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Title: Need consultation on coin listing at exchanges Post by: Leanod on August 21, 2017, 12:44:46 PM Hi
We are going to run an ICO campaign and need consultation on how and on which exchanges to list our coins. All suggestions are welcome Title: Re: Need consultation on coin listing at exchanges Post by: d5000 on August 22, 2017, 12:24:44 AM The easiest way is probably to use one of the existing on-blockchain platforms suited for "assets" or "ICO tokens". In this case, you create an "asset" on a blockchain and then it becomes available for trading.
Some examples are Ethereum (ERC20 tokens), NXT, NEM, Waves or even Ripple. You should, however, take a look at the regulation in your country, in some of them it is becoming stricter now. On centralized, traditional exchanges like Poloniex or Bittrex, normally a fee is paid (about $1000 minimum for a decent exchange) to list your token. Some exchanges have special modalities for ICOs (I think YoBit was one of them). Title: Re: Need consultation on coin listing at exchanges Post by: CoinTek on August 22, 2017, 03:16:33 AM I heard yobit was not a good exchange to work with, I don't know because I trust the person that told me to stay away from it and I think you should too. I would also list in the exchanges that your customers would want to trade at. Some exchanged are friendly to X countries than others.
Title: Re: Need consultation on coin listing at exchanges Post by: Chris! on August 22, 2017, 03:20:24 AM Smaller exchanges like liqui and cryptopia seem to list a lot of ICOs. Bittrex seems to be the big one everyone hopes their ICO is listed on.
Title: Re: Need consultation on coin listing at exchanges Post by: Leanod on August 22, 2017, 11:49:11 AM Thanks for the replies. Have your heard about C-CEX.com? They offer to list a coin for 4 btc. Just wondering if somebody had bad cases with them
Title: Re: Need consultation on coin listing at exchanges Post by: boy130 on August 29, 2017, 11:57:25 PM I think that liqui.io is good for you.. but didn't use them :P
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