Is exchange based tokens worth for hold?

[Godday]

I think it's all about luck. Three years ago, I had nearly 7-8 new exchange-based tokens that were set to launch their exchanges, and I was hopeful that if just one of these projects succeeded, it would change my life. But my hopes were dashed, and all of them have now disappeared, mostly abandoned by their developers. On the other hand, some exchange-based projects have been successful, but they are few and far between. If you're talking about tokens from already established and reputable exchanges, then holding such coins would be a good idea.

Many use BNB or Bitget as a reference that token-based exchange projects have a good chance of making a profit because if the exchange is successfully launched and becomes popular then of course the exchange-based token will rise significantly and become a solid project. But what most people don't know is that many exchanges fail to launch and cause losses to investors because token-based exchange projects usually have high pre-sale prices.

[GigaBit]

As an investor, i bought so many exchange based tokens! Bnb, uniswap, kucoin (kcs), cake, houbi (ht),  FTP and so on. Undoubtedly those exchangers are so big and reputable. I though those altcoins will pump if exchange get larger during time and if exchange add more pair with their altcoin on their platform, then price will boom but most of those are like shitcoin, dumped 70-80℅ in long run except bnb. So what do you think? I'm no longer going to invest any exchange coin anymore!

When the market is bullish, the value of any token takes high. A bull run sees large price swings across all types of tokens. But we haven't seen that kind of bull run happen in a long time. Especially after 2021 there is no new bull run in the market. And the trend among altcoins is that when the market is not in a true bull run, all coins fall in price. I have seen the token price of the Kucoin based exchange as high as $17 but it has yet to touch that price after the last bull run. Not only the token of that coin but the status of other coins is almost the same. But BNB is relatively in bullish sentiment. Those who hold these tokens can wait some more time. Even if we don't get a bull run this year, we can expect a big bull run next year, and the price of exchange-based tokens can increase significantly during that time.

[betswift]

Also, we should add that if you are ok long term, you can use these tokens for various IDOs and launch pools that can give good APY% on your holdings!

[Psalms23]

Holding exchange-based tokens can be a bit of a boon or bane, TBH. These tokens, like Binance Coin (BNB) or FTX Token (FTT), often give you perks like lower trading fees and sometimes even staking rewards. If you’re big on trading or using that exchange, they might be worth it. But remember, their value is tied to the exchange's success. If the exchange faces issues, the token could tank. So, DYOR (do your own research) and don’t YOLO your entire portfolio into them. Balance is key!

[Psalms23]

I think exchange coins like OKB BGB or KCS are still worth investing in because the exchanges that support these altcoins still have very high trust from the public. Price drops are normal because other altcoins (non-exchange) also often experience sudden price drops. The most important thing is that you have to determine the best time to buy and sell because that is the key to investment success.

I feel you! Exchange coins like OKB, BGB, and KCS can def still be solid investments since these exchanges have mad respect in the crypto space. Sure, prices dip now and then, but that's just the crypto rollercoaster, right? All coins go through it. The real deal is timing your buys and sells – that's how you win at this game. So yeah, if you trust the exchange, holding their coins can be a smart move. Just stay sharp with your timing!

[moneystery]

Many use BNB or Bitget as a reference that token-based exchange projects have a good chance of making a profit because if the exchange is successfully launched and becomes popular then of course the exchange-based token will rise significantly and become a solid project. But what most people don't know is that many exchanges fail to launch and cause losses to investors because token-based exchange projects usually have high pre-sale prices.

but we don't know when the exchange will go bankrupt, for example like the case of ftx some time ago, so even though this exchange-based token provides high profits to users because of their performance, we should not ignore the risk that the exchange could go bankrupt and make the value of the token zero. so we have to make sure that the exchange of the token we invest in is truly trusted and reliable.