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October 08, 2017, 12:44:16 PM
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when a new token is introduced in the platforms, how do they calculate the opening price?
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October 08, 2017, 01:13:54 PM
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when a new token is introduced in the platforms, how do they calculate the opening price?

Well amount of outstanding tokens/coins is a startpoint and than they calculate what they need in $ in terms of investment of the technology/marketing/salaries etc. Total amount of money needed / total coins= ICO price.
I don't like that idea because on the stock market you value the company based on for example net profits of the last couple of years / forecast / intellectual proprerty and than based on that value you have an IPO price. Some ICO's tend to overprice their coin/token and that's why you see for a lot of ICO's that the price will drop after an ICO due to people valuating the company much lower because of failed to meet the requirements (= no product, bad marketing etc.)

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October 08, 2017, 06:45:04 PM
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I always thought that we amount of coins only depend on how much you want to create and to use in a future. Smiley But now I see that it is a little bit more difficult
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October 10, 2017, 07:53:09 PM
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when a new token is introduced in the platforms, how do they calculate the opening price?

Well amount of outstanding tokens/coins is a startpoint and than they calculate what they need in $ in terms of investment of the technology/marketing/salaries etc. Total amount of money needed / total coins= ICO price.
I don't like that idea because on the stock market you value the company based on for example net profits of the last couple of years / forecast / intellectual proprerty and than based on that value you have an IPO price. Some ICO's tend to overprice their coin/token and that's why you see for a lot of ICO's that the price will drop after an ICO due to people valuating the company much lower because of failed to meet the requirements (= no product, bad marketing etc.)

i am not talking about the price during the ico period. i am talking about the opening price in a platform after the ico finishes.
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