuosly. Even majority of the crypto investors says that it is not the right time now to invest.
Yes, I also think that if the coin already registered in the market certainly has better potential, than the coins that have not been registered but with the condition of crypto like now it certainly also affects all coins, hopefully the market will recover soon so that all will run smooth again



Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: kaya11 on March 19, 2019, 01:44:44 AM
Now this is indeed not a good time to invest, because most coins have decreased, but there are some good choices of coins to invest after going on ico, because the current ico is very small, so the price can be suddenly destroyed , it's better to monitor a few coins then make a trade rather than make an investment.

Not all Listing gets the token destroyed. It depends on the season where it was listed,they are so many facts considering and one is what I will tell you below.
I earned experiences day by day taking part in ICO projects as a bounty hunter, if ever you have bought coins on the project you have chose, be sure to check it on a daily basis. If you see the amount of funding have reach it's hardcap then it is a good sign, even though it goes live on an exchange it won't have an easy time falling in prices. But if it doesn't meet the targeted fund or below half then be sure to be ready selling the coin, don't bother making any profits, just sell when you feel like you will have your money invested back in full shape. I have seen projects that I have joined last 2017 and still up running until now, one Matrix AI, TRADE.io, they have met their certain goals of funds, I am not advertising them I am just giving you examples.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Yaiko08 on March 19, 2019, 01:54:48 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

I consider those coins that failed to get a listing as scam coins, it's part of the roadmap, investors are investing because they want to trade the coins in the market, if the ICO does not have a plan to get listed in exchange in their roadmap, people will not invest on it.
therefore we also have to be careful in choosing good coins for the future, it is true that now many ICOs are deceiving but that is not all maybe only people who have no satisfaction so they are not fraudulent.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: chikading2016 on March 19, 2019, 02:46:59 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

I consider those coins that failed to get a listing as scam coins, it's part of the roadmap, investors are investing because they want to trade the coins in the market, if the ICO does not have a plan to get listed in exchange in their roadmap, people will not invest on it.
therefore we also have to be careful in choosing good coins for the future, it is true that now many ICOs are deceiving but that is not all maybe only people who have no satisfaction so they are not fraudulent.
I agree on that we need to choose a good and potential coin for us to earn a huge amount of profit soon. I believe that the coin is really rise very slow if it will become listed on exchange. Maybe it is all because of so many dumpers but we all can see that in the long run coin will surely that is why we needbti hold into the time that it will rise up high.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: adrianto1995 on March 19, 2019, 02:57:03 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Because these coins don't have a demand and also utility (just pump&dump), also maybe your coin is listed in the unknown exchange with a low volume of trading and popularity.

Many new projects right now always chosen unknown exchange to list their coin/token because it has cheap listing fees and easy for approval.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Darker45 on March 19, 2019, 02:58:22 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

First, it is not ISO. It is ICO. Second, it is not stock exchange where coins or tokens get listed. It is cryptocurrency exchange.

All right. The problem is not with the listing itself. Each and every coin or token will have to be listed on an exchange. It is where investors, traders, and other people interested in the coin or token buy them. As a matter of fact, a lot of coins and tokens are paying fees just so that they get admitted to the exchanges. The problem is that there are dumpers. But then the main factor is the project itself. Nobody would want to dump extremely promising coins or tokens. You just have to remember that.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Slash61 on March 19, 2019, 03:03:19 AM
Because these coins don't have a demand and also utility (just pump&dump), also maybe your coin is listed in the unknown exchange with a low volume of trading and popularity.

Many new projects right now always chosen unknown exchange to list their coin/token because it has cheap listing fees and easy for approval.
Yes, we could see many tokens that are on Exchange with very little volume. they probably will not last long, because it will not demand by investors and traders. due to the cost of cheap listing is ridiculous I think, because that would be bad for the development of the project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: djuragan on March 19, 2019, 03:15:17 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
All i can see is that the market there are too much people wanting to get quick money  when ever they get a hold on the coins, making the price dropping at the first days of the coins get listed in the market, and if we are patient to wait, there will be time when the coins rise again.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: coin-investor on March 19, 2019, 03:28:14 AM
The listing will create the true value of the coin when the coin is still in its ICO stage, the ICO price is just a speculative price of the coin set up by the developers it's true value will only come after it hit the market and investors trade it depending on the support the coin has generated.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Little Mouse on March 19, 2019, 03:35:31 AM
You don't have anything to do because you are not the whale, I guess. Nowadays, ICO aren't profitable like it was before 2018. It's always better not to invest in ICO with bad project. Find out the best, find out the best of best. Only then you can make profit. Or, go to binance launchpad and invest there whatever you get. Profit will be a must.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: princeyeboah on March 19, 2019, 03:43:27 AM
Listing does not kill a coin. How can a coin be traded if not listed? Listing is very helpful for traders to get access to the coin where investors who missed the ICO can make their purchase. Coins that die off after listing are the ones which do not have highly demanded working product or do not have a product at all - this gives the coin no demand on the market. Holders will prefer to exchange such coins for more valuable coin as quick as possible.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: taufik0911 on March 19, 2019, 03:58:28 AM
Listing does not kill a coin. How can a coin be traded if not listed? Listing is very helpful for traders to get access to the coin where investors who missed the ICO can make their purchase. Coins that die off after listing are the ones which do not have highly demanded working product or do not have a product at all - this gives the coin no demand on the market. Holders will prefer to exchange such coins for more valuable coin as quick as possible.
what makes the price down is the cunning brain of some wealthy traders who make the price a dump and buy in large quantities at the same time for their investment
besides that the price is determined by how solid the coin community is and how good the project will be


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sjbi on March 19, 2019, 10:40:38 AM
One of the main reasons that coins start declining in price after hitting exchanges is that bounty hunters and others start selling off their holdings they have gotten from various campaigns. And it is the fact that any new coins on the exchange will increase in price shortly. But it at the end declines. It takes almost three or four months for a coin to start increasing again.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mulann2 on March 19, 2019, 10:50:41 AM
If listing kills a coin then what would you rather prefer? For the coin not to be listed, i think the major reason why some coin always go below ico price after been listed is because private investors sell off all the huge bonus they receive during the sale, they are the major influence on price not bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ralph_0608 on March 19, 2019, 11:13:21 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Almost all new coins when listed in exchange price fall significantly since there is no enough buyer to support the price going up. Market is bearish and investors are focussing on a much stable coins rather than investing in a new one. But when market become bullish expect the trend for new coins listed in an exchange would follow also.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: icalical on March 19, 2019, 11:36:21 AM
Well, it's not always like that, but most of the time it does. The thing is before you invest to any ICO out there, you need to research on their project and everything, do not just invest to random ICO. The main reason why their coin price is falling when entering exchange is because the investors do not actually believe in the project, they just look for quick profit. And most of the time it also indicate the the project is not very good. The only thing you can do is just hold your coin and hope for miracle to happend.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: zityx23 on March 19, 2019, 11:39:30 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

I think it still depends on the coin and the project and the team and if one will truly examine it, even a no-project coin moons and gets listed. There are many problems to be considered before entering an ICO or ISO, so maybe have a good read and research of these first.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: CryptoLogo on March 19, 2019, 12:03:36 PM
No, listing does not kill coins. There are many causes of death for coins. Bad project idea, lack of money, coin manipulation, and the like.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: campusnet on March 19, 2019, 12:08:14 PM
No, listing does not kill coins. There are many causes of death for coins. Bad project idea, lack of money, coin manipulation, and the like.
Perhaps the most often we see is the manipulation of the coin or market manipulation. We can see many Exchange also looks fake volume, then be wary of assets altcoin the new listings on the market that are not trusted.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: steveabrahams on March 19, 2019, 12:09:23 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Not really, listing coin on exchange makes the coins price dropped because there are so many bounty hunter that hold the coins from bounty and they sell all their coins in the same time. That's why if you see a ICO coin listed on exchange, the price will dropped below ICO price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mighty_crypt on March 19, 2019, 01:05:04 PM
Listing can't kill a coin and infact will help a coin because there is no use to coins that are not trading ,it means such coin is dead when not trading ,what is really affecting these coins and tokens is presently market condition and lately the market is appreciating in price ,some said its a good sign of upcoming rally so only invest in ICO projects that has better teams backing the project up


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Samboo on March 19, 2019, 01:28:53 PM
I am also very much disappointed by the fact that my tokens decrease in prices as soon as they enter exchanges. But the face behind it maybe bounty tokens being sold off as soon as coins entering exchanges. But good idea to get as much as you can is that one must hold the coins at least for six months. Coins entering new exchanges start rising in prices after bounty tokens are sold off.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Dr.Sponge on March 19, 2019, 01:30:12 PM
Most of the listed coin on the coinmarketcap just went to make some changes and it would be automatically following the top coin changes whenever the top coin dump or pump.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: cryptobae10 on March 19, 2019, 01:31:19 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Just wait for it to rise back
But i do not think it dumped instantly
You probably expected too much profit and t dumped on you

In trading or investment, never miss out on your opportunity to dump


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mpamaegbu on March 19, 2019, 01:34:55 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
It's better to list a coin than not list it. How do you get to know the true value of a product if it's not exposed to the dynamics of the market? The market sets the price, definitely. What makes coin price drops after listing could be that it was over priced at ICO or secondly the activities of weak hands who easily dump the coin for small gains.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: fortunecrypto on March 19, 2019, 03:01:14 PM
Will you invest in a coin that will not get listed in an exchange, after the end of the ICO all the investors and bounty hunters are asking is the date of the listing, because they want to know if the coin will have a value in the market, if the coin's price falls it's not usual because it can always bounce back.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: SwiggHeart on March 19, 2019, 03:10:37 PM
Listing is the way for the project to get popular. Whether they are gonna make such an improvement or not its their decision.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Bes19 on March 19, 2019, 03:18:51 PM
The problem is within the project itself that investors has lack of interest into it. There are only few coins that really survive the market but for me this is really not the time to buy more coz you'll only get trap!


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: bonker on March 19, 2019, 03:52:46 PM
The problem is within the project itself that investors has lack of interest into it. There are only few coins that really survive the market but for me this is really not the time to buy more coz you'll only get trap!
The real investors of the new crypto projects were just trapped by those short term hit and run investors so even if the project is good and have some real value in the future it gets dumped when reaches the exchanges but if the project team just hope their coin to survive and continue to work on its development based on the road map then surely it will reach the next level on the bull run.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Altero on March 19, 2019, 04:03:19 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Many instances that it makes a certain coins dumps drastically after listing in the market which is now a big challenge for every crypto holder. It happen always and old traders as well as investors never invest during ICO but to wait during listing cause there is possibility that it will fall and take advantage of dumpers. 


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ambitious27 on March 19, 2019, 05:23:00 PM
If your coin not listed on any exchange then it will be considered as dead coin literally so just decide where to ivest your money and not all the tokens will go to zero when it is traded on exchanges.The other reason is bear run to see most of the ICOs are not profitable at the moment.
it upsolute correct, some coins loose for the same day they are listed in an exchange due to poor management of ICOs product.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nxnqauff on March 19, 2019, 05:24:46 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Listing is always part of any trading materials. If the coin is not listed, most people dont turn this side even.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Kulitha on March 19, 2019, 05:30:51 PM
Still market condition don't show us any stable state. So lot of exchange listing make lot of investor to lost their investment. Only few exchange listing were success. I think this state will change with market stable. Still that waiting it better.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ayiranorea on March 19, 2019, 05:32:50 PM
The problem is within the project itself that investors has lack of interest into it. There are only few coins that really survive the market but for me this is really not the time to buy more coz you'll only get trap!
Listing is much required for the success of a coin in my personal thinking. It is a hard task to get listed to the exchanges. There are coins that have gained good reputation once after getting listed. Prior listing these coins weren't known to the cryptocurrency investors. In this way listing doesn't kill a coin but supports with growth.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: trash321 on March 19, 2019, 06:07:08 PM
There are some problems that really appear with such an action. This is a huge number of frightened investors who are very likely to sell all the tokens very quickly and as a result the project is again equal to 0


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sarul on March 19, 2019, 09:11:47 PM
Will you invest in a coin that will not get listed in an exchange, after the end of the ICO all the investors and bounty hunters are asking is the date of the listing, because they want to know if the coin will have a value in the market, if the coin's price falls it's not usual because it can always bounce back.
If the coin will never listed on exchange, then the project will automatically not be seen by any crypto user. And also in exchange is where we can see the price of the coin. Whatever the appearance of a project, the first thing they want is to be listed in the exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Chinocshyp on March 19, 2019, 09:18:41 PM
The listing can kill a coin if it launches at the wrong time. Let's be frank here, no matter how strong the potential of a project is, the market price of its tokens is still very much dependent on the overall market conditions. If you are a long term hodler, you shouldn't have a problem. The market will see a boost in the coming year or two. Patience is all it takes. If you're not a long-term hodler, then I'd suggest you stay off the market for now and wait for it to recover.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sandra_x on March 19, 2019, 09:21:30 PM
The problem is with the market in general and is certainly worse for start-ups. There are fewer investors will to pay reasonable price for new tokens unless they are exception and huge hype about them. You will do better to focus on just those few,not on some random purchase as everyone did during the last bull


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: d1ceplayer on March 19, 2019, 09:22:03 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
I don't think listing is actually killing the coin but the activities carried out by the team behind the coin before the coin was listed, most companies now carry out airdrop to users before the coin is being listed which is always kind of a bad thing because those that were given the coin for free will never know the value of the coin since they did not work for it or buy it with their own money, I prefer that they carry out bounties instead of just airdropping the coins because people who participates in bounties actually commit their time.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: distr@yopmail.com on March 19, 2019, 09:22:32 PM
There are some problems that really appear with such an action. This is a huge number of frightened investors who are very likely to sell all the tokens very quickly and as a result the project is again equal to 0
why investors get to sell all their token? Maybe they already do not trust the performance of developers or the growth of that done takes much longer than it's been in the estimate. Maybe it will make investors sell their assets.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: superscommessebitcoin on March 19, 2019, 09:48:36 PM
Because the market has been in decline for quite a long time. Therefore, many are now looking for at least some way to earn. It is quite logical that in this situation the coins will fall in price after listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Nekoma2018 on March 19, 2019, 09:55:34 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
That is because we're in the bear market so this is unavoidable .... plus the team has to list the token on exchange with at least average daily liquidity else the price of coin will plumet beyond immagination


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: qtronix on March 19, 2019, 10:16:06 PM
Just now, many projects are not focused on maintaining a good price of the coin on the exchanges. They are engaged in the development of the project and therefore investors together with the participants of the bounty can lower the price very low.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: samcrypto on March 19, 2019, 10:17:22 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Dumpers are active and for sure some investors want to take profit also since the price usually dump after listing. So i think it is right to follow that trend also, and do your plan after investing. Its ok to sold that coin and buy back after the dumpers sold their token which is more cheaper and affordable to you.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Aponkye1 on March 19, 2019, 11:13:30 PM
Sorry for your loss but i am sure whoever got you into crypto investments might have told you to invest an amount of money you can afford to lose right? And also i think you got your topic and your question in two different directions, maybe you might want to check that yeah.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: StephenJH on March 19, 2019, 11:15:25 PM
Good project will be able to defend their project anytime in any condition without adversing affecting investors and the project. TRON, which many critise has remained relatively stable. I understand team have a big bag.  It price stability has managed to attract traders and high liquidity. If a coin dumps over 100% and more after listing, then the team have a problem. Fxpay was sold at $1.6 at ICO and is now selling at $0.000604 in the market, this is terribly sad for investors. There are just few good project having ICO now.
I don't agree with this statement and losing the value doesn't mean losing confidence by investors. Good projects can make extraordinary steps for protecting their project but this method doesn't always work.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: SportsbookBettor on March 19, 2019, 11:23:53 PM
It does not kill a coin when it list. The main problem is there are a lot of dumpers when it hits first. Sometimes if they don't see any progress or have a slow development in the project. They sell even at lose then proceed to another ico.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: cryptowolfsu on March 19, 2019, 11:24:16 PM
The reason that many coins failing after being listed is the bearish market but also many projects are not prepared for listing.
They have no active development and working product, supporting community etc.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: basty03 on March 19, 2019, 11:31:00 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Investing in this time is risky because of the market have a little pump and we don't know if will continue to move up. Much better to observe first the market so you know if it's time to invest, and search a coin that have a great value and will give a good profit in the future.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: lousie9 on March 19, 2019, 11:46:23 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
If we look at the data provided by some ICO tokens from mid-2018 to the present, it is indeed very bad, especially if we invest in ICO because we have to hold for a long time so the tokens get a good market, but with these conditions it is likely to take time which is very long because the actual price of ICO tokens is not the same as the project development that is done so that prices fall when entering the market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mrdeposit on March 19, 2019, 11:48:35 PM
It does not kill a coin when it list. The main problem is there are a lot of dumpers when it hits first. Sometimes if they don't see any progress or have a slow development in the project. They sell even at lose then proceed to another ico.
Dev's tactic plays an important role. Therefore, it is not absolute to be listed, but it will increase FUD. If they set up their tactics well, price will not dump a lot. But if I know we will get better results at the end, I can wait months for lisiting.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: De Young on March 19, 2019, 11:53:48 PM
For sure, a good project should provide the ability for their investors to buy/sell the token somehow. Yes, some tokens you've been bought during ICO but how the project should extend their auditory without the ability to buy the token? So listing is an important step for any project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: daniel2023 on March 19, 2019, 11:56:36 PM
From my observation why most coin have issue (fall in price) is because most management leave the coin the hand of the investors and bounty hunters because they think they have nothing to lose any more; forgetting that their integrity and personality is at stake.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: aioc on March 19, 2019, 11:57:32 PM
It does not kill a coin when it list. The main problem is there are a lot of dumpers when it hits first. Sometimes if they don't see any progress or have a slow development in the project. They sell even at lose then proceed to another ico.
Dev's tactic plays an important role. Therefore, it is not absolute to be listed, but it will increase FUD. If they set up their tactics well, price will not dump a lot. But if I know we will get better results at the end, I can wait months for lisiting.

A good project will eventually get listed I have some coins here that took a lot of time to get listed because this is so-called market condition, but a good project needs to get listed in coin it's part of the roadmap an important part of the roadmap.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: raven7886 on March 20, 2019, 05:50:37 AM
Because these coins don't have a demand and also utility (just pump&dump), also maybe your coin is listed in the unknown exchange with a low volume of trading and popularity.

Many new projects right now always chosen unknown exchange to list their coin/token because it has cheap listing fees and easy for approval.
Yes, we could see many tokens that are on Exchange with very little volume. they probably will not last long, because it will not demand by investors and traders. due to the cost of cheap listing is ridiculous I think, because that would be bad for the development of the project.
I expect any token to actually have a low volume at start and low value because at that stage it got listed, they must have paid heavily for listing too which the cost of listing was withdrawn from the hard cap reached and cap recorded on listing will definitely reduce.

Secondly, if the project went through bounty campaign, a lot of hunters has the tendency of dumping the coin for the profit on it which will surely in turn have effect on the price and lastly, the project team will need up to a month after listing to start working in order to boost the growth. So it’s not all coin on exchanges that has low volumes that was as a result of cheap listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nik009 on March 20, 2019, 05:08:52 PM
A lot of exchanges - a condition giving a greater chance of success. But if a project has no development, marketing, if there is no work with community - all it makes a coin dead


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: vanya.pronin.1983 on March 20, 2019, 05:10:43 PM
Not at all. There are few factors that are killing the coin price directly after the first listing on exchanges. First of all these are bounty hunters that are dumping and the second main reason is the lack of advertisement of an ICO after the token sale.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: bitstalker on March 20, 2019, 05:18:22 PM
in my opinion it seems that the listing problem is indeed influential because if a project coin enters at the beginning of a person's expectation that they want to buy the coin at a low price and will do anything it might be the cause, but this could happen because another person holding the coin sells a large amount at a price which doesn't make sense, that's probably the other cause


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: herfie.chen on March 20, 2019, 05:27:16 PM
Almost all tokens that are listing in exchange have a same problem. And all token is depending on Bitcoin and Ethereum price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Oceat on March 20, 2019, 11:36:17 PM
Just now, many projects are not focused on maintaining a good price of the coin on the exchanges. They are engaged in the development of the project and therefore investors together with the participants of the bounty can lower the price very low.
How to focus on maintaining a good price if they were the ones who dump it always, that's why most bounty hunters do dump their tokens if they receive it since the price will eventually go down and they might end up holding shit coins on their bag. If they really want the project to survive then that's the job of the developer to put a new way that no one could dump it on a specific date unless it meets their requirements.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: StephenJH on March 20, 2019, 11:45:20 PM
Almost all tokens that are listing in exchange have a same problem. And all token is depending on Bitcoin and Ethereum price.
All tokens are depend on the top cryptocurrencies and this is not theory. In reality exchange listing gives the reasons to investors and bounty hunters for dumping the coin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: gidaahmad on March 20, 2019, 11:55:23 PM
I think listings on exchangers also need preparation. Not the origin of the listing, but an ICO needs to do something or an idea to avoid the dump after the exchanger listing. Buy bcak for example, or staking, or trading competition.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: smyslov on March 20, 2019, 11:59:54 PM
The worst thing that could happen to my investment is for the coin that I've invested my money, fail or not even try to get it listed, this is very devastating it's like you just wasted your money to a project that will not yield you profit, I consider it a failed or even a scam ICO.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: setialovers on March 21, 2019, 12:23:48 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
The problem is there are way to many coins getting created right now and the competition is very high between them to find a way to remain in the market. Unfortunately a very few of them actually make it until the end so right now investing in new coins is probably just a matter of luck because your chances of making profit are very low

I am agree, many coin or token created with same project with before. Its create a tight competition and bring market more attractive. Beside competition on the project, sometimes investor have big discount when privale sale and investor want to take quick profits by selling under ICO price. Many factor why the price drop when first listing on exchanger and i think its depend on the community


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: MBMauL on March 21, 2019, 02:09:19 AM
I am agree, many coin or token created with same project with before. Its create a tight competition and bring market more attractive. Beside competition on the project, sometimes investor have big discount when privale sale and investor want to take quick profits by selling under ICO price. Many factor why the price drop when first listing on exchanger and i think its depend on the community
not all investors do that. ico think long-term investors from the development of the assets bought. They certainly already know consideration when the project will reach the top and that's the most appropriate time to sell it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: libert19 on March 21, 2019, 04:10:03 AM
You used to make profit in ICO because around a year ago people were naive enough to buy anything or everything, nowadays they have matured and don't just buy anything. It's good.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: MisterLangley on March 21, 2019, 05:48:42 AM
If in ISO you can profit a lot, why don't you also sell it in the transfer market at ISO too, because what you know, on the basis that you also experience substantial price gains at ISO, at least our mind must remain the same to sell it's the same too


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: baghdatis1990 on March 21, 2019, 01:05:21 PM
        I have read in this thread a lot of messages in which we are advised not to invest in this period in crypto. Why not invest in this period? Just because prices are falling is the right time to invest in cryptocurrency because we buy the coins at reasonable prices? When do we have to invest in crypto, when BTC reaches 20k $ again?
This year is a year of investment, so it's ideal to invest now to enjoy profits. If we invest when the market reaches the maximum potential, then we will not make a profit. There were a lot of people in the past who said Bitcoin was worth $ 20k, that would give anything that the price drops to buy. Now that he's low he's afraid to buy.
Strange is the human species!


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: chriseasan on March 21, 2019, 01:08:45 PM
I think a token listing gives a great price increase only in some cases, when an exchange is a really good one. Only Binance and Huobi can increase the token value if it gets announced that this token is going to be listed there.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: BitcoinTurk on March 21, 2019, 01:19:47 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Price does not fall due to listing, but prices are changing positively with listing news. The main reason for the decline in prices is completely bounty and airdrop campaigns. Users who make free-of-charge purchases quickly sell on the first trading day because they don't expect a profit margin. The fact that many projects are experiencing a price-based decline after listing is just what this is all about. If the projects prefer to reduce the prizes in the airdrop and bounty campaigns, which are widely distributed, we will see that the prices have slowed down more slowly. The projects that are really self-confident will receive a positive feedback in terms of price if they do not make any campaigns.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: imsotiredofmoviereboots on March 21, 2019, 01:32:05 PM
If the coin is going to be listed in small exchanges that is not really known to traders and has no substantial volume then it will kill the coin. But if the coin is listed in a popular exchange like Binance, Kucoin, Bitfinex or other that has more than billions of dollars in volume then it will support the value of the coin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: crispyfry211 on March 21, 2019, 02:02:48 PM
This will only happen if the tokens are small to medium exchangers and unpopular, most of the tokens that are traded to small exchangers are tokens that are not too sold or not owned by investors because they do not see its potential. so the ico teams are  negotiating them with cheap exchangers.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Muzika on March 21, 2019, 02:16:21 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

that is the moment that the bounty hunters sells their coin whatever the price is that is why the market cant recover in a long period of time and sometimes the coins lead to abandonment by the team. I suggest that you better buy some coins for your investment couple of months after it was listed on the exchanges.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: silver23 on March 21, 2019, 03:05:48 PM
i know what you mean my friend.
when some project get list their coin in some market and it will dupm.
dumper is a bounty hunter and airdroper, but don't worry when all participan is done price will increase again.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: joeperry on March 21, 2019, 03:41:35 PM
It depends on the project, but i may say most of the ICO projects when it hits the exchange it usually decrease its price but when the project achieves its goal and make a traffic to the community it can recover all those loses... also a bounty campaign really affects the price of the coin since after it hits the exchange most of the bounty hunters sell their tokens for a low price because they're afraid that their efforts might be just in waste and to make sure they just sell all their coins for a low price.

Actually listing a coin is a one way to get its price higher. Once the project meet their objectives more investor will going to buy the coins from exchange and the price will rise.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Fredomago on March 21, 2019, 03:46:58 PM
I think listings on exchangers also need preparation. Not the origin of the listing, but an ICO needs to do something or an idea to avoid the dump after the exchanger listing. Buy bcak for example, or staking, or trading competition.
There's a lots of preparation before doing a successful ico's, planning should be well prepared as from the past history after listing  value really being dumped, most investors are being trapped while early birds who comes from the presales gain decent, the team should be responsible balancing the progress and able to make the coin succeed.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Thomas-s on March 21, 2019, 04:00:32 PM
i know what you mean my friend.
when some project get list their coin in some market and it will dupm.
dumper is a bounty hunter and airdroper, but don't worry when all participan is done price will increase again.
I also think that the price will rise again and we all will earn very well at this moment. I believe that each of us will be very rich


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: darkangel on March 21, 2019, 04:12:45 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Listing is the only way to monetize the products or services offered by a cryptocurrency project. It doesn't affect price majorly. Before you invest in ICOs, study the tokenomics and allocation to ico(including bonuses),  bounty, airdrop, team, research and development. These are major determinants on how a token fares on an exchange assuming that market demand is constant.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: cliber on March 21, 2019, 04:49:54 PM
Now it's better if you invest fast. I mean you buy coins that have fast-moving prices. Because the current conditions suddenly experience a decline in prices that makes you experience a loss if you do not monitor the movement of the price of the coin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Wittny on March 21, 2019, 04:59:31 PM
Listing doesn't kill cryptocurrency project, listing on exchanges is the only means of trading certain token worldwide, only when a certain token is been listed on some poor exchanges that's  when project got spoiled!! But as long a project with solid foundation and team is listed on good exchanges like Bitforex, Binance, Bittrex, the project keeps flying high.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: desticy on March 21, 2019, 05:00:49 PM
Only in the event that the project goes to a bad exchange after which the price is usually rolled down and the project's coin turns into garbage.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: burky156 on March 21, 2019, 05:08:45 PM
Yes usually it is happening.. Unfortunately bounty hunters would sell their bounty coins at the first day of exchange arriving.. Everyone should know that after the ICO project finishes the coin would gain its value at least in 2-3 years. But no one remembers that.. If you don't want to loose you must wait..


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: killerfrost on March 21, 2019, 05:14:10 PM
No, Listing doesn't kill a coin, but if the project has no production value, if they don't have a proper active roadmap, then investors will be fed up and will dump the price. By following some incidents, I can say, Many partners are dumping another partner's coin price afdter listing on exchanges! Recently TheCurrencyAnalytics coin and Urunit project faced this problem. After listing in an exchange TCAT partner Atlantantio dump their shared token in a very cheap price, as they hold a huge amount of TCAT token by being a partner, so their dumping affected in the whole TCAT community! And URUNIT project already dead because of their partners betrayed with them!

But I can mention many projects name, which coins price increased highly after listing a new exchange, even listing in good exchange announcements can help to grow the price! So, I don't think Listing kills a coin!


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: jan.nicolas on March 21, 2019, 05:20:15 PM
Opinion is not a single. I also think that a very urgent placement of tokens on the stock exchange can only damage, the whole point is that the project should be really noticed and not just placed on the stock exchange. These are facts about which everyone knows.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mirgo1791 on March 21, 2019, 05:27:40 PM
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Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: charlop24 on March 21, 2019, 05:46:33 PM
Listing doesn't kill a coin. The reason why there's massive reduction in the value of the coin after listing is because there's less demand for the coin as as against the supply. I believe every coin with real use value should have an increasing demand when it's needed to carry out regular service or transaction. Its also a necessity for the developers to have a reserved fund which would be utilized in buying back to tokens from weak hands.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Jack_Sin on March 21, 2019, 05:47:59 PM
Keep hold, current market growth is different from last year because the price will increase if internal developments in the project have released their products and if the current conditions are better to buy tokens on the exchange than on the ICO because a small portion after entering the exchange will be in accordance with ICO prices


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Huskarls on March 21, 2019, 06:10:31 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Most of this happens because the market expectations are very far from the reality, some members might expect to be able to enter the high-end volume / rank market but the team cannot and can only enter the market that actually has fake volume. Its really annoying actually when people are just expect Binance as their first market to trade it, but ofc we should know the possibilty is almost 0% while Binance expect to running project within range of 30% than just a project that just started to run or they want to run the project if Binance listed them.  :D :D :D


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: baigreen on March 21, 2019, 06:12:51 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

And what can you do about it? The market is in this position. Now is not the time to invest in unknown projects. Analyze what is already on the markets. And then maybe you can make a profit. This is the only way to do business today in this market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: powerman24 on March 21, 2019, 06:17:25 PM
Token price very often crash after listing as there is not enough demand and hunters and early investors are dumping their tokens. It usually happens even more heavily  when there is no use case for the project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Docbee on March 21, 2019, 06:28:11 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Amidst of bad market there are still tokens and coin that have done very well after listing in the market, an example of that is bittorrent. What you need to do is buy ico with prospect and hype.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Adya on March 21, 2019, 06:33:06 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

and if coin will not be listed on exchanges you think it will not kill it? if price falls than buy more cheap. what is there to think about.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: anjho.ace on March 21, 2019, 06:52:09 PM
It depends on the market you will list the ICO.
There are some projects has been listed to some platform of exchange which has few users and less volume than average.
If you will lisy the TOKENS/COINS in a good exhcange the movement will be good and it will not kill the coin as long as the project is great and developing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: spadormie on March 21, 2019, 06:53:15 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Stock differs in many things in cryptocurrency. If listing of coin in stock exchange might cause the coin to drop down then it is different in cryptocurrency. Listing of coins in cryptocurrency helps the coin grow and might help it to become stronger. It is good news in cryptocurrency, it will make the coin's price go up. Because having a good news makes the coin go up in crypto.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: pat4cryptoreal on March 21, 2019, 06:55:06 PM
The coin you invested did not depreciate in price because it was listed in exchange but the whole market is experiencing the same thing. Hold it if it is a promising project, when there is bull you will definitely get your capital as will as profit.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Strotman on March 21, 2019, 07:07:10 PM
Now it makes sense to invest in ICO, which are held on such sites as Binance Launchpad. They make a profit (at least for now)


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: aundroid on March 21, 2019, 07:17:14 PM
Yes usually it is happening.. Unfortunately bounty hunters would sell their bounty coins at the first day of exchange arriving..

Unfortunately, not only the bounty participants, but also the pre-sale participants and early investors who have received a good bonus often dump their tokens.

Everyone should know that after the ICO project finishes the coin would gain its value at least in 2-3 years. But no one remembers that.. If you don't want to loose you must wait..

Yeah, I agree.
I am also in the game for the long run  ;D


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: daarul50 on March 21, 2019, 07:23:07 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
This is the reason why I do not want to re-participate in an ICO because there are so many ICOs that are only made to benefit the creator without thinking about the essence of the ICO itself even though the ideas they give to the ICO have a good purpose but that does not guarantee that the ICO is true we can truly believe.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ConvallAria on March 21, 2019, 07:25:49 PM
Now there are very few projects reaching the listing stage. But only the strongest projects can be kept at a high level. Most coins are really much cheaper after listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: carlfebz2 on March 21, 2019, 07:29:28 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
This is the reason why I do not want to re-participate in an ICO because there are so many ICOs that are only made to benefit the creator without thinking about the essence of the ICO itself even though the ideas they give to the ICO have a good purpose but that does not guarantee that the ICO is true we can truly believe.
It do always end up this way.No matter how good the whitepaper is, as long the creator or the developer do forget on what he
promised to deliver when its still on sale period then it will definitely go to the floor together with having the bearish market as of
this moment where projects do even hardly reach up their minimum goal.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: louisBSAS on March 21, 2019, 07:39:04 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

You need to calm down and understand that now is not the best time to invest. Now the bear market is a time when all coins fall in price. Perhaps even your projects are not to blame for the fall in prices for their coins. The situation on the cryptocurrency market is to blame, which can change at any time, so I prefer to wait and not invest in new projects.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: MuffinMaster on March 21, 2019, 08:07:41 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

That the price of the token falls shortly after it is listed on exchange, many times is the fault of the developers. In the early stages of the token sale they sell tokens with a very large dicount (up to 90%). If investors do not have a lock period, they sell their tokens at a reduced price right after listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: safem on March 21, 2019, 08:25:22 PM
The market currently is very bloody for most coins and thus, no good profit may seem to come from any coin listed on exchanges now. Although, not all exchanges are good for listing coins but there are still many good ones.There is nothing bad in investing in coins at this moment . lnfact in my own view, now is even the best time to invest as the prices of coins are cheap to buy. One thing that I think is essential is that we should know which type of coins to invest in and what the exchanges they will list on will likely be. At times, some projects will list on exchanges that are not good initially to allow dumpers to dump their coins and later list on better exchanges for investors to trade and make profit.





Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Averim on March 21, 2019, 08:28:28 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
This is normal because usually people dump the coins when is listed, but the value of it will grow again one the volume on the market is low. In conclusion listing does not kill the coin but speculation is.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Coinraptor on March 21, 2019, 08:54:09 PM
What about BTT and FTEC coin? Their price has increased multiple times after hitting the exchange. Because people know about these projects well, so they invested except selling cheap. It means you have to wait for a good project instead of investing in typical ICO projects! After Binance IEO, I am waiting for the ICON (ICX) partnered Velic IAO! So, My point is, If your invested project good enough then price will not dump after listing on the exchange, but if the community feels panic on the team then price will be highly dumped after listing!


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: South Park on March 21, 2019, 08:57:37 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You need to stop investing, many thought they were great investors because they were making huge profits during the bull market but now that we are in a bear market they are discovering that they are not as good as they thought they were and if you do not stop there is a significant chance that you will lose all your capital, so you only have two options to improve your investment strategy and if you can not do that then you need to wait until the bull market comes again.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: akitha on March 21, 2019, 09:19:03 PM
its not true..if the coin is not in the exchange people are whining when is the listing???its just most of the investor wants to dump their coins and get their money back quickly


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: george_hured on March 22, 2019, 12:38:15 PM
Adding cryptocurrency on the stock exchange is definitely a serious test for the project. Before making such a decision, investors and many market participants must understand that they are preparing to go out and be public.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sjbi on March 22, 2019, 01:23:23 PM
Same case is here with me. And I am not understanding why even the coins that are proposed by established and reputed organizations with a good purpose go down considerably in prices just when the hit exchanges. As far as your case, what can you do. Just wait for better days for your coins to increase in price and get benefits. Rather you can collect tokens by participating in bounty campaigns.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ifychuks on March 22, 2019, 01:37:56 PM
Just keep ivetsing and hoping for the better.. Hahaha.. On a serious note dude, if you are doing something and it doesn't work out, stop, think it through and try another strategy.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Galantin on March 22, 2019, 01:41:26 PM
Just keep ivetsing and hoping for the better.. Hahaha.. On a serious note dude, if you are doing something and it doesn't work out, stop, think it through and try another strategy.

If you think too much) you can not think of anything. Well, in general, now enter the market is difficult. Better in this with the prototype product. And on a good exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Babbylily1112 on March 22, 2019, 01:50:08 PM
Listing doesn't kill a coin, what is the use for a project if it's coin isn't listed so that people can actually make us of it. Rather the investors massive dump is one of the reasons that kills a coin


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Xxmodded on March 22, 2019, 01:53:43 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...


what you feel, so do we who invest in ico. so at this level of decline, there's not much you can do but just hold or throw it away.
not all ico projects will have the advantage you have ever had. especially nowadays it's too risky, so choose the one that really has the potential and a good idea rather than alt that has similarities.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: babarian on March 22, 2019, 02:16:14 PM
I can conclude that you have to learn more about cryptocurrencies.
The listing did not kill the coin, it was an event that was highly anticipated by the traders. the problem of falling or pumping prices depends on the amount of demand and supply of coins on the exchanger.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: maaldaz on March 22, 2019, 02:26:31 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
I think i would be disagree with the way of think that listing is the deciding factor for a coins to be died.
In my opinion, the main reason would be because there are so many issues about a coins that makes the coin holder to get worried and end up selling their coins in a cheaper price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: bountylayomi on March 22, 2019, 03:29:39 PM
I still say it, even if the price dump immediately after listing, it will still come up again within a short period of time provided that the project has impact in real life hence its token use case will be higher and promote demand.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: masterrex on March 22, 2019, 03:40:25 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
For me the Market Condition these days are not good for new listed coins/tokens and also the kind of platform that you choose to invest with has an effect too. According to my own experience, if the platform that issue the coin/token has a true demand and use case it will create demand for a reason and if the token price will dip, I think its just temporary for many reason such as dumping and eventually it will rise up.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Tosyn2 on March 22, 2019, 03:48:47 PM
In an ideal situation, the next line of action after a successful ico is to list the Coin or token as the case may be on a good exchange. However the current market condition does not give space for this to be true. Most holders will want to sell immediately it hit exchange in other to get their money back therefore leading to crashing of prices in the market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: dipeco on March 22, 2019, 04:51:01 PM
Bad marketing and developers work kills the project. It does not matter on which exchange the project is listed on, if there is a bad management and marketing decisions taking place, this project will die sooner or later.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Asatur on March 22, 2019, 05:07:49 PM
While in most cases this is true. Many coins were thus "fused" to zero. Bountists do not always know how to keep long coins. Where you have to wait - they merge them at least for some cost.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sadmaster on March 22, 2019, 05:16:22 PM
I think it depends. Most coins go down not just because of dumps from bounty hunter but also from investors. Think of the investors on most presales, most of them have huge bonuses which they can already have profits as well as their capital going back to them when they sell their own coins. Bounties are just a small percentage in the total amount of tokens issued.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Starfranko on March 22, 2019, 05:29:10 PM
A successful ico for a coin or token should naturally be followed by listing on an exchange but which exchange to list on could make or Mar a project such decision is usually at the behest of the management . Listing on a popular exchange could help drive volume and price but on an unpopular the price more often than not could suffer depreciation


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Kencha77 on March 22, 2019, 05:47:01 PM
Definitely not. What kills coins are poor demand. Since most people including investors and bounty hunters dump their coin so that they would get their profit from investing because of bonuses but if the demand is high the coin would not get affected by dumps rather investors would see this as an opportunity to buy coins and not sold them.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Yalovtsev on March 22, 2019, 05:55:50 PM
Listing on shit exchanges kills, or when there is no debt listing is also at the bottom of omits, as the people begin to merge them on the Delta, etc., generally a good project after the collection of ISO, should be a maximum of 3 months already to go to the listing on a good and large exchange,but still on Sammo fact now kills tokens is a MARKET that is completely speculative and not quite adekatny market


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: beerlover on March 22, 2019, 06:05:28 PM
many coin or token created with same project with before. Its create a tight competition and bring market more attractive. Beside competition on the project, sometimes investor have big discount when privale sale and investor want to take quick profits by selling under ICO price. Many factor why the price drop when first listing on exchanger and i think its depend on the community
These competition is what I really don’t like, must they even create coin, is there no way they can successfully carry out a  project building on already existing coin like Bitcoin because I feel the reason why the market is still volatile and refusing to come out of bear market is because of the too many coins being created now and dragging same investors we have within the market, this is making other coins that ought to have experienced high growth get stuck in one place.

I know that the market is big for everyone but how many investors are in the system, you can only display your project to an investor within the system which will give them too many options to select from.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mickey_miner on March 22, 2019, 06:30:18 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You can't do anything about it, because now is a bear market. You can start investing in IEO, most likely you can make money.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: crenfrosck on March 22, 2019, 10:13:22 PM
Well, that depends on the reputation of the first exchange most of the time. Listing on Binance or other major exchange will bring more people than leaving it on a minor one with just people who are already involved trading it. No one says that it is a rule, but there is a correlation between the professionality of the team and possible exchanges considering to add their coin. Marketing plays a big role in the online world as no one will ever buy anything from you if he had never heard of you. I do not deny that the project itself has to be unique and above the competitors to be successful, but partnerships with already well-known brands are generally very helpful ;).


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: distr@yopmail.com on March 22, 2019, 10:24:42 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You can't do anything about it, because now is a bear market. You can start investing in IEO, most likely you can make money.
more and more new project now do the ieo. This may be a big problem for ico can so will lose their investors. but the ieo should also be considered, if later many scam project do, it will put the interest of the trade in their exchanges.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: NDX-AKA on March 22, 2019, 10:31:21 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You can't do anything about it, because now is a bear market. You can start investing in IEO, most likely you can make money.
more and more new project now do the ieo. This may be a big problem for ico can so will lose their investors. but the ieo should also be considered, if later many scam project do, it will put the interest of the trade in their exchanges.
there are many problems that arise here a lot of fraud is done here because seeing the results obtained a lot so that many people who take advantage of this hope that problems like this will not drag on and there is a solution so that what the hopes of all participants will be realized.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: vgk88 on March 22, 2019, 10:38:05 PM
I think that there is nothing surprising in the fact that coins fall in price after listing on the exchange. Many projects appear on the exchange very early and have no use.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Yamifoud on March 22, 2019, 10:40:52 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You can't do anything about it, because now is a bear market. You can start investing in IEO, most likely you can make money.
The formulation of IEO is to make separated from ICO which we think that it might have a better perception towards the market.

But talking about the listing of coins is still the same and it probably the result will also just like of what it happen with ICO. People were so excited to get money from investing either in ICO or IEO which means that once it listed into any exchanges, they'll probably sell it and dump. It is commonly happen right now.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: dedi joni on March 22, 2019, 10:45:24 PM
I think that there is nothing surprising in the fact that coins fall in price after listing on the exchange. Many projects appear on the exchange very early and have no use.
Yes you are right, their listings are fast before they build their own strong market. they were only supported by their community consisting of their hodler tokens, and that made the price even more destroyed.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: JuanPaulo on March 22, 2019, 10:55:35 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

The conclusion suggests itself, you need to stop investing in new projects during ICO, you need to wait for them to go public, and then buy them at falling prices and wait for growth.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: the rise on March 22, 2019, 10:57:18 PM
Almost all tokens also experience the same thing because indeed the current conditions are not too stable and I also like you when I buy tokens at ICO in the hope that they can benefit when the project runs but what happens is a loss because until now the tokens have not received ICO prices even though the project has been running for more than 6 months, maybe we can only be patient until the crypto condition gets better again.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Kingairdrop on March 22, 2019, 11:08:06 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

STOs just like ICOs are beginning to fade out and IEOs are the in thing or you could say the new way of life for investors and this is because these projects are backed by the exchanges hosting them. so what o think you should is go with flow by switching to ieos


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Badhuamin on March 22, 2019, 11:44:44 PM
indeed, today there are so many coins that have dropped dramatically when entering pertukarang because there are so many who sell their coins at cheap prices, but if they have a good future, this will change quickly.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: bangjoe on March 22, 2019, 11:55:34 PM
the status of the project is still developing so that no one can make a coin that has a good price while there are many sales made by investors and bounty hunters who sometimes put cheap prices in order to sell quickly so don't be surprised if the price falls immediately


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: starblocks on March 23, 2019, 01:10:34 AM
Listing on a secondary market doesn't necessarily destroy a coins value, but if it does it's normally because of a variety of reasons, including investors who purchased at a huge discount, bounty hunters and advisors cashing out, poor performance by the project itself or market manipulation which are just some of the reasons, but it can be a great opportunity to buy in cheaply once you've determined an asset has reached maximum oversell in value provided it's a solid project with strong potential to increase its user base and adoption


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Perie200 on March 23, 2019, 01:13:22 AM
Kills the price of coins listing on a small volume exchange. I believe this is the primary mistake of all project managers who decide to place their token on a small exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: bestpikka on March 23, 2019, 01:56:54 AM
I think many have experienced the fate of failing to invest in ICO. all of this happens because of the many fraudsters and the imbalance between the allocation of tokens and their total supply. I am also suspicious of the team at an ICO, it seems that many of the developers are dishonest and only seek profits for themselves. so when entering the exchange the price of their coins is destroyed.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ucy on March 23, 2019, 02:31:58 PM
No it doesn't.  It simply gives more  exposure to the coins which are usually long-term.

Investors and hunters probably dumped the coin on the exchange. .  You should be patient...  if it is a good coin it will be bullish again.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: pishite on March 23, 2019, 02:55:49 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

There are not many options:
1. Sell all the coins, tokens. Money from the sale to invest in other coins.
2. The surest way to leave tokens, coins for long term, there is a chance that more than half will die, but the rest will give +.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: masterkiller on March 23, 2019, 03:10:10 PM
That happens a lot now because some crypto projects don't do anything like on the roadmap, they only collect profits from the ICO and some are used for listing and partly for themselves, so be careful when participating in ICO, avoid new people in the world crypto currencies without a clear background. there are countless numbers of projects scam and stop just because of unprofessional people


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: tranthiky on March 23, 2019, 03:14:34 PM
I can sell them to get back some of your money. If you see the future of ICOs that you have joined, you should hold them and wait for the pump. Besides, if you have idle money, you should invest in ieo. It can make your property increase many times.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: agatha90 on March 23, 2019, 03:32:08 PM
Before investing in ico, the first thing we need to do is to look at the roadmap first, and see how much coins they sell, if it reaches hardcaps the ico is successful.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Niam_bakri on March 23, 2019, 03:36:39 PM
Before investing in ico, the first thing we need to do is to look at the roadmap first, and see how much coins they sell, if it reaches hardcaps the ico is successful.
be careful with your assessment. now many of the ico also manipulate their sales. the amount of money collected do not provide assurance that ico was a success. Maybe indeed in their sales success, but after the completion of the ico big challenge was in sight. If they are not capable of developing then they will be in the waste.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: trash321 on March 23, 2019, 03:47:42 PM
This is a well-known fact that for some reason people cannot understand for themselves definitely true. Of course, I understand that when listing on the stock exchange, many projects have already lost their reputation and their value as a project. But all the same, before going public, you need to understand a lot.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: SamDummy on March 23, 2019, 03:52:33 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
This is ridiculous. Exchange is only a tool of the market.
If the coin is necessary, the demand for it will make the price go up.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: fosco333 on March 23, 2019, 04:20:55 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

ISO ? Do you mean ICO ? I wonder what coins you invested in this bear market recently ?
Listing won't kill coin, unless there are some holders selling with a massive amount of coins.
Before investing, you need to know the coin/token circulation supply, so you will know if the coin has potential to dump or not.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sakuragi21 on March 23, 2019, 04:45:59 PM
No the problem is the token holders and they are the investors who first get the tokens and sell the tokens on exchangers even in low prices.so the price of tokens will dump and they will turning it on bounty hunters who dump the price.and one other reason is the exchangers they lost the tokens maybe its a non popular and cheaper exchanger if they list it on top 100 exchangers maybe tokens will be much good.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Spider A4 on March 23, 2019, 05:02:49 PM
After successful funds rise listing some exchange. In exchange hunter sell their token and investor sell extra bonus, in results price is down.
But now many project getting list before softcap reach and i think small exchange listing not a big deal. Specially now Latoken is very common exchange because i following everyday latoken announcement even few token got listed every single day. Some project partner with exchange before start IEO.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Golftech on March 23, 2019, 05:08:05 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
This is ridiculous. Exchange is only a tool of the market.
If the coin is necessary, the demand for it will make the price go up.
Which should be the case, if the project/coin is for real usage the demand will push it up even how dumpers tried to do a massive selling, there's still bounce that will happen as community support due to a good road plan will lift the price up, projects with real future goals who can keep promises will survive along this bear market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: santiPOGI on March 23, 2019, 05:12:38 PM
YEAH IT DOES, and NO ITS NOT!!!
what are the listing for? if they will immediaetly get on it then its harmful.
But lets thing if the exchange is god enough and can build a good demand from the people?
there so many different status in different platform!


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: minus_one_crypto on March 23, 2019, 05:25:22 PM
I think listing makes the project more popular. It seems to me that listing is a very important step in the development of the project as a whole.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Anyobsss on March 23, 2019, 05:57:33 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
i don't think that listing kills the coin. It is the dumping that is happening after it gets listed. This is usual for successful ICOs, bounty hunters who gained lots of tokens dump their it as soon as it gets listed.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: GreatOrchid on March 24, 2019, 04:04:18 PM
I do not think that listing on exchanges kills a coins or tokens, mainly because of fact that they provide liquidity for that coin which is necessary for most of coins and tokens. Problem starts when there is much more supply than demand for that coin or token, because that leads to lower prices for that coin or token. Mostly, it is not problem which starts on exchanges, it is problem of that particular project, which is probably useless or did not get enoguh traction in the market.
Same goes for me. I do not think that listing on a certain exchanges makes a certain coin to be killed. But I guess you are right there, that the main reason why such issues and matter occur is the fact that exchanges provide liquidity for that coin which is been a part of it as it is necessary. But I know for sure, that most crypto users are aware that the demand of supply is the main reason for the slowly killing of the coin, which brings the coin or even token into a much lower prices than it should be. But all of this also have an impact from the project itself.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Nivelir on March 24, 2019, 04:08:09 PM
Before you prepare to add your coin to the exchange, you must be sure that the community is really interested in everything that you have and you can really add a coin. That it was not just like that.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: irixo10 on March 24, 2019, 04:11:04 PM
To your question, listing doesn't kill any project rather it gives the project room to grow which is why it is very important to list on a good exchange not anyhow exchange; as exchanges also have an effect (negative or positive) on any listed project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: AlekseyCrypto on March 24, 2019, 04:14:00 PM
Now a new trend of IEO is developing and projects can still bring profit immediately after entering the stock exchange. But I am sure that this situation will not last long.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sarmrakib on March 24, 2019, 04:18:20 PM
O think you are saying about ICO .Something missing in your word. However its the bear market .That's why most of the project losing their ICO value. So that investor must need to research well the project which he wanna invest .And the initial phase of the coin are surviving phase so we have to be patient on this as a investor.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Aleksandra Gurskaya on March 24, 2019, 04:23:55 PM
The fact is that now is not a good time to enter the stock exchange. Therefore, many projects are doing the right thing when they are delayed with access to the stock exchange as long as possible.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: pearcy jackson on March 24, 2019, 04:58:25 PM
That is something that is feared by ICO TEAM, which if a new coin is listed then the coin will dies soon , but on the other hand the Listing indicates that the coin can compete in the market. can also be a sign if the ICO project is successful.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: dimonarka on March 24, 2019, 05:10:51 PM
I understand you, but you should know that after any listing on the stock exchange, the token constantly goes down and because most investors immediately sell their tokens and for this the price goes down but over time it will stabilize.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: spike420211 on March 24, 2019, 06:09:06 PM
It all depends on how the project approaches the listing of its coin. With the right strategy, a coin can easily fly to the moon, leaving behind all competitors and provoking a large number of investors to buy themselves, this is what distinguishes the top projects.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: martina14 on March 24, 2019, 06:13:27 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Listing kills the coin, because some exchange are not good to place the tokens/coins due to demand and volume.
Listing is very important for investors, if there will be that one then there will be no investors to come.
It is on the ICO team who must do the great work to rise.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: yslyv on March 24, 2019, 07:06:58 PM
it depends on which exchange is it listing in. if the coin is listed in a crap not popular exchange in the beginning, it is mostly a disappointment for the community and holders. But if it is listed in a known exchange it can grow better.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Chuky92 on March 24, 2019, 07:38:44 PM
No, listing doesn't kill a coin instead it helps a coin to get more investors. What kills a coin is when the team stops improving their project or platform.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Petchant on March 24, 2019, 07:46:39 PM
Without listing, there won't be liquidity and there won't be any way for investors to get back the result of their investment. I don't think listing kill coin, what kill or make a coin is its level of demand by potential buyers. If there are more sellers than interested buyers, then expect its price to dip but if there are more buyers expect the price to soar.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: jvper on March 24, 2019, 07:47:35 PM
You can't do much about it. If the price is already down, you already lost. You'd better reassess your situation and do the best thing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sorrros on March 24, 2019, 07:49:52 PM
Listing on exchanges doesn´t bring any value to the token. The value depends on company works, on company progress, on uniqueness and usefulness of the product. The exchange is only the way how to get price for these things  :). No product, no progress, no use = no growth.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: trade2winnn on March 24, 2019, 07:50:06 PM
I believe that the listing should go first at the right time,and the second most glavno on a good exchange,Yes, I can say one thing now after Listing the projects price is very fall,but even without listing the people they merges the Delta at all for a penny,so I'm in the listing,as it is at least some benefit bears


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Flezy on March 24, 2019, 09:38:07 PM
If listing kills a coin, how then will the coin be able to attract new investors which will make the project more valuable? Listing doesn't but rather the developers of the project are the ones responsible when the coin becomes worthless. This is because if they do their job well and according to roadmap, the coin will have value.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Korkorjkk on March 24, 2019, 09:42:41 PM
At times the moment a coin gets to exchange, because of dumpers, the price falls drastically. But at times, it recovers after some time and the price becomes better.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: axel2078 on March 24, 2019, 09:43:39 PM
Listing doesn't kill a coin, in my own opinion two things or factors kills a coin. The first is the exchange the coin is listed on and the second is the developers or team of the coin. If the coin is listed on a good exchange it will get the right attention.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: CleverOracle on March 24, 2019, 10:45:42 PM
If you invested on a project then you must believe and have some faith on the team because listing on exchange is just a start for something big to happen. the product or platform is the key for the value of coin to grow in exchanges once its launch and have a lot of users that will push the demand for coins.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: coinbirds on March 24, 2019, 10:49:07 PM
Listing is killing the coin if the project is not ready for listing.
For example having no working product or active development or real use case or/and there is no supporting community behind it etc.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: concitta on March 24, 2019, 11:18:06 PM
Listing is killing the coin if the project is not ready for listing.
For example having no working product or active development or real use case or/and there is no supporting community behind it etc.
no of killing him, he only checks which coins are good and bad so he registers coins that are not too fake.
if one or many of them do not have a product that is functional and useful for what is here and we need to choose the really good one
if a coin has a large community, it may still function properly, because it has a strong support team.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: FastSlots on March 24, 2019, 11:20:18 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Most coins are being inflated, its value has been increased many times. When joining stock, it will gradually return to the original price by stock censorship


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: simpelplan on March 24, 2019, 11:31:59 PM
no matter ISO or ICO, all tend to experience a dump when they first enter the market, even I think that is common because when the coin first enters the market, there will be many investors and bounty hunters who sell these coins directly, while market demand for coins it's still not high so the price immediately goes down


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: NeelMariaWarner on March 24, 2019, 11:42:43 PM
just wait because maybe the longer the coin will have a better price, you can hope that if you invest in the right ISO, you don't even need to worry about the price because if the ISO you choose is a good ISO then someday the price the coin will far exceed the price when you buy it


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Menawi12 on March 25, 2019, 12:15:20 AM
just wait because maybe the longer the coin will have a better price, you can hope that if you invest in the right ISO, you don't even need to worry about the price because if the ISO you choose is a good ISO then someday the price the coin will far exceed the price when you buy it

Its true, if we trust on the project or developers team, we should not be panic when the price slightly drop. Good project will reach new high price again when market start to recover and if the project is not legit, i think the price will remain pump and dump


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: fuer44 on March 25, 2019, 07:50:45 AM
that is because the crypto market as a whole has not been stable and has not shown a significant increase. and the token which is using a certain smart contract of the altcoin, of course the exchange value will fall, if the smart contract also falls. and worse, those tokens come together, I think that's the cause.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ariyzt on March 25, 2019, 08:16:24 AM
not really
that just happend when the team didn't have any strategy
they can lock the coin/token from bounty / airdrop for like 2 or 3 month after listing on market


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: hieuho381 on March 25, 2019, 08:19:50 AM
that is because the crypto market as a whole has not been stable and has not shown a significant increase. and the token which is using a certain smart contract of the altcoin, of course the exchange value will fall, if the smart contract also falls. and worse, those tokens come together, I think that's the cause.
i still think the market is not just the only reason because listing an new altcoin depends on the altcoins itself, if the token has no future potential to develope, it will be used by investors for pumping and dumping, that's not all, investors usually sell all their new altcoin as soon as they are listed to get profit, so unless that altcoin is good, listing will be able to kill that altcoin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: toydoll on March 25, 2019, 09:07:29 AM
This happens all the time, when entering the exchange, the price of the coin falls.There's nothing you can do, if you believe in the future of the project, that in the fall you can buy yourself some more coin and wait for the development of the project.If the team will develop the project-and the price will rise.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Squirrel Dearing on March 25, 2019, 09:51:57 AM
Pay your attention to IEO from major exchanges, this is a new trend that will bring huge income in the coming months. Exchanges take on reputational risks and independently select projects for crowdsale, followed by listing on the exchange. As the experience of Binance, such sales are extremely successful and bring income.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: xvids on March 25, 2019, 09:56:22 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
It is not because of listing them it is because of the demand for the coins.
As you can see once a new coin enters the trading platform there isn't so much demand for it and the people who have it would sell it no matter what price the market shows.
They don't have many supporters to back up the price to maintain it so the early investors would panic and sell it off.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: andra73 on March 25, 2019, 10:00:37 AM
This happens all the time, when entering the exchange, the price of the coin falls.There's nothing you can do, if you believe in the future of the project, that in the fall you can buy yourself some more coin and wait for the development of the project.If the team will develop the project-and the price will rise.
the trust is not just a must-have. We must conduct research related team and development is done, otherwise we could be stuck in a very deep loss. prices are down a lot but if the team continues to work and do an update then it is great potential in the future.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: akungagal on March 25, 2019, 10:01:12 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
i'm sorry for you,
indeed at this time it is very difficult to find profits from iso. i think this is indeed not the right time to invest in a lot of iso, if you really intend to invest you should only choose the best iso.

now the market conditions take a lot of our money, so you should be careful when choosing a project to invest.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: RobertMondragon on March 25, 2019, 10:06:36 AM
If an ICO has a bounty. There are two scenarios:

1st (BEAR MARKET)
During bear market expect there will be a massive dump. Investors are also dumping their holdings in frustration to price.

2nd (BULL MARKET)
During the bull market, expect the coins to go up more prior to listing. All coins are going up during the bull market. Bounty hunters doesnt dump.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: kincit88 on March 25, 2019, 10:11:51 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
The reason why the price is falling down because the project isnt good enough to make traders interested and then buy their coins, if the  project is really good every traders will buy and i dnt agree with you if you said listing coin in exchange is killing the coin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: MBMauL on March 25, 2019, 10:15:26 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
The reason why the price is falling down because the project isnt good enough to make traders interested and then buy their coins, if the  project is really good every traders will buy and i dnt agree with you if you said listing coin in exchange is killing the coin.
most of them are too rushed to get in Exchange, it keeps the price is destroyed. too many who want to sell, they do not think to build their market first, if followed the fall of the price of coins they are unavoidable.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: shinratensei_ on March 25, 2019, 10:17:21 AM
just wait because maybe the longer the coin will have a better price, you can hope that if you invest in the right ISO, you don't even need to worry about the price because if the ISO you choose is a good ISO then someday the price the coin will far exceed the price when you buy it

Its true, if we trust on the project or developers team, we should not be panic when the price slightly drop. Good project will reach new high price again when market start to recover and if the project is not legit, i think the price will remain pump and dump
If it's not legit and it was having a lot of chance to be dumped. A slight drop means a correction was happening to the token. I have no reason to worry about that. I should feel worried when there was a big dump for bitcoin and this will give a lot of impact on the price of altcoin too.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: rose9696 on March 25, 2019, 10:23:23 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Currently many investors are no longer interested in ways to attract capital other than IEO.
  The IEO can make a mediocre project grow big and your money will increase a lot if you invest in a good project.
That is the new trend of the market and now it is still quite hot for you to earn money.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: judeafante on March 25, 2019, 11:07:19 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

So you are asking if listing kills a coin? the answer is a big no, will you invest in a coin that tells you that they have no plan to list their coin in any exchange, it's natural for a coin to dip when it hit the market the first time but is a good way to promote the site among traders and they will soon trust the coin if developers, develop the platform.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: oceantiger on March 25, 2019, 11:34:09 AM
No, listing does not kill coins but the project team who do not have any reasonable plan for the development of their coins kills the coin by themselves. The situation you found yourself is the same as all of us because our wallets are holding thousands of coins that are worthless.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Grenee on March 25, 2019, 11:36:41 AM
i strictly disagree with this. listing a coin does not mean it will kill the project is the problem we have in this cryptocurrency is developer sometimes disappoint hunters and investors.i noticed any project with 1$ ico price will later fuck up.project like fxpay , posicoin and other project like that.i believe project with solid backup will surely survive even in this bear market. project like serve , chimpion , wollo. my conclusion is project should at-least have good backup so that they will succeed.  


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: r1a2y3m4 on March 25, 2019, 11:42:05 AM
It depends on what exchange the coin will go or will be list. If it would be listed to a big exchange, then it will go up high. And, listing in cryptocurrency is a great news for a coin that can make it rise up to 30% of its normal price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: futuristishe on March 25, 2019, 11:44:10 AM
Because you do not invest in very good projects, and yet you invest at a time when rarely increases. So if you have the courage to invest carefully choose projects


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: stefany101 on March 25, 2019, 11:53:04 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Nowadays, it is normal for a coins or tokens to experience a downfall once it is already listed on crypto exchanges. Usually, the reason of this is the massive selling of coins or tokens of the bounty hunters or airdrop participants which they get as a rewards for completing their bounty tasks, but there are sometimes that the market itself is the one who manipulates the price, so it is better for the ICO team to list their coins or tokens in a good exchange/s.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Chomsy on March 25, 2019, 11:53:18 AM
Listing of a project is inevitable and I do not see it as a factor to the downfall in value of any token. You should look closely and research before investing your fund on any project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Quintrix on March 25, 2019, 11:55:02 AM
Nobody will answer yes here after we invest or received our token from working in their bounty campaign we are waiting to get the coin in the market, failure for developers to do this will get them a scam tagged.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: trash321 on March 25, 2019, 12:04:53 PM
Many times it has been said that cryptocurrency now has a very abstract meaning, but as you understand it should have the support of its community, its holders, who understand that cryptocurrency is of course very serious opportunities for the future. Therefore, I think that in general, cryptocurrencies should still be supported in this way.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: sulendra12 on March 25, 2019, 12:11:54 PM
If listing kills those coins, then what is the point of trading?

Nobody will answer yes here after we invest or received our token from working in their bounty campaign we are waiting to get the coin in the market, failure for developers to do this will get them a scam tagged.
Even though you were a bounty participant before, it doesn't mean you can do whatever shit you want(if you have nothing to invest).

Because you do not invest in very good projects, and yet you invest at a time when rarely increases. So if you have the courage to invest carefully choose projects
That's not a point. We are talking about listing in the general.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Dreamchaser21 on March 25, 2019, 12:23:38 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
That’s the biggest challenge for a new coin, they have to survive on that or else they will literally die and make investors regret on buying their coin. You have to invest on a stronger project so even if the price dump after the exchange listing, they can still bounce back even at a higher price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Correlll on March 25, 2019, 01:34:34 PM
It depends on a lot of different factors and I think it hardly depends on an exchange where this coin is listed on. I believe that none coin that was or is going to be listed on Binance will experience a massive dump before listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: altscaner on March 25, 2019, 06:24:15 PM
the influence of listings on killing coins rarely happens in my opinion but what causes it is the development of the coin itself, if it can't change and has the potential to become a shitcoin it is clear even though the exchange will not give anything, but sometimes there are projects that have developed but are wrong choose the fate market to be destroyed (due to hacking, dumping, etc.)


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ujinice on March 25, 2019, 06:52:55 PM
Trust is undermined, people only believe in tokens from the top 20, all the rest today is a shit coin from which everyone is trying to get rid of. The market is weak and prone to panic, people are afraid to get out of liquid coins. Someone constantly insists on the great future of cryptocurrency, but I see only the market that is in a coma and was taken on artificial lung ventilation.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: go4crypto on March 25, 2019, 06:57:51 PM
It is mostly due to the weak market and scared investors resulting in most coins going down after starting trading. There are always exceptions in some very good projects.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: SRKNGL on March 25, 2019, 07:11:42 PM
We could not profit from the icos organized in 2018. It seems the same thing will happen in 2019. The Icos cycle is over now. In that case, stop investing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mia44 on March 25, 2019, 07:19:40 PM
currently the market is not good, in my opinion if a market like this do not trade in the long or medium term. because market movements are affected by the bitcoin price movements. if bitcoin goes down the market will go down


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Collinberg on March 25, 2019, 07:59:26 PM
The topic is this thread is quite hilarious considering the fact that if the tokens does not list in an exchange, it is basically useless since it has no liquidity, you are correct in the fact that the current market is not good and most tokens end up dumping upon listing but you should research well before you invest, there are good projects out there that do well.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Adriano2010 on March 25, 2019, 08:04:28 PM
Sometimes yes, listing kill some coins but not also strong projects who after listing get bought by a lot of people because their team make all who can to do what they say.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Christinebeauty on March 25, 2019, 08:37:57 PM
Listing does not kill a coin but dumpers kill it. If every investor decides not to dump their coins immediately after listing, the coin will maintain a fair price and even improves.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mrdeposit on March 25, 2019, 08:45:11 PM
Sometimes yes, listing kill some coins but not also strong projects who after listing get bought by a lot of people because their team make all who can to do what they say.
I guess the right timing has a huge role in this. Because, the project who reaches the softcap with difficulty, it is normal to encounter this result after a few weeks if it is listed in uncertain exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: bhabygrim on March 25, 2019, 08:57:21 PM
Do you know what really kills the new coins or crypto?
It is the holders they don't have faith on what they have they don't have trust in the project,
Think about it if they really believe in that coin why would they sell it cheap?
If they really believe in the team and the project that they invested in they would just hold it and wait till the project makes it own way to make the price go up.
Surely if the project would be active and attract more investor the price would rise high.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: minersday on March 25, 2019, 09:16:52 PM
The current situation of the crypto market is not a good period to invest in just any ICO projects you come across. Most of these projects after raising huge sum of money from their ICOs, they list their tokens on cheap exchanges and also dump the tokens. Dumping is the real killer of tokens not listing it. It will be advisable to invest in the already existing crypto coins than investing in ICOs thinking you can make huge profits. There are a lot of scam ICOs projects..


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Zythiphill on March 25, 2019, 09:20:41 PM
We could not profit from the icos organized in 2018. It seems the same thing will happen in 2019. The Icos cycle is over now. In that case, stop investing.
I agree now the ico is generally bad going through time, little of the investment can pay off , I think it is better to stop investing


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: DAVETUN on March 25, 2019, 09:26:06 PM
This is the the best  of  time  for ICO, IEO is presently taking  over the stage, to invest  in an ICO ensure it is a project that  is  already on the exchange  with great potential fro growth during the bull run, I suggest  you consider BTC, ETH and Binance token


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mila52 on March 25, 2019, 09:34:14 PM
Cannot be blamed the listing for reducing the price of a coin after entering the exchange. Conversely, listing is an indicator of the success of a project. Just whales use their discount from investing to lower the price of a coin in order to buy it at the lowest price. If the project is successful then in the near future  the price of a coin will pump. You must to beleave in the project and be able to wait.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: radokan on March 25, 2019, 09:34:33 PM
We could not profit from the icos organized in 2018. It seems the same thing will happen in 2019. The Icos cycle is over now. In that case, stop investing.
I agree now the ico is generally bad going through time, little of the investment can pay off , I think it is better to stop investing
There has to be different solution for this problem. Projects can pay dividends based on number of tokens investors hold or they can buy back tokens at fix price, that will prevent crashing after ICO. First solution sounds better.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: asdlolciterquit on March 25, 2019, 09:55:41 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

i can't imagine a coin of success that is not listed.

If a coin can't survive at its listing, it will not be a great coin. I'm pretty sure about this.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mr.Spreadthehamster on March 25, 2019, 10:11:49 PM
Indeed, the listing largely determines the future of the coin, since it is difficult to predict the demand in real conditions of a bear market. After listing we understand more about the success and potential of the project, which is also important for all participants.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: JeBro on March 26, 2019, 04:46:42 AM
In my opinion, the best solution in a situation where purchased tokens have decreased is hold. In any case, the tokens will grow and you can get a profit or at least return the invested funds.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: tenakha on March 26, 2019, 05:18:11 AM
Indeed, the listing largely determines the future of the coin, since it is difficult to predict the demand in real conditions of a bear market. After listing we understand more about the success and potential of the project, which is also important for all participants.

Listing can now determine the future of the project. Because, the current market situation dominated by the bear market is destroying most crypto's price. Already, there are a few projects that keep the price and I am not hopeful about them, scam is very likely.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: maman567 on March 26, 2019, 06:36:18 AM
Bad exchange will have bad price of some altcoin and make many investor will lost their money, you can buy or invest some ICO coin where have commitment for listing their coin on big and greatest exchange where you will get much profit later.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Error 522 on March 26, 2019, 06:53:25 AM
This thread is really really REALLY retarded.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: petermike on March 26, 2019, 07:26:29 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
When you invest in coins and when they listed exchange arranges it is normal to increase prices and discounts. In my opinion you should not worry about waiting for the market to stabilize and your coins will increase in price. then don't panic and wait for Bitcoin go up.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: slaman29 on March 26, 2019, 08:31:12 AM
Cannot be blamed the listing for reducing the price of a coin after entering the exchange. Conversely, listing is an indicator of the success of a project. Just whales use their discount from investing to lower the price of a coin in order to buy it at the lowest price. If the project is successful then in the near future  the price of a coin will pump. You must to beleave in the project and be able to wait.

Depends also, sometimes all the project wants as well is to be listed, because even the project owners can't wait to get their hands on cashflow. A really good project in my opinion no longer cares about listing, they just allow demand for it to happen and if people want it they get it OTC. Leaving it to naturally grow is what is best, but nobody really does it these days.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Muzika on March 26, 2019, 08:36:04 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

You have nothing to do with it, you will just go with the flow or else sell your coin immidiately to cut your loss, but there are some coins in the market that comes to be a good coin after few months after listing and with that maybe it is a game of luck for an investors.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Peruvyn on March 26, 2019, 09:11:17 AM
Am of different opinion on this, listing on exchange don't kill a token and there are a lot of some other factors that could lead to the gradual demise of it, this includes the behavior of the team after the ICO and before listing, the volume of the exchange and so many factors.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: normanderecho on March 26, 2019, 09:34:39 AM
Nowadays its really hard to seek a good ICO prjocet to invest, since we had noticed the crypto market was still on the bearish. However, take more patience if you already invest in such ICO, if you feel lost just mind its charge of experience. But we might know someday it will bloom in no time.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Bezobraznike on March 26, 2019, 09:45:29 AM
   If a listing kills a coin/token, than coin/token wasn`t strong enough, better to be dead on the beginning than later.
Use that drop in price to buy something. Don`t invest in ICO, invest when it hits exchange and suffer from a drop. In
that point you know it survived and from there it can be better, and price is cheap.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ronaldcoin2017 on March 26, 2019, 10:12:26 AM
   If a listing kills a coin/token, than coin/token wasn`t strong enough, better to be dead on the beginning than later.
Use that drop in price to buy something. Don`t invest in ICO, invest when it hits exchange and suffer from a drop. In
that point you know it survived and from there it can be better, and price is cheap.
I think listing cannot really kill a coin, if listing kill a coin why developer list thier coin on exchange, listing cannot really kill a coin in fact it can help a coin to become more popular or maybe known to many investors. I believe that the dumpers cannot kill a coin it can only make the price drop but in a long run it will came back to normal or maybe rise up high.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nik9990 on March 26, 2019, 10:25:32 AM
Now the general trend is this, and if the coin is weak, then it may not rise in price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Dilladupak on March 26, 2019, 10:35:43 AM
I think in the meantime you can stop investing in the ICO project, just wait for crypto prices at a stable price, it's better you can invest in Altcoin for the long term.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: elbimbo012 on March 26, 2019, 11:16:02 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
It is not the listing in exchange causes the coins to drop its value but the bear season that affect the entire crypto coins are the one killing the price. Lack of investors interest in buying new coins since majority are focussing in top coins.  For now avoid joining in ICO  just be patience everything will br ok once market  become bullish


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: logisticalmother on March 26, 2019, 12:16:30 PM
be patient because something good will always come to us so think optimistically if the coin that you hold can go back up again and your investment can run smoothly again it is really a pity if we have invested valuable things but immediately fall indeed it is common but still there are still many people who are afraid of that.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: bestpikka on March 26, 2019, 12:44:55 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
if you are still sure about crypto you must be patient to wait until the bullish trend comes. so the price of all altcoins will be more valuable and of course, you can invest in ICO again.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Kwame Genius on March 26, 2019, 01:31:18 PM
I think this is not the right time to do investment because there is no assurance in the market for nowadays. There are only some few coins pumping up. I will advise you to trade in this potential coins and profit for some short time. Investment in ICO will lead you to financial crisis.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: GatotKaca on March 26, 2019, 02:12:09 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
most people experience what they feel now. all you have to do is live as usual as a trader, it's hard to see the current market situation. but this is a fluctuating crypto where prices can change significantly over time without us noticing. so stay confident and believe in the crypto future.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Augustyusuf on March 26, 2019, 02:24:13 PM
i dont think so, listing process is the most waiting moment for some investor of ico project, but in first maybe the price itself would be dump by several person, but later after volume has reach some point, the price surely will turn back to original price, even more and will bring profit for the token holder.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: raptorez on March 26, 2019, 03:16:02 PM
Adding coins to the exchanges can probably be called a very serious test for the project, because it is precisely by these indicators that we can assess the project’s reputation today. I think that this is how anybody shows cool opportunities.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nikogluttonym on March 26, 2019, 04:17:25 PM
Do not invest in ICO. This is not the end of 2017 when any ICO gave X. Now X gives only 1 out of 100 ICO.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: s4mp1nt0 on March 26, 2019, 05:15:38 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

how'd you get profit if it is not listed on any exchange? is it  worthless if the coin is not listed? how's you exchange it to real cash?


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: greenclub09 on March 26, 2019, 05:57:03 PM
Do not invest in ICO. This is not the end of 2017 when any ICO gave X. Now X gives only 1 out of 100 ICO.
i dont think ICOs has anything related to the reason why we should stop investing, an altcoin from ICO can have a chance to rise higher or being dumped by investors when it is listed on an exchange, but if the altcoin is listed on a weak exchange or the altcoins has no potential to develope then it is obvious to be dumped by investors.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: wenwen on March 27, 2019, 09:50:22 AM
The only way out of this situation is - hold. I can also advise short-term trading but this option applies to those who know how to trade. At the moment, all projects that are created do not have strong financial support and the price of their coins in any case will fall. My advice-keep these coins in your wallet and constantly monitor the price changes.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: jademaxsuy on March 27, 2019, 10:04:02 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You could not do anything about it because it is the team that can make a change in the project on how professional they handle it. But usually team only wants the money being invested from the investors and this is why most of the project after the crowdfunding and listing in an exchange it will drastically drop. They will just list it and run away with the money.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Kulitha on March 27, 2019, 10:09:32 AM
We should understand this is not good time for investing on initial coin offerings. There was good time for that but now with market falling that situation have changed. But we can see some promising projects have done profitable exchange listing even in beat market. 


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Greatbut on March 28, 2019, 01:16:05 PM
I adorned and linked as charitableness  huntsman in various ICO which has great  conception, practised  group  fellow and furthermore  great  ballyhoo  on the other hand  later  database  cost  drop-offs  extremely  even. Any of propose  furthermore not curing  because  continued  age. Whatever  gloss.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Stavri on March 28, 2019, 01:39:51 PM
well. actually not. but when a very strong project firstly being listed in a crap exchange. and the volume of that exchange is not good enough price can easily drop down. so it depends on which exchange it will be listed in.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Fuhre on March 30, 2019, 03:45:10 PM
Indeed there are many cases like that, when the coin has been listed, many will sell it immediately. I think they are impatient and want to get rich quick. if everyone does something like that, then ICO turns into a cash game


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: profitgenerator212 on March 30, 2019, 04:31:55 PM
Perhaps but that is why is mostly advisable to invest in projects with minimum value products off or online. Irrespective of the amount of bonus given to investors or tokens given as airdrop, people mostly only dump what they see no value therein


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: avonka on March 30, 2019, 11:28:49 PM
Never let a project take you down and have an exit strategy. Unfortunately, many token prices crashes much below the ICO price after listing and investors losing their trust in such projects. Less investments in ICOs lately and low ROI.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: btc-facebook on March 30, 2019, 11:41:23 PM
No it's not, but in some case listed in a bad exchange will dropping down the price and value of the coins/tokens.
If you didn't know what to do, just accumulated in the lower price, so when it's starting to pulling back, is will also helped you to recover.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mcTether on March 30, 2019, 11:48:49 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
It is dumping that kills a coin. The bounty hunters also shares part of the blame because most of them believe in just collecting their rewards and selling without even waiting for the future growth of the coin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: crenfrosck on March 30, 2019, 11:54:02 PM
Not an easy question to answer... Listing on smaller exchanges is more dangerous without doubt. I can imagine that the impact made on Binance would be much larger and value would not fall down that drastically. However, it is always about investors. When someone wants to cash out with losing 90 per cent, something is not working like it should. And without demand, you have a difficult time proving you are worth investing in. Complicated processes do not have one clear answer. Listing on a leading exchange is definitely very expensive and luxurious for a majority of projects, but it might be a price for your future development. Is it worth it? That is a question for particular teams.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Ini35 on March 30, 2019, 11:56:43 PM
We just have to prepare our mind whenever we want to invest, that we might come  across the odd sometimes, which is inevitable.
If such happens, you just have to be strong and try to stand on your feet again and then learn from your mistakes.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Akpuv on March 30, 2019, 11:59:11 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
It wasn't listing that killed the coins. It was the team and sponsors or advisors that killed the project after making their profits and moved on probably to start a new hype project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: hungsanh2512 on March 31, 2019, 12:32:06 AM
When you invest in ICOS projects that altcoins listed in exchange, I think it is very lucky and wonderful. But the price Altcoins are still very bad, I think it is possible that the Bitcoin market is not good so the Altcoins will be dropped in price. Besides the exchange page which listed Altcoins are not big and famous. You should wait patiently for the market to come back.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: inanilujimi on March 31, 2019, 12:51:55 AM
now I prefer to invest when they have been listing in the market and see new developments starting to invest in it.
because what is the point we invest and build projects if the project falls when it is in the market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: cryptoblue77 on March 31, 2019, 12:57:48 AM
Over the past one year's, the market has been in bearish mood, during this time ICO investment hasn't been profitable at all, as after the listing on the exchanges the price of most coins has dropped significantly.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: efxtrader on March 31, 2019, 02:29:05 AM
Over the past one year's, the market has been in bearish mood, during this time ICO investment hasn't been profitable at all, as after the listing on the exchanges the price of most coins has dropped significantly.

Last year is hard year for cyptocurrency price. My portfolio value drop significant but i am still hold it untill now. Most token or coin price drop after listing in exchanger because many dumper, perhaps its from bounty hunters or from investor itself.
I think many factor why the price could drop, sometimes early investor or seed investor have big discount at pre-sale and its profitable if they sell early.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: steveabrahams on March 31, 2019, 02:30:38 AM
Over the past one year's, the market has been in bearish mood, during this time ICO investment hasn't been profitable at all, as after the listing on the exchanges the price of most coins has dropped significantly.

Last year is hard year for cyptocurrency price. My portfolio value drop significant but i am still hold it untill now. Most token or coin price drop after listing in exchanger because many dumper, perhaps its from bounty hunters or from investor itself.
I think many factor why the price could drop, sometimes early investor or seed investor have big discount at pre-sale and its profitable if they sell early.
I think it's from the bounty hunters, because when the bounty hunters received the tokens from bounty, they all sell their tokens on exchange and it makes the price dropped so low below the ICO. Imagine if all bounty hunters sell the coins at the same time, the price will fall.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: maculeth on March 31, 2019, 03:20:16 AM
to avoid dumping after listing the coin, then pay for bounty hunters using dollars only. then the coin will have no effect at all.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Slash61 on March 31, 2019, 05:09:06 AM
to avoid dumping after listing the coin, then pay for bounty hunters using dollars only. then the coin will have no effect at all.
It will issue funds. anyway to dump occurs not only from the bounty hunter also caused it. all dependent with the project if the team really showed good progress I guess bounty hunter also will not be as stupid as that sell their assets.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Dancil on March 31, 2019, 07:19:44 AM
disadvantage also applies to cryto.
it's true what was said above.
most coin prices fall every listing on the exchange. but this is where patience is needed. At the beginning of the listing, the prices fell but not all coins. must be smart in making the best decisions to get more profit.
but unfortunately, many people are in a hurry and impatient, causing things like that.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: trash321 on March 31, 2019, 07:33:09 AM
The exchange as a whole is not a very honest place, so it seems to me that there are a lot of possible scenarios, in which there is a very large cycle of situations that you must consider, one of the most important is manipulation.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nik9990 on March 31, 2019, 07:53:43 AM
I think that no, the price is reduced due to the unpopularity of the project and poor implementation


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Yemolou on March 31, 2019, 12:24:54 PM
If the team members are unable to create enough hype around their project and to make people buy their tokens after the token sale end, a normal listing on a small exchange will definitely kill the value of their token.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: danielchris on March 31, 2019, 12:51:34 PM
It's not easy to show list of killed coins. But many reasons behind the failure projects or not successful.   It's a matter of listed on a good exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: GREENch on March 31, 2019, 12:56:28 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
I think that you should reconsider your attitude to the ICO. This year will be popular projects that conduct IEO


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Babayan on March 31, 2019, 01:08:44 PM
Listing on bad exchange kills the coin. Such shitty exchanges like Forkdelta are full of bots that want to drop the price more and more


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: TKarollah on March 31, 2019, 02:28:57 PM
Listing on bad exchange kills the coin. Such shitty exchanges like Forkdelta are full of bots that want to drop the price more and more
but maybe it will have a good thing, there is a list so we know the coin is really good and it will keep us from fake coins or fraud.
all actions will definitely have a negative and positive side, so we must know how we deal with them.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: erikoy on March 31, 2019, 02:31:57 PM
Bad market kills a coin and a greedy team even the huge contributor in the project has been taken for granted with this greedy team habdling the project. Of course there are corruption but hopefully with the new scheme of crowdfunding then this system in the ICO will be modified and let the investors earn from it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: masterrex on March 31, 2019, 02:53:58 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
For me if the Company or Platform who own the coin/token has a true utilization and usability. token price is not really matter in the short period of time. since eventually if the company's working product or services is already released or available in the market i believe that the price of its coin/token will climb due to the demand from costumers or users. Thats why i dont agree with token listing will kill the platform But it depends of its purpose and use cased.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mrdeposit on March 31, 2019, 03:15:43 PM
Listing on bad exchange kills the coin. Such shitty exchanges like Forkdelta are full of bots that want to drop the price more and more
In the present situation, if one of tops is not, the price will not protect ICO price. Well, you need good money to list in good exchange. And consider that most of the projects reach the softcap with difficulty.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: guidewein on March 31, 2019, 04:25:11 PM
that occurs  as  various investors deal their money  under the ICO cost, it buoy  materialize  as they move a immense  largesse when purchase  money at the ICO.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: peoplean on March 31, 2019, 04:29:56 PM
Piles of humans  feel this containing myself, then when the marketplace is not great we should purchase  mints when already database in change. Isn't that a great  concept?


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nikola22 on March 31, 2019, 04:35:44 PM
listing doesn't kill coins. the developers kill coins while don't develop their projects and just wait to sell their part of supply.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mila52 on March 31, 2019, 04:52:56 PM
Really, after the listing the price of coins is often reduced by about 5-10 times. I think this is done on purpose.Manipulation with price is a common a strategy of the speculative market, as a cryptocurrency market. Most use bots that trade for a dump of price. If you have already invested in the project, there is an opportunity to buy a new coin at a dump price


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: WAYToken on March 31, 2019, 05:05:33 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

If coin still alive when market grows will grow too. So, I think, if you invested in project and it is not scam (devs develops it any way, even if price low) - HODL and you will get you profit when whole market go to the Moon.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: fibrolit on March 31, 2019, 05:29:05 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
There is a General decline in people's interest in cryptocurrencies.State regulation of ICO is necessary to ensure that only the best projects survive.It is better to trade on the exchange until the situation with the ICO changes.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: kickdapa on March 31, 2019, 07:29:04 PM
No, I don't think so. Listing is a part of the development but the price decided by the market. If investors, supporter sell their token at a very low rate then that is not the project's fault! In this bear market, everyone has a panic for the money, so most of the people come out from the hodl zone! But I think in the tough situation, the team should do something to protect the price because, without it, coin price will go to 100% dump!


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: arnoldrimmer on March 31, 2019, 07:47:03 PM
How can listing kill a coin, if it ain't listed how then can the potential of the coin be actualized, I think they focus more on project development cos a believe a project with strong foundation when listed helps it grow more


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Averim on March 31, 2019, 08:10:16 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Why would somebody want to buy a coin that is not listed on exchange? Listing does not kill the altcoins.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: PuertoLibre on March 31, 2019, 08:14:25 PM
İn this situation listing the coin can be dangerous for specific coin. Sometimes it is better to keep it till the suitable market conditions than listing it blindly in the exchanges.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Levyathan on March 31, 2019, 08:16:01 PM
I dont think that listing will kills the coin since there are so many cryptos which is still lives even if get listed, but yes, more volume means more seller and buyer so just be careful.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Moeda on March 31, 2019, 08:16:09 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Indeed, most coins fall after being listed on the exchange. I think there will be time for the coin to grow back. You must be patient and wait for the right time. Follow every development of the coin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Soberb on April 01, 2019, 01:31:39 PM
Actually listing does not kill a new coin. It depends upon the goodness and virtue of a project. If a bad project hits an exchange, it will definitely decline in prices. But this may not be the case with a good one. Another factor of coins going on the decline after hitting exchanges are bounty hunters, who are always on the look out to clear all their holdings as soon as possible. So maybe the reason coins fall in prices as soon as they hit exchanges.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: trash321 on April 01, 2019, 01:44:27 PM
Before adding, as has already been said many times, the project developers are obliged to understand that the project should have very large support, this is the situation that will now have real meaning.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: levyashin on April 01, 2019, 01:47:33 PM
Listing doesn't kill a coin, greedy teams does.

If the pay everyone with their token, listing would cause a dump. But if they pay their freelancers, bounty hunters and etc. with eth/btc/usdt and lock the team and partners coins, it won't harm it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: hellyah070 on April 01, 2019, 02:22:33 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Is it really need for a coin to be listed? When I am going to be ask about that when I read this thread, definitely yes, then why are you asking if listing kills the coin if it is meant to be listed? Well, there's no doubt that there are factors that affects the coins in the market when it was listed, and we do need to consider it but not to say that it kills the coin.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: jackblacksparrow on April 01, 2019, 02:37:47 PM
It seems to me that the listing does not affect the coin. It all depends on the coin itself. You need to be very careful and vgemalnom when choosing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: unknownth on April 02, 2019, 05:06:13 PM
I anticipate it is commonsense. As the marketplace is consume, so are the coins that are oversubscribed at counterintuitive  cost. We aloof  get to wait representing their cost to regain or they desire die


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Greatbut on April 02, 2019, 05:11:49 PM
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Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: 12Theri on April 04, 2019, 05:59:49 PM
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Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nekonyun on April 04, 2019, 06:15:53 PM
cause the price drops when entering the market, it's because investors sell all the tokens that he bought at pre ico. but investors who buy in the market are few so there is no price wall buy on the market


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: moshuk on April 04, 2019, 06:17:59 PM

If there is something large, some kind of work product behind the coin, then even after listing it will be restored.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: renault18turbo on April 04, 2019, 06:21:39 PM
the listing in the IEO especially on binance kills the coin, just take  look to fetch.ai price, it goes down. It is just a pump and dump, nothing more.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ameliana on April 04, 2019, 06:23:05 PM
I anticipate it is commonsense. As the marketplace is consume, so are the coins that are oversubscribed at counterintuitive  cost. We aloof  get to wait representing their cost to regain or they desire die
we do have to remain vigilant about anything because the value of coins is easy to go down especially if everyone sells it when the coin is listed on the market.
so we must always monitor whether the coin will survive if it has been registered in the market or it will die.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Falgorn on April 04, 2019, 06:34:34 PM
From the second half of 2018, the ico teams are in no hurry to bring their new tokens to the stock exchange. Recently, the prices for new tokens on the stock exchange fell very significantly and therefore, the ico teams started to delay both the payment of their tokens to investors and participants of the ico bounty company, and their listing on the stock exchange. this is not to say that such actions by the ico team are unreasonable. This is a really good way to save the price of your tokens from a sharp drop after they appear on the exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Zythiphill on April 04, 2019, 06:40:28 PM

If there is something large, some kind of work product behind the coin, then even after listing it will be restored.
Of course if a good product that the price will recover , but I think the team should also be good to constantly be development


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: suzanne5223 on April 04, 2019, 06:47:03 PM
I anticipate it is commonsense. As the marketplace is consume, so are the coins that are oversubscribed at counterintuitive  cost. We aloof  get to wait representing their cost to regain or they desire die
we do have to remain vigilant about anything because the value of coins is easy to go down especially if everyone sells it when the coin is listed on the market.
so we must always monitor whether the coin will survive if it has been registered in the market or it will die.
There's no point that coin listing will kills a coin cause it actually meant for the coin exposure but if we have a situation where coin listing leads the dead of a coin then the team involving definitely don't plan everything right before listing the coin. However, if we're talking about coin which actually seems dead during the market correction then I will say it too early to decide if the coin is dead or not.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: rozak on April 04, 2019, 06:58:49 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
It's no wonder I see the first coin list in  market, price down main factor is because project still new and market situation is not supportive, better hold until the roadmap runs fully


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: gensol on April 04, 2019, 07:17:35 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
it's not listing that kills a coin, the market has been bearish far too long listed ICOs don't fair  well in the market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: tepyh on April 04, 2019, 07:49:11 PM
Yes, indeed, the listing sometimes entails a fall in prices, but after the bounty hunters sell their rewards, the price is usually restored.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: april08 on April 04, 2019, 07:59:54 PM
Business is win or lose game. ICO is still paying but like before. Currently many platforms are out there to make money for themselves and forget their investors. This days, before invest in any ICO do your appraisal very well to avoid losing at the end of the project because the motive behind business is profit.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Sundaey on April 04, 2019, 08:45:07 PM
If listing kills coin i think they should stop listening right? Then they have to be traded on an exchange which means they have to be listed to make things right. Have you ever seen people investing in project which fails or never which to list? I think no. So you can only say news most times kill coins not listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: alt-fire on April 04, 2019, 08:56:30 PM
I saw the same situation today, when one of my coins were listed to the big exchange. The day before that price on forkdelta was higher a twice and than it fall a twice.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Xardasim on April 04, 2019, 09:02:58 PM
cause the price drops when entering the market, it's because investors sell all the tokens that he bought at pre ico. but investors who buy in the market are few so there is no price wall buy on the market
If the team behaves smarter in the listing period, coin will not die. or if they do not have the tactics to prevent it, they should wait for the better case. Lower price will not please anyone.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: coinbitrade on April 04, 2019, 09:08:34 PM
cause the price drops when entering the market, it's because investors sell all the tokens that he bought at pre ico. but investors who buy in the market are few so there is no price wall buy on the market
If the team behaves smarter in the listing period, coin will not die. or if they do not have the tactics to prevent it, they should wait for the better case. Lower price will not please anyone.
Now all the tokens fall after listing on the stock exchange, and the point is not in the team, but in the fact that many people immediately begin to merge the tokens and lower the price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: coinbitrade on April 04, 2019, 09:11:03 PM
I saw the same situation today, when one of my coins were listed to the big exchange. The day before that price on forkdelta was higher a twice and than it fall a twice.
I think that if it fell 2 times so it is normal, everything could be much worse, now the token when listing on the stock exchange may fall 10 times. :(


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: cryptjh on April 04, 2019, 09:26:25 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Most ICO fails at the moment, I haven't invested into an ICO for a year now, I'm really surprised to see that you have been able to make any money until now.
In this market, people sell as soon as they can find somebody to buy their tokens. Also remember that ICO has a private sale, before the pre-sale and the public sale, investors in the private sale, has access to information about exchange listing before anyone else, and they also bought their tokens at a much cheaper price than the investors in the public sale, so those investors are probably still making a good profit, even if they sell much cheaper than you bought.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: blokklanc on April 04, 2019, 10:31:45 PM
Listing does not kill the coins only those which has no working product of a strong vision and a use case.
Strong teams with active development can insure the demand for a coin and the price stability even on a declining market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Aligab166 on April 04, 2019, 10:37:49 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Most coins that crashed immediately after listing could be that they were just over hyped above their true worth. Such ends up manifesting itself on the exchanges.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: newdevices on April 04, 2019, 11:23:28 PM
actually what causes the price of the coin to fall after entering the market is because more people sell the coin and few are interested in buying it in the market so that prices continue to fall, most investors today are always selling coins when they have just been listed on the exchange, this causes the price of coins to be very low after listing on the exchange


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: louisBSAS on April 04, 2019, 11:28:32 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Now times have changed, the market is not the same as it was before when the price of all coins grew. Now the price after the end of ICO is growing only for those projects that really have good prospects for future development. It is thanks to this projects profit profit to their investors.
I stopped investing in ICO for this very reason.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: FastSlots on April 04, 2019, 11:53:42 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Please accept it when participating in the stock market any coin must be censored and it will not be able to move more than 20% / 1 day. Forget them and invest in trash, earn faster and more risky.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Bitfling on April 05, 2019, 12:48:46 AM
actually what causes the price of the coin to fall after entering the market is because more people sell the coin and few are interested in buying it in the market so that prices continue to fall, most investors today are always selling coins when they have just been listed on the exchange, this causes the price of coins to be very low after listing on the exchange

Price determined by supply and demand and if buying order at lower ICO price and someone willing to fill that, it will bring the price fall. But sometimes, people just want to speculate on the price and i think its free market, anything could happen. Perhaps the price fall because market condition not good and people want to safe their money by selling at any price. Many reason why price drop but if we make investment, we must be believe the market is good and profitable


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mmesooma1 on April 05, 2019, 01:13:57 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Listing the anticipated final stage from investors after fundraising through ICO. It doesn't necessarily kill a coin as long as the exchange has good organic volume. Rather look at these factors like private and presale bonus, team allocation without lock up period and no buy back plan from the team


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: canandr on April 05, 2019, 04:34:31 AM
It is average  as  relieves  get  largesse when purchase their currencies or coins and they consecrate  coins  representing airdrop, charity so its basis  cost  droplet  later  cataloguing on change


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: continueo on April 05, 2019, 04:35:32 AM
It is extremely  even  silly that this is current. The self-confidence in the marketplace is lessening and deed  minimal and this causes the cost of the currency to move ahead  decrease than ico as their is a plenty of deal  strength that prepared the cost  move ahead  minimal


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: levvv on April 05, 2019, 04:36:04 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

I don't think so, listing the coin in some exchanges can bring many peoples to buying your coin eventually.
The price of the coin will depend on the project itself, and not depend on whether they listed on the exchanges or not.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: kamilah147 on April 05, 2019, 07:57:55 AM
I don't agree with you that listing kills the coin. I think that the listing is a real indicator of the demand for coins by buyers. Quality projects after listing give a good profit to their investors.
isn't that a risk in investing therefore investors must be more careful and do a lot of research on the coin and if the coin isn't in the crypto market it's already a risk and we can't do anything


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Lexurdania on April 05, 2019, 08:18:23 AM
I don't agree with you that listing kills the coin. I think that the listing is a real indicator of the demand for coins by buyers. Quality projects after listing give a good profit to their investors.

Indeed, listing should not kill the coin price. But when landed in market and traded in market, the price must be determined by supply and demand and no one can control the price except its whales or big investor. If the project is good and having product, i am believe the price fall after first launch should not worried because investor must be looking a good project with legit developers team.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Squirrel Dearing on April 05, 2019, 11:06:51 AM
The fact that the value of the coin falls after listing on the stock exchange is normal. If the coin is promising and there is interest from investors, then there is nothing to worry about, it will quickly recover in price. Besides, it can be connected with the stock exchange, for example, after the listing to Binance the coins show a positive trend, at a time after listing on KuCoin many coins are cheaper.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: susila_bai on April 05, 2019, 11:16:19 AM
When the coin get listed who ever invested in the starting phase with discount price will sell immediately and then the bounty hunters will start to sell off but if the project is good then the price will bounce back and you will see lot of investors investing and moving the price up.

So i think Listing kills a coin theory of yours is wrong as the coin is valued after it get listed and if it is not listed then no one will buy it as without selling no one will think of investing as how can they get profit of their investment. Their should be another option for profit for investors if you dont want the coin to be listed.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: shiming on April 05, 2019, 11:21:04 AM
Coins always need the test of the market. If they have not passed the test of the market, how can we let us know the existence of it, the liquidity of coins, but also the test of the market. Therefore, trading is also very important for coins.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: peter0425 on April 05, 2019, 11:31:02 AM
Coins always need the test of the market. If they have not passed the test of the market, how can we let us know the existence of it, the liquidity of coins, but also the test of the market. Therefore, trading is also very important for coins.
I agree. Investors are shouting they want to see the coins get's listed. And when it goes to exchange, dump happen. So you don't know where you going to place yourself.  ;D. But if the project is solid then after the dumping it will gradually recover, it might take months or even years though. So it is a good test to begin with, it they can withstand the dumping and eventually grow in the future.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: karma_project on April 05, 2019, 11:38:08 AM
I do not think so. It seems to me that the listing is a very important moment in the development of each project. We should not be afraid of a short-term price drop after listing. A good project will soon be restored.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: BCTS on April 05, 2019, 11:39:05 AM
I think that ICO can no longer bring you profit, as it was before and it's time to pay attention to IO. IEO, which became so popular this year, prove that profit can be obtained regardless of what is happening with the market. But to participate in such projects, the conditions are tightened and you need to hurry.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Clearstream on April 05, 2019, 11:44:24 AM
most encryptions will fall when they are first released. this is normal. because many bounty hunters will sell it in large quantities. if it is a good quality coin, it will reply within a month.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: dicaprio on April 05, 2019, 12:40:35 PM
Previously, when cryptocurrencies were on a very large hype, there was nothing like this, and all investors who received real trading opportunities were really skillful investors. Now it is a guaranteed fall.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: todayin on April 05, 2019, 12:55:58 PM
First, u need to study it carefully before you invest. If you believe in it, u need some patience. the price of the new coin will fall when it is just listed. It will stabilize, after one or two weeks. If it is a good project, its price will rise during the project's advancement.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Xmm on April 05, 2019, 01:07:35 PM
First, u need to study it carefully before you invest. If you believe in it, u need some patience. the price of the new coin will fall when it is just listed. It will stabilize, after one or two weeks. If it is a good project, its price will rise during the project's advancement.

 Why do you exclude the fact that a person who, for example, has a lot of project coins, will intentionally drop the price in order to purchase even more successfully?


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: therhslv on April 05, 2019, 01:11:51 PM
lack of transparency , delays and not communicating with people kills coin . I can name so many projects where devs / admins always have delays and price of the token is like 30-40 times lower than ICO price . Ofcourse there is quite good projects with transparency and without delays , but they don't struggle with token price so much as the ones i mentioned...


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Mrsparks on April 05, 2019, 01:28:34 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Well listing cannot really be blamed for the poor prices although the kind of exchange on which this coins get listed also matters a lot. This developers at times also dump on investors too. I have experience one or two cases in which the developers where silently selling on exchange. Another factor is also bounty hunters, most bounty hunters are too quick to dump for shillings.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Soberb on April 05, 2019, 01:38:47 PM
My advice is just forget about it until it rises in price. Other than this you do not have option. There are many factors that contribute to the downfall of coins after entering exchanges. One of them is that the coin is not worth investment without less to offer. Secondly it does not advertise to a maximum level as today's world is the world of advertisement. And another factor is mass sale of tokens by bounty hunters. If sale volume is higher than purchase volume, prices will automatically decrease. But do not worry. Some coins will rise in price over time if it has much to offer.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: luthvie on April 05, 2019, 01:47:45 PM
i dont think so, it depend on the develop of that project itself, the price could be grow up if the circulation supply has balance if only that project got listed on several other exchanger.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: DeepChipolino on April 05, 2019, 02:01:23 PM
My advice is just forget about it until it rises in price. Other than this you do not have option. There are many factors that contribute to the downfall of coins after entering exchanges. One of them is that the coin is not worth investment without less to offer. Secondly it does not advertise to a maximum level as today's world is the world of advertisement. And another factor is mass sale of tokens by bounty hunters. If sale volume is higher than purchase volume, prices will automatically decrease. But do not worry. Some coins will rise in price over time if it has much to offer.
You noticed correctly: some coins. In the case of a big failure, it may turn out that all the assets that the investor has may die by the time of the new hype.
Therefore, it is very difficult to buy and forget.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: attech21 on April 05, 2019, 02:06:28 PM
I think listing is not the reason but investors or bounty hunters that holds tokens,And one reason also is the exchangers they list the tokens maybe the exchanger is not good or not popular or maybe the volume is fake that is the reasons why coins dump so deep after listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: BitcoinCazh on April 05, 2019, 02:26:12 PM
you can do nothing when your coins drop, but not at all coin listing will die, but ussually why the price drop after listing because bounty hunters, their selling all coins after listing


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: lionheart78 on April 05, 2019, 04:11:28 PM
lack of transparency , delays and not communicating with people kills coin . I can name so many projects where devs / admins always have delays and price of the token is like 30-40 times lower than ICO price . Ofcourse there is quite good projects with transparency and without delays , but they don't struggle with token price so much as the ones i mentioned...

Surprising is that, there are projects that actually do not have that much of development but are good with marketing and communication and is much higher in terms of increase than those project where the developer delivers more promising products.  It is necessary to have a frequent communication and high level of marketing activity since the project and product itself cannot talk.



As of OP's title about listing, I can say, better to be listed in an exchange than not at all because if it is not listed you will definitely cannot get profit especially your investment.  In short, without exchanges, you will be left bag holding your worthless coins or token.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: hell_slayer on April 05, 2019, 04:27:56 PM
you can do nothing when your coins drop, but not at all coin listing will die, but ussually why the price drop after listing because bounty hunters, their selling all coins after listing
Cmon , stop blaming bounty hunters for all the troubles. The strongest price dump occurs in the first hour after the start of trading, and who sets the starting price and is ready to start trading from the very first second? I think this is the developers and the exchange itself, because the rest of the people will learn about the start of trading only when the price has already dropped many times.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Fedrey on April 05, 2019, 05:08:59 PM
you can do nothing when your coins drop, but not at all coin listing will die, but ussually why the price drop after listing because bounty hunters, their selling all coins after listing
Cmon , stop blaming bounty hunters for all the troubles. The strongest price dump occurs in the first hour after the start of trading, and who sets the starting price and is ready to start trading from the very first second? I think this is the developers and the exchange itself, because the rest of the people will learn about the start of trading only when the price has already dropped many times.
The fact is that developers have all the leverage of success in their coins. You just need to choose the right strategy. The fact is that the active growth of rating cryptocurrencies has recently provoked a chain reaction that raise prices for other cryptocurrencies.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ZEIIMAN on April 05, 2019, 06:10:20 PM
You just have to invest wisely, not in everything where you have permission to participate in the sale. Even in the bear market there were projects that gave a good profit.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: indoagung88 on April 05, 2019, 09:27:41 PM
What to do? Survive and switch strategies to make a profit. Maybe you can trade with the current conditions of the crypto market which is starting to improve frequently. Well about the ICO, until now this is likely to continue, that is when entering the exchange the price of coins is immediately dropped and far from the ICO price. I think this is experienced by several projects. What is the reason for the price falling? Let's discuss it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: MikeyVeez on April 05, 2019, 09:39:01 PM
Listing brings the liquidity and the liquidity will show you the real price. If the token is good enough and buyers want to buy that, then the price will ggo up. The problem happens when you realize that your tokens is not good enough and you wanted to sell it, no matter the price.  ;D


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Pagri on April 05, 2019, 09:56:15 PM
Precisely this week I was able to watch a case related to the issue live, and with the listing of the ERC20 token from WPP Energy through the Digifinex exchange. Although during the previous ICO it came to be quoted at around $0.10, at the time of going to market its price was quoted at $0.05 (the previous days had been trading for around $0.015 in forkdelta) but few minutes later collapsed to a terrible $ 0.0001 for a brief time. Now it has recovered a bit and is around $0.01, very far from the expectations of investors.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nadyn on April 06, 2019, 04:33:34 PM
Investors will sleep peacefully - if the coins are not where they will not bargain? and lie dead in your wallet? Is this the outcome of the investor want, of course, everyone is interested so that there was a demand for a coin, respectively, the earliest listing for major exchanges.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Chomsy on April 06, 2019, 09:03:13 PM
The best opion is to wait till after the listing of a coin and invest. All ICO now tends to fall in price once listed on exchanges.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: TheICE007 on April 06, 2019, 10:19:51 PM
I think most times why coins drop after listing is because of the exchange where they get listed, most times developers look for a less expensive exchange forgetting that most of these exchanges lacks volume and that brings us to massive dump after listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Dancil on April 07, 2019, 10:17:33 AM
you can do nothing when your coins drop, but not at all coin listing will die, but ussually why the price drop after listing because bounty hunters, their selling all coins after listing
Cmon , stop blaming bounty hunters for all the troubles. The strongest price dump occurs in the first hour after the start of trading, and who sets the starting price and is ready to start trading from the very first second? I think this is the developers and the exchange itself, because the rest of the people will learn about the start of trading only when the price has already dropped many times.
exactly.
don't rush to blame the Bounty Hunters.
besides us there are still many other people doing trade.
don't think it's just us who sell coins.
we are only a small number who get certain Coins.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: poldanmig on April 07, 2019, 10:37:49 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
maybe it is one of the risks in investment and in my opinion as an investor must be able to take advantage of every opportunity that will be obtained from our coins and confidence and patience are the best capital in the current conditions and situations


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: crzybilly on April 07, 2019, 10:41:10 AM
The lack of great management and marketing campaigns kills the coin price and not its listing. People should want to buy your coin even after the sale ends and they need to wait for the listing, but nobody cares and hunters simply dump the coin because there are no buyers.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Augustyusuf on April 07, 2019, 10:44:50 AM
i dont think so buddy, because listing is something that everyone wanted to, maybe because of some people, when token or coin got listed on some exchanger, the price instantly dump.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: jhonjhon on April 07, 2019, 10:46:45 AM
you can do nothing when your coins drop, but not at all coin listing will die, but ussually why the price drop after listing because bounty hunters, their selling all coins after listing
Cmon , stop blaming bounty hunters for all the troubles. The strongest price dump occurs in the first hour after the start of trading, and who sets the starting price and is ready to start trading from the very first second? I think this is the developers and the exchange itself, because the rest of the people will learn about the start of trading only when the price has already dropped many times.
Agree with that, its not the bounty hunters who are holding the huge amount of their rewards cause it somewhat 15-30% it numbers which it can't be enough to bring the price down. Its their marketing strategies fails and never have ways to anticipate any downfall moments happen after listing as their responsible to make it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: e@symode on April 07, 2019, 12:30:24 PM
Reputation is a very subtle entity. I think that the addition of tokens should be only in the case when the project really has very big opportunities for the future and is already provided with real products.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: PDAngel on April 07, 2019, 12:34:16 PM
Usually all the coins will go down once there are many users who dump the coin upon reaching in exchange.
Most of the common reason is like bounty allocations, once it is distributed already. Most of the bounty hunters will dump their coins especially if the price is good enough for them already.

Locking certain amount of bounty allocation is a good strategy in order to minimize the dump of any coins.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: naruto7676 on April 07, 2019, 01:20:52 PM
I think its not the listing but it looks like if the tokens are listed on cheap Exchanges,one reason is the rush sell of tokens because of token holders.sometimes bounty hunters are the responsible for it but i think investors also has responsible for this because they also rush sell tokens omce they look at good price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: JuanPaulo on April 07, 2019, 10:05:10 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

The answer is simple: stop investing in ICO and IEO, buy Bitcoins and Ethereum and wait. It will take time and these coins will grow well in price and will bring you excellent profits. Just need a little patience and wait.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Classica35 on April 07, 2019, 11:39:48 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Most likely this is due to the fact that before all cryptocurrencies showed growth. Now, only a few are able to withstand competition and a lack of interest from investors.
They all need publicity, because without that, the coin might suffer lack of volume, which in real sense, will not bring good liquidity to its investors.
Well, it is all about time, which will definitely be overcome.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Greatbut on April 10, 2019, 03:55:55 PM
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Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Nivelir on April 10, 2019, 04:05:33 PM
A huge number of people are trying to bring the truth. Today, you need to try to raise the reputation of the project only after that you need to really try to place the tokens so that prices do not fall.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: tendenc on April 11, 2019, 04:25:46 PM
This is something I get dig in most each the ICOs that I get entranced role so far-away. It is actually frustrative to look humans deal their coins under the ICO cost later coins get been catalogued. Besides, this is not information in crypto on the other hand so the degree at which coins loosen their measure equitable later cataloguing these times is so deficient. In a perfect world, any ICO sharers are capable to hoard many coins so equitable later cataloguing, the littlest cost they fix, they are yet forming sufficiency cash. This is what I anticipate accounting representing the globule in altcoin measure later hit change. I anticipate these ico should invent a have in mind of safeguarding their item measures close to piquant in these purchase backbone organizations, move their coins backbone at cheaper cost and next deal it at the ICO cost.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Andthis on April 11, 2019, 04:26:45 PM
dumped harder always happens when the currency is basic catalogued on change, we furthermore cannot keep off it and the affair we buoy achieve is deal it at a minimal cost or under ico cost. we buoy furthermore mastery it, on the other hand the danger is as well big, as the cost of strikes buoy keep to move ahead consume and not value it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Fredomago on April 11, 2019, 04:42:59 PM
Reputation is a very subtle entity. I think that the addition of tokens should be only in the case when the project really has very big opportunities for the future and is already provided with real products.
When the project already gained enough fundings to establish so after listing it the value will stand against the dumping of those early holders and bounty Hunters, without any usage and no community supports nothing will happen and eventually it will die naturally.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: nikola22 on April 11, 2019, 04:44:12 PM
I think its not the listing but it looks like if the tokens are listed on cheap Exchanges,one reason is the rush sell of tokens because of token holders.sometimes bounty hunters are the responsible for it but i think investors also has responsible for this because they also rush sell tokens omce they look at good price.

noone will sell the tokens if they see the great future of the project. so if people sell tokens it means the project is worth nothing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: karma_project on April 11, 2019, 05:01:00 PM
The price of most coins goes down after listing. But I think that the price of high-quality coins increases several months after listing. We must find these coins and invest in them.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: boazsalosa on April 11, 2019, 05:22:39 PM
The price of most coins goes down after listing. But I think that the price of high-quality coins increases several months after listing. We must find these coins and invest in them.

Yes right they let the price go down after being registered and will grow after people sell it, so it's good to invest there, but the coin is still there if you search it.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: coinbitrade on April 11, 2019, 05:24:48 PM
The price of most coins goes down after listing. But I think that the price of high-quality coins increases several months after listing. We must find these coins and invest in them.
It is difficult to do this, now it is generally unclear what can rise with the time, as for me now to invest in ICO is like a casino.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: AjithBtc on April 11, 2019, 06:09:36 PM
The price of most coins goes down after listing. But I think that the price of high-quality coins increases several months after listing. We must find these coins and invest in them.
It is difficult to do this, now it is generally unclear what can rise with the time, as for me now to invest in ICO is like a casino.
Investing on every ico doesn't look similar like a casino. Potential ico's can be separated away from the entire list of ico's to the market. Listing increases the growth of the respective ico, but the complication or the ICO value gets affected when investors dump the distributed tokens once it get listed to the exchanges. To avoid immediate price dumping there are more steps taken prior to listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ofKJVb on April 11, 2019, 06:30:11 PM
As a principle, later database on the change, the cost of strikes drop-offs, various try to deal, largely charitableness crusade sharers. I anticipate it's not value distressing almost this, whether the propose is favourable, so the cost desire finally get


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Butpow on April 11, 2019, 06:32:23 PM
This has been the example because recent Feb this yr, on the other hand break and consecrate a minute of considering representing the humans that get adorned ETH into the selling and get seen the measure of their assets slag close to 40 or 50% at database. It is a discredit representing premium nimrod I cohere on the other hand you are just disbursing age and not cash. The times of fast ICO advantages are a away memory at the minute.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Centur on April 11, 2019, 06:41:27 PM
It is usual affair representing generosity huntsman. Nearly of liberality huntsman desire add the equivalent chat as you as nearly each specie cost globule and consume later the coins administered and on change database. So, the charitableness huntsman moment and speculative almost it. The big cost a definite currency is usually on ICO or on item vending.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: climatev on April 11, 2019, 06:42:29 PM
This is largely current later existence catalogued in the switch cost drop-offs. Most Ico's these times when their tokenish catalogued in the change is always dumped. So this is furthermore extremely significant to recognise the propose program whether they get a purchase backbone programme where they desire aid the jotter to upthrow the cost.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: JuliaJi on April 11, 2019, 06:43:05 PM
if project is good and smart - listing never kill it, because team will support the project and people will be interested to buy this coins


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: guidewein on April 12, 2019, 05:13:45 AM
As a munificence huntsman I anticipate that the cost of a currency has indeed fallen when a ico is above as various investors and premium orion mastery their coins and they dumped it aloof goes over marketing coins so you buoy deal it at a big cost.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Xalata on April 12, 2019, 05:26:26 AM
Too bad for your loss but i don't think listing actually kills a coin but if the cryptocurrency listed has no product or an effective ecosystem that would cause a demand of the cryptocurrency then you can be sure its price would sink. Take a look at BNB coin, do you think it was bad to list such a coin? No, it all depends on how the team puts things in place.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Aldrinx00 on April 12, 2019, 05:33:55 AM
Yes most coins/altcoins that had been listed on exchanges are x10 lower compare to the ICO price, i think because some bounty hunters are selling it for cheap price for a quick bucks. I really don't know why maybe because we are in a bear market and people wants to buy at a low price.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: zikzag on April 12, 2019, 05:58:01 AM
Just projects that enter the market do not have a finished product. And without a finished product, the token will cost nothing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: heni_april on April 12, 2019, 06:03:21 AM
Just projects that enter the market do not have a finished product. And without a finished product, the token will cost nothing.
What do you mean  "the token will cost nothing? " there is no problem of the existence of the product and cost. I think that the existence of a product then helped coin could thrive and rise, if the product is accepted and get a positive response from the market.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: benjamin11 on April 12, 2019, 06:36:03 AM
Its not necessarily has always been the case. Listing in an exchange is very important in an ICO because its the only way you can earn from it. Its also pretty normal for the price to drop after listing because most people are not actually into new coin immediately but give it time and the price will improve. Also the current market condition also affects the listing value of a certain coin. The project itself is also important whether it has potential users or not.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: matej451 on April 12, 2019, 06:45:12 AM
Listing kills a coin because most of the listing are done when project has no live product or service yet.

Smart team would list to an exchange only when they have something to show to the community. You cannot expect price will rise just to present an idea to the world.

When project has live product or service and is being listed to first exchange or another exchange price will definitely boost.



Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Sithara007 on April 12, 2019, 07:03:28 AM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

If the general sentiment is bad, then even good projects can fall upon exchange listing. I have noted that 99% of the coins are getting listed at a discount to their ICO prices. This can be due to two additional reasons as well. If the coin is over-priced, then it is bound to flop even if the project fundamentals are good. And secondly, if the promoters dump their coins, then the prices can easily crash up to 90% in a single day.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Papcio77 on April 12, 2019, 07:54:04 AM
Listing is a good development for a project but sometimes getting to a poor exchange kills the price. Its all depend on the project and the exchange. What is your token get listed on binance, do you think this will cause price in decreade. I think not, it all depend on the team which move they will take. Listing is best but for weak company, it could be the reason to have no value no price token


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: igor.vanyutin.83 on April 12, 2019, 11:35:06 AM
Poor management decisions are killing coins. Team members are usually very unprofessional and can only blame bounty hunters for a coin dump. But they usually forget that they could have paid with stable coins or make more marketing to prevent such things.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: SwiggHeart on April 12, 2019, 11:42:07 AM
Yes, absolutely. More listing means more volumes and more people knowing that coin. But, in other side if you as the developer, you can make that opportunity to make more pumps.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: ginobitcoiner on April 12, 2019, 12:00:32 PM
being the first person to sell coins when they first place an listing on an exchanger is the best way to avoid losses.
Listing does not kill coins, which causes falling prices to be caused by investors who sell their tokens at low prices.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Manuscr on April 12, 2019, 05:53:26 PM
Philanthropy stalkers shouldn't capture up each the fault I speculated the proportion of coins apportioned to munificences is extremely little compared to the total charity apportionments the dominant prisoners in the unannounced dip in the cost of coin when catalogued are the investors that carryed it chintzily during pre-ICOs, individual selling etc close to dumping it instantly when catalogued they see to to be bankable.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: innocentone on April 12, 2019, 05:57:06 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
ICOs this year's and last moments of 2018 is not a good investment for every end of the ICO, the price of the coin drastically goes down below it's ICO price. There are many different reason behind this thing but one factor that I figured out is that if an ICO has a bounty, bounty hunters causes the dump for they are selling their coin quickly for a little amount.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Xmm on April 12, 2019, 06:26:24 PM
Listing a good coin can not kill! Bounty hunters can lower the price a bit, but not enough to kill a coin. I usually hear this from developers when investors ask them what happened to the coin and why it fell so much)


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: shesheboy on April 12, 2019, 06:37:45 PM
Listing in an exchange is very important in an ICO because its the only way you can earn from it.

not only from an ico but to all projects as well  . listing isnt about earning because not all coins can have a good value after listing  but let say the coins wil have a good value after listing , some people will buy the coin because the coin is useful not only for profit making but also on other things we well .

Its also pretty normal for the price to drop after listing because most people are not actually into new coin immediately but give it time and the price will improve.

thats true . some people dislike new coins because they think new coins are shady  or only built for a pump and dump purpose  but some like new coins for the same reason because they want easy profits  .

Also the current market condition also affects the listing value of a certain coin.

true again   .  when the market is in bad shape , newly listed coins are also affected . their value can drop but if the market is healthy , the coins can also grow imediately .


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: JuanPaulo on April 12, 2019, 11:18:47 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Therefore, you need to invest in new coins only after their release on the exchange. You will then be able to buy them at cheap prices from the bountists and from early investors. That's exactly what everyone is doing now.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: StreakW on April 12, 2019, 11:26:25 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Not about listing the price is fall, Many reason and i think the main reason because we in bear market, And in market condtion now is bad solution to invest in ICO, also many ICO is not serious to develops the project, After project listed, team doesnt care anymore, so the price keep fall, the community not strong, and etc


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: asyakashi on April 12, 2019, 11:32:10 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
Not about listing the price is fall, Many reason and i think the main reason because we in bear market, And in market condtion now is bad solution to invest in ICO, also many ICO is not serious to develops the project, After project listed, team doesnt care anymore, so the price keep fall, the community not strong, and etc
This is why investors have difficulty returning and trusting to invest in the ICO, this is exacerbated by the existence of IEOs from several popular exchanger. IEO is a good alternative for raising funds.
but there are still many ICOs that will come and maybe this is just the beginning.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Perie200 on April 12, 2019, 11:40:42 PM
You can't do anything about it, my friend. Now is a very difficult time for new projects. Many of the old ones have started to leave the market because they do not profit from their work. The solution for you is not to invest in new projects in order not to lose money. Buy better top-end cryptocurrencies and wait for the price increase.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Grenee on April 17, 2019, 10:51:28 PM
I don't believe this atal. Project with good and stardard foundation will stand no matter how the market is. I believe in project than gives a good stats. Most project are scam they don't even think about investors alll they know is how to start the ico and earn money and later go on a shit exchange to list. So many things kills a coin not only listing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: louisBSAS on April 17, 2019, 11:13:12 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

If the token falls, there is only one way out - to sell it and wait for the price to stop falling and then you can buy exactly the number of tokens that you had before. Then you can wait for its growth. You have already earned money on the difference in the sale and purchase of a token and you can earn more if the price rises higher.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: manismanja on April 17, 2019, 11:17:15 PM
You can't do anything about it, my friend. Now is a very difficult time for new projects. Many of the old ones have started to leave the market because they do not profit from their work. The solution for you is not to invest in new projects in order not to lose money. Buy better top-end cryptocurrencies and wait for the price increase.
but not all new projects will be bad, new projects can also produce good results if the project is good and the development of the team is also good.
we must be good at choosing and before we choose to fulfill the project first, the old project is better because you already know the advantages and disadvantages and are also more popular than the new project.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: oktana on April 17, 2019, 11:23:21 PM
Previously when ICO was still very popular, we would benefit quickly when the token entered the market, but for now the new token really doesn't have a good price because it is indeed an unstable condition that occurs in Crypto that forces us to hold coins in a very long period of time that blocks the velocity of money we have, the only thing that is right is to be patient.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: TCTDev on April 20, 2019, 04:40:27 PM
Listing kills only bad projects or bad teams. For a high-quality project - listing is an important step for further development of each project. Low quality or scam projects after fundraising don't list under different excuses, even if they do many of them die after listing. This happens for various reasons,useless idea of the project, not enough professional team, bad project management, who can't survive during the falling market. Most projects don't have a good ground for further growth of the price and without good team progress and believe and support from holders are just pushed for delisting and loss of interest from the community, and without additional funding, these projects fail. Out of seven projects in which I participated recently, only two look decent after listing. This is a sad statistic. But this is our goal too to invest and support only those projects who have real ideas which they can implement and be useful for the whole crypto environment. Thus I think, the listing is sorting bad and good projects in the long term.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: kristensoto on April 20, 2019, 04:56:15 PM
You can't do anything about it, my friend. Now is a very difficult time for new projects. Many of the old ones have started to leave the market because they do not profit from their work. The solution for you is not to invest in new projects in order not to lose money. Buy better top-end cryptocurrencies and wait for the price increase.
of course in this time, there are many altcoins die every day due to this down trend market and it is hard to find many tokens that can really survive after listing but many cases the token is useless and investors just want to have money back, then dumping is their only choice because they surely will not hold a new altcoin that is useless for long term investment. and because of they want to have faster profit, trading is the only way to get more profit than just investing.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: teosanru on April 20, 2019, 04:57:29 PM
Listing doesn't kill a coin. It is usually because of the bounty hunters dumping it or the project itself wasn't worth the shot. Listing rather helps in pumping the price for short term.

I have seen projects with bounty campaigns getting dumped to ground after listing. As bounty hunters doesn't really care for the price. I always suggest projects to rather pay in btc or eth than ruining their projects.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: tsaroz on April 20, 2019, 05:09:05 PM
A listing without any work and plans do kill the coin on listing.
A coin or token should be frozen until the projects starts making a profit and delivering dividends to its user or at least reaches in a position to do so.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Chmel on April 20, 2019, 05:14:48 PM
imao, need more listings but in those days listing is not cheap, even if project is successful without listings no one do not know about it .


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: zhekinsp on April 20, 2019, 05:23:47 PM
Listing doesn't kill a coin. It is usually because of the bounty hunters dumping it or the project itself wasn't worth the shot. Listing rather helps in pumping the price for short term.

I have seen projects with bounty campaigns getting dumped to ground after listing. As bounty hunters doesn't really care for the price. I always suggest projects to rather pay in btc or eth than ruining their projects.
Hunters have enough tokens to dump the prices? Not really it was just used by most of the people but the investors are the reason why prices dumps soon after it listed on exchanges especially the ones who invested only on very short term basis.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: zarintasnim on April 20, 2019, 05:40:07 PM
Make good profit you should choice some good coin. You need to know more and more about on this coin. This time is not good for investment. Make right coin to invest. Other wise you can lose your all money.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Chmel on April 20, 2019, 05:43:42 PM
Listing doesn't kill a coin. It is usually because of the bounty hunters dumping it or the project itself wasn't worth the shot. Listing rather helps in pumping the price for short term.

I have seen projects with bounty campaigns getting dumped to ground after listing. As bounty hunters doesn't really care for the price. I always suggest projects to rather pay in btc or eth than ruining their projects.
Hunters have enough tokens to dump the prices? Not really it was just used by most of the people but the investors are the reason why prices dumps soon after it listed on exchanges especially the ones who invested only on very short term basis.

People  want to take profit, much coins its only fake, maybe in future when crypto will be used everywhere situation should  change.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Everglow on April 20, 2019, 06:23:31 PM
That fact is what investors are most interested in investing in a project. Some short-term investors seek profits, so they need a trading platform to liquidate their token numbers after being unlocked.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: burky155 on April 20, 2019, 06:53:32 PM
Unfortunately the coins lost their values when they arrive to exchanges.. And i believe that it happens because of the bounty hunters. First i never wanted to sell my bounty coins when they arrive to exchanges, but i always lost if i wait, the other bounty hunters never waited and they just sold their coins in first day.. So i had to Exchange my coins in first day too, otherwise i was going to loose. I believe that the bounty hunters should pay in ETH or any other altcoin but not the Project coin. Maybe it would help..


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: trudovik on April 20, 2019, 06:58:41 PM
If you add cryptocurrencies that are not yet popular, you risk very much, because there is a high probability that you will not get anything, this is terrible truth, but there's nothing to be done about it. Before you add you need to make this coin popular.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: mtmitat on April 20, 2019, 07:03:15 PM
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

man making dont panic,  calm down, do what you do

 


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Babayan on April 20, 2019, 07:13:55 PM
As I said before, only listing of a shitty exchanges like Idex and forkdelta kills the price of a coin. So that projects should make a lock up period before listing good exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: awakpane on April 20, 2019, 07:18:06 PM
Lately there have been many falling coin prices after entering the stock exchange. this resulted in losses for investors and bounty hunters. there should be an institution that limits coins that do not have the potential to not be included in the stock exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: OLDARH on April 22, 2019, 08:30:09 AM
I do not think that it is the very fact of entering the exchange that leads to a fall in the value of the coin.
In each case, the effect is completely different.
And if the project has not received proper development and support from investors, then naturally everyone wants to get rid of an unnecessary asset as soon as possible and merge it on the stock exchange at any, even the lowest price. And vice versa, if a coin seems promising, new investors actively buy it when entering the stock exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: roomfirst on April 22, 2019, 08:32:11 AM
not really, listing coin on exchange is really good so people can trading buy and sell the coins and let the public determine the price of that token, but for a new coin the get listed on exchange usually will have a low price because people will sell their coins, in this case is the bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: dmty.0809 on April 22, 2019, 08:50:18 AM
You better sell it. I was afraid that this coin would become garbage. Investing in time is currently not approved. Because many ico managed to scam and failed. In many investors. Buy only approved coins then trade you. Even though it only gets a little profit, it is safer for the future.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Uju4real on April 22, 2019, 04:54:12 PM
Listing isn't supposed to kill a coin but instead it's to make the coin recognised and the essence of creating the project in the first place achieved. Just trade carefully on the coins you are buying. DYOR thoroughly before you invest in any coin


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: naturerock on April 22, 2019, 05:07:32 PM
Listing on exchanges used to be the magical cure for a coins woes but in todays market all it does is cause the price to crash into a sinkhole.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: FaucetKING on April 22, 2019, 05:25:51 PM
Well.. You just said '' Stock Exchange ''.. I do think that you are talking about '' crypto currency exchange'' not'' stock exchange''.
About the issue you are talking about.. I think that the ICOs you opted in and invested in were like giving a' 'Bonus' to the investors which will cause a hard dump on the exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: karagun125 on April 25, 2019, 01:12:42 PM
I think it is not about listing that has a factor to the coin for decreasing its price. It's just this market situation now have several coins that cannot withstand its price or just make it to be stable coin. But i think there is an increasing after few months from being listed on a market exchange.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: Revvo1 on April 26, 2019, 05:28:32 PM
Listing a coin on any good exchange is a big part of the milestones any crypto project company seeks to achieve and attain. However, with the crypto suffering now in the hands of bearishness, this cause turned out a setback for many projects especially with regards to the now.


Title: Re: Listing kills a coin?
Post by: desticy on April 29, 2019, 11:56:41 AM
Listing kills coins only if it was made incorrectly, on a bad stock exchange, and also if serious mistakes were made when distributing coins. There are many examples when after listing on the stock exchange the price of a coin grew and the project itself grew along with it. It all depends on where the goals of the team are directed and whether it is ready to support the project to the end.