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Hello, my tokenmarketcap listing application is constantly not accepted by the editors. However, I see projects that are worse than mine are listed on the site. What is the reason of this

The liquidity rate of my project is quite good


My project website: https://pulsebitcoin.win/

Among the projects listed on the site, there are projects with lower liquidity than mine. They are approved, but mine is not. https://www.tokenmarketcap.org

On what criteria are the projects listed? Why are the criteria different for each platform? This makes me tired.

 :'(

I'm not sure what I'm thinking, but I agree because the ones approved by the platform you applied for are almost all meme coins, and this project of yours is not a meme coin. Maybe that's the reason I just noticed.

Try to make a coin that is a meme token; after all, the cost of making meme coins is cheap in this era, especially if you use the Solana network. Just try OP; you can create meme coins in less than 10 minutes. It will probably be listed there quickly, in my opinion.

Maybe you didn't pay them, so your listing application was rejected :D. Tokenmarketcap, doesn't have specific criteria for project listing on their platform. There are only 4 points:

- Make the payment of 0.05 BNB  required for the listing.
- Submit your coin logo, your coin's website, contract address, and other essential information to us through our contact details.
- Our team will complete the necessary reviews and finalize your listing within 24 hours at the latest.
- If you have any questions or are curious about anything, do not hesitate to contact us.

If you feel that you have resolved all administrative issues, you may be able to reach them directly at: https://t.me/tokentmc

The site did not accept the payment, I already sent her everything necessary.

Most likely this.  I'm not sure of the protocol anymore but most of these sites that list coins do so for a fee unless you are a major project.  I wouldn't so much ask here but check theor "contact us" page to see if there is an email or discord/telegram etc that you can get a hold of tjeor admin to find out.  If it's pay to play I'd steer away from it, most of those sites are useless.

Did you try to contact their support? Because, the right person to get you the exact reason must be their customercare people and I am not seeing any point of looking for your answer from this community. I agree that there might be some dev here who might have faced similar situations like you still each listing application must be having different things to accept or reject. Overall, you must give a try with them first and then getting opinion from this community. Yes, here we can get mostly individual's view and opinion which are 99% guess work and not from past experiences.

Basically I am not seeing devs sharing such internal issues here. Because, usually coin/token owners must be having a team and they will take care/solve these things themselves. If I were the dev, definitely I will not come here for a solution for such things.

Depends on how each person judges, everyone has their own due diligence, so it doesn't mean that people who pay to be listed on tokenmarketcap are fools. Imagine if you have a project, but it hasn't been seen much by the crypto public, which means your token's market capitalization is insufficient to be listed on a large platform like Coinmarketcap or Coingecko. So, what are other ways to get our project seen? Yes, by listing it on small platforms, even if it's paid.

Maybe you need to fill the application more often but I am sure they do approve projects, it just varies. One time I heard some people do help to make it faster but I don't know how well and true that is. You should try to apply to coingecko as well , they might approve it faster and will make it easier for CMC to approve as well.

You should ask the exchange owner what are the requirements to be able to list on their exchange because each CEX and EDX has special requirements for token developers who want to place their tokens

if you use fake liquidity then they will know, besides that, expand your community token first so that your token has great potential to attract investors

You are not even sure enough if your project is good enough to be listed.

you said it's quite good that means it's not good to an extent you most fill up the gaps for your project to be listed another others.

one thing is you can just be an individual with sole ownership of a project and expect it to be accepted, you must have a team and other requirements so it's normal for it to be rejected.