Exchange

[waiki]

Why is ICO's newly finished COO very long to register exchange on the market? In fact there are up to 3 months more not yet also listed in the market? What is the cause of this, please explain.

[lmodric]

as far as I know to be in the token market must make a vote and confirmation from the market even though the team has signed up in various existing markets.

[Vispilio]

Some ICO owners take a very long time to bring their project to fruition, so to avoid instant dumping of token value without a viable product,

they try to delay exchange listings as much as possible and make their tokens easy to buy yet difficult to sell...

[vanmoreno]

Why is ICO's newly finished COO very long to register exchange on the market? In fact there are up to 3 months more not yet also listed in the market? What is the cause of this, please explain.

Some ICO not have enough money to pay on big exchange like binance or bittrex and others, or may be big exchange rejected because not big market and community..

[elda34b]

If the project that you've participated in doesn't yet have a working product, then it might be not the priority to get into anexchange. It will be useless tokens as someone can't buy it and use it except for pump and dump trading.

[antonio88s]

Some ICO owners take a very long time to bring their project to fruition, so to avoid instant dumping of token value without a viable product,

they try to delay exchange listings as much as possible and make their tokens easy to buy yet difficult to sell...

Yes, I agree with your answer. Most of ICO want to make their token price stable and it's the reason why after ICO they not listed instantly on exchange because most of bounty hunters will sell their token and make the price dumping. One other reason is, the project team want to developed their product great before they listed their token and after they listed people will give more trust on them and the price automatically will pump because many people will invest on them.

[patz22]

Not all of them however most of them delays listing and in my own opinion it is their lack if planning during and before the sale because I saw some ico wherein they follow the exchange dates based on their roadmap. But for me,  it will be better if it will be listed once we see the actual developed project to ensure that investors will get the most out of their money.

[VanDeinsberg12]

Why is ICO's newly finished COO very long to register exchange on the market? In fact there are up to 3 months more not yet also listed in the market? What is the cause of this, please explain.

1 the team is lack of communication with the exchange site and that makes the token will take a lot of time to be listed on exchange site.
2 the team can't all of the requirements from the exchange site, some exchange sites are doing audit before try to listed any token.
3 the team is not decided to pay exchange site to listing its altcoin
4 the team is un-professional.

[haryatiposton01]

I think that the difficulties in registering their ICOs on the Exchange are ICOs that do not have sustainable programs, so Exchange does not want to give permission to the ICO, I think bad communication and teamwork is also the reason why ICO is hard to enroll in Exchange, you can call ico teams are with words of lousy and unprofessional.

[ukloon]

Often the ICOs need time to distribute tokens to investors and bounty hunters, if the ICO team is small then this will take a few weeks. Exchanges will look at the distribution of the tokens before considering a listing, and require a payment too. Then the exchange has to integrate their wallets into the exchange, all these things take time

[didzi]

because when the ICO is finished, the team of the project is try to contact the exchange support to add the coins
and the dev, should wait for the feedback from the exchange, and others mechanism
so, the dev team and their investors should be patient in this case

[CLywaTeLb]

Utility tokens are not needed on the exchange, until the project will not work. These projects can delay the listing. Tokens of a different type can be on the stock exchange immediately after the end of ICO, if the developers are not interested in supporting the course (this is not uncommon). In the case where the market is red, the listing delay can be a good sign, as developers are trying to support the token rate.

[goyald2801]

if it is erc token then you can trade that on forkdelta/etherdelta but price will be much low without any official listing .
projects normally list on exchanges within few weeks after ico end . many factors play role in listing and team decide that . investors can make pressure to list atleast on 1-2 exchanges so that they can trade .
listing fees , exchange demand , project growth , ico fund collection , team planning , all these factors play role .

[samcrypto]

Some ICO owners take a very long time to bring their project to fruition, so to avoid instant dumping of token value without a viable product,

they try to delay exchange listings as much as possible and make their tokens easy to buy yet difficult to sell...

That's true, this is one way of protecting their value because at the time the ICO token listed on the exchange, bounty hunters sold their holdings right away and the result is dumping price. Some are just meant not to be listed within a months after the ICO because they are focusing on the roadmap and the team focus more on how to improve their technoloy.

[mprepkiah]

some ico take a long time to register their coins in exchange because they still need some process so that when entering the coin market they have a stable price and not dump by the investors or bounty participants

[kingzpro]

I think exchange listing depends on multiple factors like type of project, un-locking of tokens to make them transferable, audits and project development, some projects do not list their coins/tokens on exchanges unless they have developed their platform or mainnet, so yes the listing can take varying amount of times for different icos.

[mickeybuddy27]

Some ICO owners take a very long time to bring their project to fruition, so to avoid instant dumping of token value without a viable product,

they try to delay exchange listings as much as possible and make their tokens easy to buy yet difficult to sell...

That might the reason why. They do not want to destroy and keep working for the project to make it successful and encourage investors to invest with them and hold also for the contributors and bounty hunters. They want to make sure that the project is fully developed when they listed the coin to be trade of everybody and they are not only that could gain from that. The team want to only in ICO where can buy the coins and not everywhere where can differentiate the price that can destroy what being planned.