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Title: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: randa2000 on October 21, 2019, 11:35:32 AM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.



Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: DaMut on October 21, 2019, 12:00:56 PM
I do not recommend anybody here participating in Latoken, P2pb2b, Coineal, Vindax IEO because you will get nothing in participating in their IEO.
Vindax had a problem with using different symbol and name to deceive their users, here is the thread talking about that https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5173500.0
P2pb2b is a well-known scam exchange, just type on Google you will find it.
Coineal deceived their investors and the projects running the IEO by controlling the bars of collected money.
Latoken is a graveyard, there are no buy orders there.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: o48o on October 21, 2019, 12:06:47 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


I wouldn't buy anything from the exchanges you mentioned. Wash trading is a red flag for an exchange and while i don't know every one of those exchanges. The ones i do are perfect examples of wash trading. But prove me wrong and name one of them that's not doing it and i look into it. Right now it just just seems like a waste of time. I gladly hold bnb for real volume and respectable exchange.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: bassbity on October 21, 2019, 12:09:27 PM
I think Lbank and Probit are good for IEO but other exchanges I don't recommend, but this is not coercion, Latoken exchange, p2pb2b, many people say it's bad if there is IEO there, honestly it's better to hold BNB tokens, HT to participate in IEO in real exchange and that's certainly a lot of holding.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: randa2000 on October 21, 2019, 12:15:21 PM
I do not recommend anybody here participating in Latoken, P2pb2b, Coineal, Vindax IEO because you will get nothing in participating in their IEO.
Vindax had a problem with using different symbol and name to deceive their users, here is the thread talking about that https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5173500.0
P2pb2b is a well-known scam exchange, just type on Google you will find it.
Coineal deceived their investors and the projects running the IEO by controlling the bars of collected money.
Latoken is a graveyard, there are no buy orders there.
I have experience with vindax, i did not find any issues with it, trade deposit and withdrew have no issue.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: BigBoy89 on October 21, 2019, 12:15:53 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.

None of the listed exchanges are good for business. And if an IEO is not accepted anywhere else, or voluntarily choose an exchange from the list... the IEO is not worth investing too in 99% of the cases.

IMO everybody who values its coins must stay away from those exchanges above.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: rmhuntley on October 21, 2019, 12:21:57 PM
Binance, okex, houbi and several other IEO launches from the top exchanges actually don't force people to participate there, and hold their tokens. But it is a rule that for each IEO participant must hold a number of their tokens to be able to participate, and if you don't want to, you are not forced to participate there either. I think so, anyone who wants to participate then follows the rules and for those who object then go and try to find IEO on another exchange.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: DaMut on October 21, 2019, 12:27:16 PM
I do not recommend anybody here participating in Latoken, P2pb2b, Coineal, Vindax IEO because you will get nothing in participating in their IEO.
Vindax had a problem with using different symbol and name to deceive their users, here is the thread talking about that https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5173500.0
P2pb2b is a well-known scam exchange, just type on Google you will find it.
Coineal deceived their investors and the projects running the IEO by controlling the bars of collected money.
Latoken is a graveyard, there are no buy orders there.
I have experience with vindax, i did not find any issues with it, trade deposit and withdrew have no issue.
Having a good experience when you are using it does not explain they are good and trusted exchange, I did not have a problem with using p2pb2b exchange too but it did not change my point in reviewing their exchanges. We have seen many people complained about their services, we can not just evaluate their exchange based on our experience but we need to get all of the information out there and create a conclusion based on it. That is your problem to believe it or not,


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: tsaroz on October 21, 2019, 12:29:52 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.

IEO on popular exchanges are considered to be a premium offering. The last one month of BNB holding sets the limit of coins you can buy on binance IEO while you need to buy the IEO with KCS on Kucoin. Some exchanges like Probit and Coinex provides bonus tokens/discounts on buying with their exchange tokens. And it's a good strategy to develop the exchange token along with the success of IEO.
I don't think the other IEO offerings are useless but in most cases they (such exchange) don't have enough volume and credibility to implement such (token holding) rule.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: randa2000 on October 21, 2019, 12:35:18 PM
Binance, okex, houbi and several other IEO launches from the top exchanges actually don't force people to participate there, and hold their tokens. But it is a rule that for each IEO participant must hold a number of their tokens to be able to participate, and if you don't want to, you are not forced to participate there either. I think so, anyone who wants to participate then follows the rules and for those who object then go and try to find IEO on another exchange.

Yes, we have to follow the rule, this normal, but what if the rule is not fair, why you forced me to buy and hold your token to participate, this not fair.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: CryptoBry on October 21, 2019, 12:39:55 PM
Binance, okex, houbi and several other IEO launches from the top exchanges actually don't force people to participate there, and hold their tokens. But it is a rule that for each IEO participant must hold a number of their tokens to be able to participate, and if you don't want to, you are not forced to participate there either. I think so, anyone who wants to participate then follows the rules and for those who object then go and try to find IEO on another exchange.

We are now in the IEO era as a way to make amends to the many scams and mistakes that happened during the ICO days. The IEO is done with the help of the exchange involved and there is nothing we can really do but to follow the rules set by the exchange and if we don't agree then we can find those that got a better and lax procedure. With Binance, one thing I don't like is that it will never be easy to participate especially with a highly marketed project and I think they even use lottery system. I am not so sure with the other exchanges but I doubt if they are introducing good projects and are not just doing it for the money. Let's see in 2020, how many of the IEOs introduced this year can still be going strong and have not experienced great decline in value or worse have gone to thin air.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: samcrypto on October 21, 2019, 12:40:19 PM
Binance, okex, houbi and several other IEO launches from the top exchanges actually don't force people to participate there, and hold their tokens. But it is a rule that for each IEO participant must hold a number of their tokens to be able to participate, and if you don't want to, you are not forced to participate there either. I think so, anyone who wants to participate then follows the rules and for those who object then go and try to find IEO on another exchange.

Yes, we have to follow the rule, this normal, but what if the rule is not fair, why you forced me to buy and hold your token to participate, this not fair.
If you think its unfair then don’t participate or look for other exchange to buy a specific token. Maybe its the strategies of the exchange so they can also benefit on a new project, but I don’t think its unfair especially if the project is good. Binance is my top choice, its safe and didn’t force you to do buy anything its pretty good.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Murat on October 21, 2019, 12:42:30 PM
Most of the exchanges you mentioned have bad records. Fake volume dumping on investors failed to solve user issues. I would suggest avoiding these exchanges. If you check the past IEO's from these exchanges most of the projects currently have no buy orders at all. They failed to raise a good amount of money. These exchanges are just experts at wash trading no backing from real users. Even Yobit has more visitors than these shady exchanges. if anyone looking to invest in IEO's I would ask them to avoid these exchanges. The current market situation is very bad even top exchanges failed to give back good ROI from IEO's. Google these exchanges you will see the reviews yourself.




Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: electronicash on October 21, 2019, 12:57:25 PM


haven't really read some scam accusation to any exchange mentioned yet, maybe there is but haven't read it yet. however proving the accusation would be difficult, i can't even think of them can force you to buy into the IEO they are doing. how do they force users to buy the IEO?

I do not recommend anybody here participating in Latoken, P2pb2b, Coineal, Vindax IEO because you will get nothing in participating in their IEO.
Vindax had a problem with using different symbol and name to deceive their users, here is the thread talking about that https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5173500.0
P2pb2b is a well-known scam exchange, just type on Google you will find it.
Coineal deceived their investors and the projects running the IEO by controlling the bars of collected money.
Latoken is a graveyard, there are no buy orders there.
I have experience with vindax, i did not find any issues with it, trade deposit and withdrew have no issue.
Having a good experience when you are using it does not explain they are good and trusted exchange, I did not have a problem with using p2pb2b exchange too but it did not change my point in reviewing their exchanges. We have seen many people complained about their services, we can not just evaluate their exchange based on our experience but we need to get all of the information out there and create a conclusion based on it. That is your problem to believe it or not,


been with coineal for a long time but hasn't experienced any issues except the scammers in their telegram support channel.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: cryptothreads on October 21, 2019, 12:58:51 PM
Binance, okex, houbi and several other IEO launches from the top exchanges actually don't force people to participate there, and hold their tokens. But it is a rule that for each IEO participant must hold a number of their tokens to be able to participate, and if you don't want to, you are not forced to participate there either. I think so, anyone who wants to participate then follows the rules and for those who object then go and try to find IEO on another exchange.

The top exchanges always have very difficult rules, but if you succeed in joining IEO, the profit you will have will be very high because most of these IEO projects are very famous and they are willing to buy at a high price . I have been involved in a number of projects at Huobi, Binance and 2 exchanges that have always helped me to earn double profits in a short period of time.

IEO is a trend for risk-loving investors but needs to be studied carefully because not all projects can make you happy because some recent IEO projects often have lower prices than IEO.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: ardentvolcanoes on October 21, 2019, 01:05:04 PM
One big reason why I still support binance launchpad is the potentials that the process will allow me to earned If I do win slot from the lottery, even I need to hold their coin, there's  a big chance that the value of those coin will rise while waiting for the launchpad to finished, I do have the impressions that I'm investing both from the IEO and the coin itself that binance is working around this market.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: DaMut on October 21, 2019, 01:08:50 PM


haven't really read some scam accusation to any exchange mentioned yet, maybe there is but haven't read it yet. however proving the accusation would be difficult, i can't even think of them can force you to buy into the IEO they are doing. how do they force users to buy the IEO?

I have experience with vindax, i did not find any issues with it, trade deposit and withdrew have no issue.
Having a good experience when you are using it does not explain they are good and trusted exchange, I did not have a problem with using p2pb2b exchange too but it did not change my point in reviewing their exchanges. We have seen many people complained about their services, we can not just evaluate their exchange based on our experience but we need to get all of the information out there and create a conclusion based on it. That is your problem to believe it or not,


been with coineal for a long time but hasn't experienced any issues except the scammers in their telegram support channel.

I had seen a few articles claiming about their deceitful act, here take a look
https://newslogical.com/cybr-token-accuses-coineal-of-over-2-3-million-deliberate-fraud/
https://www.theblockcrypto.com/daily/33724/a-blockchain-project-founder-says-a-crypto-exchange-swindled-him-and-it-points-to-a-broader-problem-in-the-ieo-market
https://news.bitstarz.com/cybr-finds-evidence-of-deliberate-fraud-by-coineal-exchange

if it is only one article claiming about their fraudulent behavior, I would not mind it but it is not. They are more than that, you can search it.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Tipstar on October 21, 2019, 01:54:57 PM
https://public.bnbstatic.com/20191017/994c80aa-c368-4d83-9756-531bcdb82d81

This image clearly sums up the scenario of IEOs and exchanges. The only exchanges delivering a positive ROI on average are Binance, Gate, OKex, Huobi, Kucoin and MXC. All of which needs to hold their token in one form or other. So, we can also relate that good exchanges also promotes their tokens in order to have a good image of it's every products.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Dpat on October 21, 2019, 02:05:17 PM
There are many exchanges that are forced to mandatory holding of their own coin to participate in their IEO hosting. But these exchanges are not ordinary but are very big exchanges likewise; Binance and Huobi. But Bittrex is very professional exchange where there is no bound but you can trade freely with very big coin. Some others are Kucoin, HitBtc, Coinmarketcap etc. which will give you free trade but they are not or occasionally hosting any IEO.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: gunhell16 on October 21, 2019, 02:08:21 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.



I will just stick with other exchanges like Binance and okex and other good exchanges. I will have their BNB or whatever to buy on IEO.
Those exchange platforms under that do IEO are not a good to use as there are no success in there especially LATOKEN! you expect nothing there!


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: shinratensei_ on October 21, 2019, 02:13:57 PM
Binance, okex, houbi and several other IEO launches from the top exchanges actually don't force people to participate there, and hold their tokens. But it is a rule that for each IEO participant must hold a number of their tokens to be able to participate, and if you don't want to, you are not forced to participate there either. I think so, anyone who wants to participate then follows the rules and for those who object then go and try to find IEO on another exchange.

Yes, we have to follow the rule, this normal, but what if the rule is not fair, why you forced me to buy and hold your token to participate, this not fair.
It caused by that can increase the price of the token that already created by the exchange site itself. I know if this is not fair for you, but that's the rules.
Some people have been doing it rather than investing in an unknown project that runs on the crap exchange site. Holding your token doesn't mean if you can participate in the IEO instantly.
Remember an exchange site like binance has already used a lottery system.
The participants who elect to participate in IEO will have determined after the result of the lottery will be out.

The exchange site is also taking advantage of the users too.
But again, if you are interested to participate and just buy that and if you are not even feeling good and it's free for you to not obtain the token.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: arifteguhr on October 21, 2019, 02:22:23 PM
Although they do not force but with their investment offer that is so massive and also interesting to make everyone become interested in investing. But what do investors get after investing? in fact, investors get substantial losses. and the devs have no responsibility . in the end the investor bears his own loss


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Fredomago on October 21, 2019, 02:30:04 PM
Although they do not force but with their investment offer that is so massive and also interesting to make everyone become interested in investing. But what do investors get after investing? in fact, investors get substantial losses. and the devs have no responsibility . in the end the investor bears his own loss
That's the risk inside this kind of investment, losing your money into something that you don't fully understand is something that always in the hands of the investor. Taking your position when IEO's being offered is always your obligations, by doing your deep research and make yourself being engaged to exchange that offers the sale period. Knowing that the chance is much higher once you bring your money with reputable exchange even they will ask you about holding their own created coin before you can invest completely with the launch of the IEO.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: GGmith on October 21, 2019, 02:37:47 PM
from some of the exchanges above I focus on p2pb2b exchanges, this is what I want to ask you guys about those exchanges, I am a little doubtful about them but why are they included in the top exchange categories on the CMC website, I have observed several coins which have high volumes but does not have a good sale value. is this manipulation or not?


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: X-ray on October 21, 2019, 02:41:04 PM
What's the point of IEO if all those exchanges you mentiond doesn't even have reputation. Not that i'm underestimating all those exchanges but it's better safe than sorry. They are offering people such quirk is because they want to attract attention and at the current moment they seem to not have that much userbase that's why they could just do that. The other exchanges are forcing you to hold their token just to take advantage of their overwhelming demand and such a thing is an opportunity to make their own exchange coin skyrocket in price, just you see how much this thing could affect binance's BNB.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: ecnalubma on October 21, 2019, 02:47:40 PM
Probit is a good alternative I've heard good feedbacks about their IEO activities. Most exchanges that require you to hold their token are probably just taking advantage of the new crowdfunding system, but as much as possible I will avoid buying on exchanges that are less popular and with unfair terms.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: max6575 on October 21, 2019, 02:49:32 PM
with different uses on aspects as appealing release from market and developer. investors to collect with one on supports as referring decision to buywith limit on expectation as preparing returns on following terms on possession to enter with the market of exchange.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: fuer44 on October 21, 2019, 02:51:29 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


not intended to judge bad, but I think of all the list I have not been interested. bugs still occur (when I sign up), but I don't know for now. bitforex in my opinion is good.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: DaveWave on October 21, 2019, 02:59:28 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


not intended to judge bad, but I think of all the list I have not been interested. bugs still occur (when I sign up), but I don't know for now. bitforex in my opinion is good.

VinDAX and LBank are big exchanges too, the rest are decent enough but not as reliable as Binance. Binance is proven reliable and safe over the years. A hacking incident happened but Binance paid all the lost funds from its own pocket. This is what a responsible exchange do. So I don't mind holding their BNB for a while because their services is worth investing. BNB holders took huge profits too as the token is sitting strong in the top 10.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: mdzahed134 on October 21, 2019, 03:28:22 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


Lbank is my favourite and enough reliable exchange for IEO's project. Secondly, Exmarkets is something good because of a few projects was successful from here. I think others exchanges are worst for IEO launchpad. Popular exchanges forced to hold but it’s dosen't matter because which projects are very promising and after IEO there are more possibility to x5 to x10 profit. Bitforex and Exmarkets also are not forced for holding i think.                     


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Free1bitco.in on October 21, 2019, 03:52:15 PM
from that list, I only ever support IEO from 2 markets, namely probit, and latoken. I once joined one of the projects that held IEO on the probit market, and I think it's quite profitable. although the price is not above the initial price, but it is quite appreciated. on the other hand, I have participated in a project that did IEO in Latoken. I don't really remember the name, but it didn't end well. until now I am still monitoring the IEO project coming from these markets, and if that market can make IEO the same as binance, kucoin, huobi, and other popular markets, of course it will bring cryptocurrency more advanced.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Novatech8 on October 21, 2019, 04:01:24 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


No matter what i am sticking with binance exchange because they do better than every other exchanges and the list of exchange you have here are mostly worst exchanges,p2pb2b,coineal,vindax, latoken are all worse and its safer to stay away at all cost


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: nreal on October 21, 2019, 04:15:45 PM
I never joined the IEO of the above exchanges because most of the IEOs at these exchanges are not profitable. The IEOs on these exchanges are mostly normal projects that are not attractive enough. On the other hand, top exchanges always have a strong community and IEO projects are also better, more profitable.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Eugenar on October 21, 2019, 05:13:25 PM
There are many exchanges that are forced to mandatory holding of their own coin to participate in their IEO hosting. But these exchanges are not ordinary but are very big exchanges likewise; Binance and Huobi. But Bittrex is very professional exchange where there is no bound but you can trade freely with very big coin. Some others are Kucoin, HitBtc, Coinmarketcap etc. which will give you free trade but they are not or occasionally hosting any IEO.

That's a way for them to increase their market by forcing investors and traders to hodl their coin, while participating in the IEO, well, if the market value of that particular coin is getting higher, it is quite acceptable to hodl their coin as long as we know there's a profit from it. But if a new exchange will do the same thing as this, I wouldn't recommend to support it, but rather, to let time passes a little bit while you are observing how capable is the exchange. So far, the only exchange that got my trust is binance, despite of the issues it had before.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Gotumoot on October 21, 2019, 05:24:45 PM
I do not recommend anybody here participating in Latoken, P2pb2b, Coineal, Vindax IEO because you will get nothing in participating in their IEO.
Vindax had a problem with using different symbol and name to deceive their users, here is the thread talking about that https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5173500.0
P2pb2b is a well-known scam exchange, just type on Google you will find it.
Coineal deceived their investors and the projects running the IEO by controlling the bars of collected money.
Latoken is a graveyard, there are no buy orders there.

Latoken is not just a grave it is a waste exchange! Many ICOs are running out of funds because of this exchange so I will no longer be involved with their IEOs and their
ICO coins and tokens that will be listed here, P2PB2B will also follow the 1st exchange as they manipulate the price of the coins listed here.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: BlackFor3st on October 21, 2019, 05:26:38 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.



In your list it's better that you should avoid p2pb2b as they are faking their volume. I guess lattoken is fine and the rest is not so familiar to me.

Big exchanges are forced us to hold their tokens are only part of their marketing also, so I don't have a problem with it especially if we are talking about Binance and other big exchanges that has a genuine volume.  


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: key4co.in on October 21, 2019, 05:38:34 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


Most of the exchanges on your list under the category of exchanges which "do not force" one to buy their own exchange tokens before investing in IEO are crappie, I won't buy into an IEO there even in my dreams. Well, it also depends on the project doing the IEO, for instance ZEUX sold out on Latoken.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Shasha80 on October 21, 2019, 05:40:51 PM
Exchanges mentioned in the OP are problematic, bad record, many investors are cheated on these exchanges. I do not recommend,
also the average fake volume. In contrast to Binance, OKEx, Huobi and other large exchanges. Highly recommended for the project
IEO because it proved to be reliable. And one of those big exchanges never forced their hold token if it was just trading. if To participate
IEO is required because it has rules. Even though the rules are strict, large exchanges are applied, but profit which was obtained was very large.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Clement Kaliyar on October 21, 2019, 05:45:35 PM
~snip
This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.
So this is the new form of ICO and which are these exchanges you have mentioned here, are these exchanges created because the new form of project investment is started through exchanges, everything or majority will turn out to be a scam and i want to see how many projects that collected money through IEO will continue after the next rally.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Ken_terrance on October 21, 2019, 05:50:03 PM
I think Lbank and Probit are good for IEO but other exchanges I don't recommend, but this is not coercion, Latoken exchange, p2pb2b, many people say it's bad if there is IEO there, honestly it's better to hold BNB tokens, HT to participate in IEO in real exchange and that's certainly a lot of holding.
Its not because said they are bad, latoken started very cool but on the journey they turn worse, p2pb2b is plain bad exchange with fake volumes and vindax is scam since i helped promoted the project and they failed to pay my reward since then i have been suspecting them, learn to belief in the reviews of others


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: dfktynby1004 on October 21, 2019, 06:10:29 PM
Vindex adn Probit are the flagships. I would advise you to get involved. But I would not invest a very large amount of money. Try to buy $ 100. You will not lose much and if successful you will get a big profit. Many say that Vindax has been experiencing problems lately but such problems are solvable once this project was able to afford IEO on Binance.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Ferris419 on October 22, 2019, 05:42:58 PM
I am confused about your motive for this thread. Are you promoting VindaX, Exmarkets, Latoken, P2pb2b, and some others shit exchange's launchpad or you just wanna know? All of your mentioned exchanges IEO are nothing but shit. If you invest in these exchanges, you will get nothing in profit. Binance did not ask to hold their BNB to participate in their IEO, but their first couple of IEOs made chaos, so they started asking only the BNB holders for their IEO with some instructions! Which is s very good movement and all of Binance, oKex, Huobi's IEO was highly successful! If you just want to know some shit exchange name who don't ask to hold their coin, then Conbit, Probit, Coinlim for you.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Ferris419 on October 22, 2019, 08:00:32 PM
Vindex adn Probit are the flagships. I would advise you to get involved. But I would not invest a very large amount of money. Try to buy $ 100. You will not lose much and if successful you will get a big profit. Many say that Vindax has been experiencing problems lately but such problems are solvable once this project was able to afford IEO on Binance.

Probit is an average crypto exchange. But they have listed some projects on their IEO launchpad which has scam accusation in Bitcointalk forum! And, I don't agree that Vindax is a flagship exchange. VindaX and Latoken and Exmarkets all are similar types of exchanges, not good enough for investment, all of their IEO projects not good enough.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: SolarWindMiningCompany on October 22, 2019, 08:21:19 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


I wouldn't buy anything from the exchanges you mentioned. Wash trading is a red flag for an exchange and while i don't know every one of those exchanges. The ones i do are perfect examples of wash trading. But prove me wrong and name one of them that's not doing it and i look into it. Right now it just just seems like a waste of time. I gladly hold bnb for real volume and respectable exchange.

Haha. Those are typically what we refer to as shit exchanges. Riddled with low standards, in terms of quality of tokens been listed, wash trading, poor liquidity and zero or little active community. Only Probit looks a bit better. The best things you can do in these exchanges is to flip shitcoins or airdropped coins. It's either the big exchanges for me or not. At worst, I resort to zb, and few other average players


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: tenakha on October 22, 2019, 10:01:12 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


Bigger exchanges such as binance are the direction in which the majority is directed, and making profit is essentially possible. Therefore, they are confident in this regard, and apply rules to their clients. However, minors like you listed substantially have difficulty finding customers, and enforcing rules can result in customer loss. I mean, they do not have this luxury.

All I know, you can join IEOs in such exchanges, but depending on the project itself. Indeed, this exchanges have difficulty collecting money, but if the project is good, It does not matter which exchange is.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: crazy-pilot on October 23, 2019, 10:35:31 AM
What is the problem of holding exchange coins? I hold BNB and do not experience any problems. Latoken seems to me the worst of your list (because it's dead).


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: shadowduck on October 23, 2019, 10:44:41 AM
I do not use any of the exchanges which you mentioned. all of these exchanges have not yet received my trust. they are still very young and they do not have the same reputation as Binance. it is better for me to hold BNB


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: jootn2kx on October 23, 2019, 11:23:48 AM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.



Well, those are their platforms and their rules. They do not force you to do anything, you can simply avoid participating if you don't want to use their coins. It's like saying 'They force us to pay fees for transactions.' In their ecosystem, they organize things how they want. Besides, in most cases, using native coins of exchanges brings benefits such as reduced fees, so I don't understand what the problem is.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: NewRanger on October 23, 2019, 11:39:05 AM
I do not use any of the exchanges which you mentioned. all of these exchanges have not yet received my trust. they are still very young and they do not have the same reputation as Binance. it is better for me to hold BNB
those exchanges didnt produce profitable IEO yet so far .investors and trader  prefer to choose best IEO platform ever that provide many best IEO in market.binance be this choice for us if we want to invest in IEO. personally i am agree with you, i am still totally doubt with their way while filtered projects.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: zidanw on October 23, 2019, 11:52:11 AM
Vindex adn Probit are the flagships. I would advise you to get involved. But I would not invest a very large amount of money. Try to buy $ 100. You will not lose much and if successful you will get a big profit. Many say that Vindax has been experiencing problems lately but such problems are solvable once this project was able to afford IEO on Binance.

Probit is an average crypto exchange. But they have listed some projects on their IEO launchpad which has scam accusation in Bitcointalk forum! And, I don't agree that Vindax is a flagship exchange. VindaX and Latoken and Exmarkets all are similar types of exchanges, not good enough for investment, all of their IEO projects not good enough.
All of the exchanges that you mentioned are very sad because these exchanges do a lot of IEO but the Projeck that they issue does not provide benefits. instead, investors are harmed by fictitious projects that are deliberately made. we should all be aware to avoid these projects because they are clearly detrimental


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: SamboNZ on October 23, 2019, 11:54:00 AM
All of the exchanges that you mentioned are very sad because these exchanges do a lot of IEO but the Projeck that they issue does not provide benefits. instead, investors are harmed by fictitious projects that are deliberately made. we should all be aware to avoid these projects because they are clearly detrimental
Yes, We understand that they do need to make money but they should atleast be responsible for accepting projects that plans to develop their project for long-term.
Not the typical collect money and run scheme cos most these IEO now are starting to look scam.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Patrix_1 on October 26, 2019, 02:49:51 PM
All of those exchanges that you have listed are trash. They are manipulating the sale process and I barely remember any IEO that ended successfully and brought profit to investors. Take part in IEOs on Binance and you won't be disappointed.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Darktongue on October 26, 2019, 04:45:44 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


You can check gate.io exchange IEO. CNNS, SERO and VIDY in this campaign I was involved. In your list Lbank is much good, rather than Probit, Vindax, p2pb2b and Latoken. Even I hate Sistemkoin exchange IEO. No problem, I'm ready to hold token to participate IEO.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: IvugeoEvolutionCoin on October 26, 2019, 04:53:48 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


You can check gate.io exchange IEO. CNNS, SERO and VIDY in this campaign I was involved. In your list Lbank is much good, rather than Probit, Vindax, p2pb2b and Latoken. Even I hate Sistemkoin exchange IEO. No problem, I'm ready to hold token to participate IEO.
I also do not see any big deal holding an exchange coin/token in order to participate in a good IEO.  The most important thing is to analyze the project doing the IEO properly, when convinced before you invest. Most of the exchanges mentioned here are not even up to standard, I'm not saying all are crappie. Buying IEO from a reputable exchange with known history of success is a cool idea, even if you need to hold their token,  that's my take.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: crypoco on October 27, 2019, 10:00:57 AM
vindax is good,i try it before, it is not bad, i did not meet any issues with vindax, others exchanges i did not try it.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: foxincoin on October 27, 2019, 12:36:12 PM
Vindax is fast grow exchange, and i think will be in the top of exchanges soon.
p2pb2b has bad news, reported by some investors.
others i do not know.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: xiboothrezi on October 27, 2019, 05:30:28 PM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
Quote
lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?
Absolutely not.
The potential global exchange must have strict terms and conditions including the cost that is quite expensive to be able to work with it. With the guarantee that the exchange will be very easy to form a good market capacity with large users and high trading volumes. This is of course very effective for increasing the price of coins or tokens.
With the binding rules for those who want to join IEO, one of them is by holding the exchange coins as a good strategy and at the same time selecting investors who really want to join. Moreover, projects that have a high demand for tokens or coins.
The reason I did not choose the exchange that op mentioned is that I think the market capacity formed will not be strong enough, so it is likely that the demand will not be as much compared to more potential exchanges such as binance.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Backupnime on October 27, 2019, 05:53:49 PM
that's a part of their business strategy to make their own token price keep stable, and other point people are interest to join in the IEO because the reputation of that exchange, so i think it's reasonable and of course that's a great strategy


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Aabcde on October 28, 2019, 12:20:04 AM
I have used vindax, p2pb2b, sistemkoin, latoken & probit. As for deposit and withdraw, it is fine, no problems with me so far. But to join IEO, I believe more in Binance. Because of course the coins that enter the launchpad are good coins that can provide profit. And with the rules for holding their exchange coins, I don't think it's a problem as long as the coins aren't locked.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: alan2here on October 28, 2019, 01:29:05 AM
I have used vindax, p2pb2b, sistemkoin, latoken & probit. As for deposit and withdraw, it is fine, no problems with me so far. But to join IEO, I believe more in Binance. Because of course the coins that enter the launchpad are good coins that can provide profit. And with the rules for holding their exchange coins, I don't think it's a problem as long as the coins aren't locked.
What people need is profit because all the exchanges you listed are working well and there are not many withdrawal related issues. There have been many IEO scam projects recently so you need to research carefully when investing because if you invest in a bad project, the chance of earning a profit is almost zero. Currently there are many large exchanges for you to join IEO but it is best to only choose Binance, Kucoin, Okex, Huobi, Gate because this is the top 5 exchanges that are most interested in.

I have invested in IEO during the past 6 months and have participated in a total of more than 10 different projects and only 2 IEO projects cost me money so IEO is still a very promising investment option.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: joshua123 on October 28, 2019, 01:36:45 AM
The list are not good for IEO. These are just merely copycat of launchpad who are agressively active so their market can boost also the volume of trading and investment like what happened on Binance. But after IEO those exchange projects will die out. Meaning they dont really care with the project as long theyve been paid for the listing.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Aabcde on October 28, 2019, 02:14:18 AM
I have used vindax, p2pb2b, sistemkoin, latoken & probit. As for deposit and withdraw, it is fine, no problems with me so far. But to join IEO, I believe more in Binance. Because of course the coins that enter the launchpad are good coins that can provide profit. And with the rules for holding their exchange coins, I don't think it's a problem as long as the coins aren't locked.
What people need is profit because all the exchanges you listed are working well and there are not many withdrawal related issues. There have been many IEO scam projects recently so you need to research carefully when investing because if you invest in a bad project, the chance of earning a profit is almost zero. Currently there are many large exchanges for you to join IEO but it is best to only choose Binance, Kucoin, Okex, Huobi, Gate because this is the top 5 exchanges that are most interested in.

I have invested in IEO during the past 6 months and have participated in a total of more than 10 different projects and only 2 IEO projects cost me money so IEO is still a very promising investment option.
I think you misunderstood that I followed IEO from vindax, p2pb2b, sistemkoin, latoken & probit. I just said that the deposit and withdrawal process that I did there was no problem. And I also said I only joined IEO at Binance, not the others. I think you should read it carefully, man. I also understand which exchange is the best. May we always be shunned from losses caused by unclear projects. ;)


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: TGD on October 28, 2019, 02:19:16 AM
The list are not good for IEO. These are just merely copycat of launchpad who are agressively active so their market can boost also the volume of trading and investment like what happened on Binance. But after IEO those exchange projects will die out. Meaning they dont really care with the project as long theyve been paid for the listing.

He is not declaring that the listed exchange is good. He just post list of exchange that doesn't required IEO participants to buy tge exchange token itself just to join on IEO. Requiring a token of exchange to participate in IEO like binance and kucoin is marketing strategy for there own investors. There is nothing wrong about them since they didn't forced anyone to participate on IEO.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: hello_good_sir on October 28, 2019, 02:29:28 AM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
Okex, Binance and Huobi are pretty big exchanges and their IEO's are very scuffed - they force you to invest in their own project, before you get access to pretty well done IEOS that always go 2x, due to a lot of the pumping that the companies do themselves.

As for the other exchanges:

Latoken is a scam, they basically ask for 10k upfront and then they won't help the IEO, or anything at all, their IEO's almost never do well and you see a bunch of shitcoins on there.

On the other side of the spectrum, Probit is a great new korean exchange and they've helped and held a bunch of sucessful IEO's for their clients, I'd recommend you to take a look there.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: albrots on October 28, 2019, 02:34:33 AM
Binance, Okex Huobi indeed requires investors to hold their own Tokens if they want to join IEO. That is their marketing strategy to raise the token rating. But I am sure with Binance, Okex huobi because they are a large Exchange and have the potential to succeed IEO, even with expensive listing fees.

But for the Exchange options that you mentioned only Latoken and P2pb2b are familiar to me. Latoken in my opinion is quite good but for p2pb2b already indicated by SCAM and there are already those who discuss their cheating in this forum.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Edraket31 on October 28, 2019, 05:11:38 AM
Binance, Okex Huobi indeed requires investors to hold their own Tokens if they want to join IEO. That is their marketing strategy to raise the token rating. But I am sure with Binance, Okex huobi because they are a large Exchange and have the potential to succeed IEO, even with expensive listing fees.

But for the Exchange options that you mentioned only Latoken and P2pb2b are familiar to me. Latoken in my opinion is quite good but for p2pb2b already indicated by SCAM and there are already those who discuss their cheating in this forum.

Binance, Okex, Huobi are good to conduct IEO, it is too costly but it will be worth it  if you are a project and you will conduct there, as well as if you are investors, much better to invest in a reputable exchange, but be ready with their conditions. Investing on the said exchanges are good, but no guarantee at all, so doing research is a must.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: TanakabZX on October 28, 2019, 06:00:33 AM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


For every new projects that wants to use binance launchpad have to buy and hold some bnb tokens, this is simple marketing and this is another use case for bnb token, its not a bad idea at all but exchanges like p2pb2b are just disaster


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: awik p on October 28, 2019, 06:41:53 AM
Binance, Okex Huobi indeed requires investors to hold their own Tokens if they want to join IEO. That is their marketing strategy to raise the token rating. But I am sure with Binance, Okex huobi because they are a large Exchange and have the potential to succeed IEO, even with expensive listing fees.

But for the Exchange options that you mentioned only Latoken and P2pb2b are familiar to me. Latoken in my opinion is quite good but for p2pb2b already indicated by SCAM and there are already those who discuss their cheating in this forum.

Binance, Okex, Huobi are good to conduct IEO, it is too costly but it will be worth it  if you are a project and you will conduct there, as well as if you are investors, much better to invest in a reputable exchange, but be ready with their conditions. Investing on the said exchanges are good, but no guarantee at all, so doing research is a must.
every investment there is certainly a risk, and to minimize that risk we must conduct a careful analysis. although many IEO projects did not last long, there are also those that exist today. with a large exchange will certainly reduce the risk. because the high costs require a project to really develop it


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: cahbagus555 on October 28, 2019, 07:52:56 AM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.



Maybe some of the exchangers above do not require the use of token exchangers, but the returns obtained are also not like exchangers like Binance or Huobi. Some large exchangers require using native tokens due to large demand and I think this is reasonable because each exchanger has its own rules


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: fosco333 on October 29, 2019, 01:46:29 AM
I think you wrong, they don't force the IEO investors to hold their token, but they require peoples to have their token to be eligible to join.
It is because usually there are many peoples who want to join their IEO, but the total coin to sell is not that many.
Binance use their token to run IEO lottery so only the winner can buy IEO coin, after investor buy IEO coin, it will be investor's choice whether they want to sell or hold their BNB token.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: minairia3 on October 29, 2019, 02:28:06 AM
That's normal I think, that is their rule and no doubt they will patronized their own token or coin. To give such liquidity for their exchange like Binance uses their coin for many usage in the market like can reduced fees for transactions, used in Launchpad and of course gain benefit of holding it for some event sometime. I think exchanges follow this and its working, but still some used main crypto such as btc, eth, and usdt for buying in their IEOs.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: iamsange on October 29, 2019, 02:47:33 AM
I think you wrong, they don't force the IEO investors to hold their token, but they require peoples to have their token to be eligible to join.
It is because usually there are many peoples who want to join their IEO, but the total coin to sell is not that many.
Binance use their token to run IEO lottery so only the winner can buy IEO coin, after investor buy IEO coin, it will be investor's choice whether they want to sell or hold their BNB token.
Maybe what OP means is some people look like must buy BNB, and after that people will start to sell their BNB after IEO ends. It can cause which buy early get cheaper price and can dump anytime after IEO. For me, this is just a matter of people who might be afraid of losing money after bought BNB but can't join IEO. But it is all on Binance's choice, if they want that system, we just follow. If not, maybe like OP can try other site that not force us to hold their token.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: arimamib on October 29, 2019, 02:52:10 AM
for me the exchange you mentioned is still in the process of growth so it is not advisable to invest in the IEO project they hold, because the reputation of the exchange is not like the top exchange.
in crypto choose who already has good trust in the community.
But I understand the exchanges as announced, such as latoken and p2pb2b I think this exchange has enough confidence in the ranking and you can do a special check. so I think the exchange problem has been resolved, but in the project is the selection of the investor. Because the exchange only provides security, and investments are determined by investors


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: tambok on October 29, 2019, 05:56:07 AM
That's normal I think, that is their rule and no doubt they will patronized their own token or coin. To give such liquidity for their exchange like Binance uses their coin for many usage in the market like can reduced fees for transactions, used in Launchpad and of course gain benefit of holding it for some event sometime. I think exchanges follow this and its working, but still some used main crypto such as btc, eth, and usdt for buying in their IEOs.

They have all different strategies, so for me it is okay if you really want to invest in IEO in their exchange, it's always a choice and no one will force you, and they did it for a reason as well, they need to protect the coins and their exchange as well, so it is normal to follow their rules and ignore if not interested.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Peanyut991 on October 29, 2019, 06:29:34 AM
Some of the list of exchanges you mentioned above, p2pb2b and probit I know about them and I think they are quite good exchanges. But for others I don't know, and you need to find out first before investing in IEO.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: quierx16 on October 29, 2019, 06:30:51 AM
Next time do a deeper research about what you post because you can mislead other newbies here to a scam exchange like p2pb2b it is very important that you know all the informations about those exchanges before you mention it.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: crossabdd on October 29, 2019, 06:43:04 AM
there are many reasons for big markets to do that. one of them is to keep the price of their tokens safe without falling. Large markets have strict regulations, including their tokens, security, etc. different from a small market that requires a lot of users, thus freeing IEO participation using a lot of payments. IEO in large markets has good quality, so even though the market does not guarantee IEO user money. but it is guaranteed from their IEO success. so that the stability of all coins (including their own coins) can be maintained. what about the quality of IEO in the small market ...? You know the answer.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: quierx16 on October 29, 2019, 06:45:43 AM
Next time do a deeper research about what you post because you can mislead other newbies here to a scam exchange like p2pb2b it is very important that you know all the informations about those exchanges before you mention it.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: imutlinda on October 29, 2019, 08:40:16 AM
Next time do a deeper research about what you post because you can mislead other newbies here to a scam exchange like p2pb2b it is very important that you know all the informations about those exchanges before you mention it.
You are right there is a market that has a good ranking inside. but the OP mentioned the market, and I think it can be misleading and confuse newbies who are just starting to invest. this forum is good if the existing thread contains benefits for new users and good discussion with old users. to simply provide known information


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: The3max on October 29, 2019, 08:53:18 AM
Holding a Token is good news for investors and traders! If not, there will be a problem of dumping the money that investors buy, the value will be dumped sharply! I do not appreciate the trading platforms you offer, those places are not even successful in the IEO program.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: trauchot on October 29, 2019, 09:09:06 AM
I do not recommend investing in IEOs that take place on p2pb2b and vindax at all, these are the most scam cryptocurrency exchanges I have ever seen, because I by myself have checked these cryptocurrency exchanges many times and by myself received information from companies that conducted IEOs on these exchanges, those companies who conducted their IEO on these exchanges did not collect any funds and will not collect anything and only bots trade on these exchanges.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: quierx16 on October 29, 2019, 11:26:01 AM
Next time do a deeper research about what you post because you can mislead other newbies here to a scam exchange like p2pb2b it is very important that you know all the informations about those exchanges before you mention it.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: barbara44 on November 03, 2019, 06:08:09 AM
What is my business about exchanges that will not force me to hold their token, it is not about forcing one to hold their token or not, it is about the exchange being reliable, I would rather prefer to participate in an IEO from an exchange that is reputable even if they have to force me to hold their token and I think that most of the exchanges that you mentioned here are exchanges that we need to be careful with their IEO because not all IEO that is being released by some exchanges will really make it.

Some of them would still not be different from ICO and they will end up still being a product of dumping and pumping coin, so I prefer to hold those tokens from those big exchange that you first listed for IEO projects than these ones mentioned.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: TelolettOm on November 03, 2019, 06:12:11 AM
IEO is better when we do get a token and the initial listing sells it. because a large increase occurs when the initial listing. and people already understand that this investment includes Hit N Run so indeed we ourselves must be able to be prepared with losses. and for Hold, my advice is to wait for the momentum when it is listed and a graph is formed to be analyzed. if we buy at the beginning of the listing is very risky because there the game price is so big


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: biddicoin on November 03, 2019, 06:12:41 AM
The main purpose as investors join IEO is to get profit after listing in exchange, so investors should focus on what IEO which gives good ROI

you listed not good IEO so far, many IEO fail from your listed exchange. so it wouldnt be worth it if we invest on those IEO

so am i, prefer to invest in good exchange such as binance. i dont care wether forcing to buy their coins as long as giving good profit too


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: Utoy101 on November 03, 2019, 06:29:45 AM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.



Like the saying goes,  every good thing comes with a price. As much as there are lots of complication involved in purchasing IEO tokens from the top exchanges,  i believe there are the best set of exchanges that do yield return on investment due to their large of userbase and commitment.

The list you pull out about exchanges not requiring you hold their token are shabby exchanges with various bad reviews from users, and besides making your users hold your coin as an exchange is a way of driving utility for your coin.

Virtually every exchange has a token which most of them ain't doing well,  i think the best way to make your token work as an exchange is forcing people to hold them


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: rose9696 on November 03, 2019, 06:35:23 AM
I know binance is the most popular exchange, but binance and other exchanges such as okex, huobi, ...and  others forced you to hold their token to participate in IEO, so i list exchanges do not forced you to buy token.
What you think about this exchanges, do you suggest it?
If you do not suggest it, or think it is not good let me know the reason?

lattoken
probit
lbank
p2pb2b
coineal
vindax
exmarket
Finexbox
Sistemkoin


This what i know, you also can add exchange not forced you to buy token not listed here.
Some of this exchanges i use it, and some of it i did not.


All of these exchanges are in the mediocre and low top, which represents uncertainty about the token value of the project to be listed. When I was in the trend of IEO, Coineal, Lbank did very well in some projects but now it was bad. Many of the IEO projects at these exchanges have been split 5 and even divided 10-20 times. Be careful, IEO should only be bought at large exchanges like Binance, Huobi.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: freedomgo on November 03, 2019, 06:42:34 AM
I don't mind holding a token's exchange as long as their IEO is successful, those who did not require are exchanges that has no good reputation in terms of IEO profitability so its still not an advantage since people or investors will look on exchanges that are generating successful IEOs.

I hope the market if IEO will grow and will also improve so we can see good competition and exchanges will give an easy procedure to participate.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: magneto on November 03, 2019, 06:44:54 AM
I know that p2pb2b is likely a scam, given the sheer amount of complaints that I've seen against them. So I would avoid them to say the least.

But all of these exchanges that you've listed are small scale operations with no clear regulatory compliance/jurisdiction. I'd rather be holding BNB and participating in Binance IEOs as opposed to one of those. The quality of the token project can be adversely affected as well.

Good tokens simply don't list on small exchanges, because they know that they can raise more elsewhere.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: ajiz138 on November 03, 2019, 07:14:32 AM
The exchanges you mentioned are just a few that I know of and have used, such as Latoken, P2pb2b, Lbank, Coineal and Exmarket, and for other exchanges I haven't tried them. Of all the Exchange, I like Latoken because there are many who recommend it. Many assets that I have listed in Latoken and I immediately sell them there. Interface that is comfortable and easy to use.


Title: Re: IEO not forced you to hold their token
Post by: khiholangkang on November 03, 2019, 08:04:36 AM
All exchanges that you mention are only small exchanges that do not have their own coins
Of course you don't need to hold any coins to join IEO there, and all the exchanges you mentioned I don't think are recommended, because those exchanges are small and likely to scam