RE: WHY MOST FALL IN PRICE SOON AFTER LISTING ON EXCHANGE

[stellaekun]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

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[th3nolo]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Because almost every ICO is selling garbage, what you can do with their shitcoin? Nothing but speculate, it needs a real use case to grow their price if not the case don't expect to get gold selling dust

[bloodyvio]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

yes mostly because of bounty hunter that sells their tokens
whether it's from bounty or airdrop
most of them do not care about the ICO project, all they want is BTC
but not always the bounty hunter that causes the price to fall
it could be because of scandal, bad management, PR stunt, roadmap and others

[babygun]

Most of the ICOS are completely useless, so when one these ICOS is listed on a (big) exchange, more than 90% of the people will sell their tokens to take profit. There will always be some diehards who will keep the tokens as they think the future can bring a big pump ( or dump  )

[SweetCryptoNews]

Bounty hunters have the least impact on the price reduction of tokens. Most likely, altcoins that fall on the exchange fall due to the bear market, which continues from the new year.

[ukloon]

It's not just the bounty hunters that dump, there are early investors that bought massive amounts of really cheap tokens during the presale. They can get 50% discount and then dump on the exchanges with marginal profits.

[yonnymen]

They fall because of garbage metrics and ridiculous bonuses. One guy pays 0.20 another pays 0.40 LOL. Of course its gonna drop when some dude is in profit 100%. Its dumb at how this market runs, 80% of the people have no idea what they are doing!

[WalkerIVIV]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Lol don't you remember those are participating in the private sale or pre sale with hige bonus? i suggest you to remember it. When they are getting more than 30% bonus and they can get a decent money when the price will be only touching the ico price and it's private investors are dumping their coin.

[JCLee]

I think because of ICO investors and bounty hunters . ICO investors often sell all of their token after get profit and the same to bounty hunters, they often sell all their tokens after got it from bounty distribution as long as it got listed on exchange. It's the main reason for this fall in price of ICO tokens.

[Raist]

Com'mon - bounty hunters are a drop in the ocean. For now the main reason of ICO price drop is....bum.......tudum.............bummm........
YEAH - ICO owners. They simply selling their own changing their tokens to BTC or anything they consider valuable. Then there are mentioned before "private investors". As they are investing 6 digits they need some sort of guarantees that they will be able to sell. Now here you can make some calculations - more difference in % between private sale stage and crowdsale, more reasons for common folk to take another road.

[CryptoBry]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Because almost every ICO is selling garbage, what you can do with their shitcoin? Nothing but speculate, it needs a real use case to grow their price if not the case don't expect to get gold selling dust

Yes this is true. Now the same thing has been happening even with select few which can be categorized as projects with purpose and has real-world uses. I think this is coming down to the accepted fact that ICO projects are regarded as cheap and this can be the reason why hodling is not anymore the best strategy as the story of Bitcoin can not be duplicated anymore no matter how many projects can claim to be the 'nest Bitcoin." This can also be the major reason why I am seeing a slow death for the ICO platform all because "investors" or token buyers have already been burned.

[Sephire]

There are many reasons. The market is still weak so not many investors are holding for long term.  Most people who get free tokens from bounties also tend to sell soon. Only some very hot and highly sought ICOs stay high after trading starts.

[Jaycee99]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

That How lofe in the cycle of cryptocurrency  and the crypto word. Actually you should have to be fast before people do the first move to make changes in the value price of the altcoin.

But no matter what your lucky of yours the first one to make move and because likely when we have bounty hunters who earned from bounty of the participated ICO arethe once who sell once the coins are ready for an exchange.

Remember people who make different move are one cause the movements.

[pranazzs]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

yes mostly because of bounty hunter that sells their tokens
whether it's from bounty or airdrop
most of them do not care about the ICO project, all they want is BTC
but not always the bounty hunter that causes the price to fall
it could be because of scandal, bad management, PR stunt, roadmap and others

I think not just the bounty hunter and the airdroper that dump the price.
but it could be from the develepor party to sell silently.

[benedictonathan]

Well in my opinion the bounty hunters can be partially blamed for the price decrease but also we need to consider the overall environment where the coin or token is simply based and also factors that are artificial like company and customer care and dumps and pumps of the said token. Community of investors also have parts in the make or break of the coin or token.

[plzdance]

What are the bounty hunters? They have almost no tokens to do such terrible things. This is the work of teams that do not have tokens for some time. Well, or very early investors...

[swissgang]

Mostly due to bearish market or it starts to be traded at a higher price than ico so investors sell it. Bounty hunters either way can choose to sell it.

[adroitful_one]

It's all due to people mining for sometimes weeks or months on end and or holding from an ICO for that long. People want to dump their coins and cash out their profits. So they sell ass soon as it gets listed. Everyone wanting to sell at once as soon as it gets listed is what causes the price to crash.

[TastyChillySauce00]

The market is currently in a bearish condition, what do you expect? just remember those days when bitcoin reach its peak at $20,000 almost every ICO when it got listed in the market is pumped and now what happening is quite the opposite
so that's just natural. If the market have no dump, it'll be obvious that all we here will be rich an instant but no, the world doesn't work that way.

[paramind22]

It's good to find coins that grow organically, from being worth not even 1 sat and then just keep going up. 

[dirgayeah]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

The answer is maybe yes or no. but if we are look back again , if they are big project then on pre-sale or private sale , almost all project are given very massive bonus. it can be 50-70%. so you can calculate it now if much WHALE are eat all the coin on pre sale and sell it when it hit EXCHANGE , then BOOM. price just fall in like "Coconut to the ground".

[ashaksagnis]

One of biggest reasons is bounty hunters , cause they are selling tokens right away they got and at ridiculously low prices.

[malibubaby]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

That is the biggest problem of all project, they are no control for the situation of the price of their coin. Even the project is solid and have a good roadmap, the price going down too. Maybe for now, don't invest in the ico and wait for the exchange listing and buy there.  But if you are a longterm investor, this is not a problem.

[Nisharawal]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

There is many reasons for this dump of the coin's price and value. The very first reason comes to my mind is that traders and participants of the Airdrops and bounty program mostly sell their coins in order to get some equal amount of BTC and because of this majority selling pressure prices mostly goes down after getting listed on exchanges. Also, every ICO is not a good one where you can expect a good result or rise in prices after listing on exchange almost 80% to 90% ICO are craps and their value almost goes to zero within few weeks of getting listed on an exchange.

[happy weblancer]

According to the terms of any bounty campaign, bounty hunters get no more than 1-2% of the amount of tokens sold. Do you think that 1-2% can affect the price of the token, considering that not all bounty hunters rush to immediately sell their coins? The price of the token on the exchanges is made by investors or team members.

[secondhandlark5]

According to the terms of any bounty campaign, bounty hunters get no more than 1-2% of the amount of tokens sold. Do you think that 1-2% can affect the price of the token, considering that not all bounty hunters rush to immediately sell their coins? The price of the token on the exchanges is made by investors or team members.

You are right, but there are some bounties who give a higher allocation. Therefore is it important to know what the total amount of bonuses is who is given. Sometimes coins gives bonuses without lockup periods what can let the price fall.

[ecnalubma]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

There's nothing to be expected in current market situation no moon this time. Its a domino effect no matter how good the project is, it can't resist with the current market status but some tokens performed well during bearish months one example is the Dropil project never seen it dropping hard unlike any tokens in the market. Bounty hunters are not the main reason of why prices are dropping, it really depends on the community holding coins.

[Scott Evans]

After listing on big exchange, there is usually big volume for that day and FOMO strikes, after a small pump Team will dump all their coins. Or maybe, the coin is garbage so.....

[Treasurer]

Of course the price is reset by investors! In addition, the price of tokens on the exchange depends on whether all investors were able to buy tokens during the ICO, whether it was enough for everyone! If those wishing to buy tokens were more than the tokens themselves, then the price on the market will be high for the first time, since there is demand. As soon as the demand is satisfied, the price will fall.

[jc89]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Bounty hunters plays a role on the dumps you are seeing. However, I think the reason for this is the buyers themselves. They know that bounty hunters will dump their coins/tokens immediately after they receive their payment so buyers bid lower than the ICO price. Historically, many coins/tokens jumps back after bounty dump.

[Crypto_lion]

That is the trend.immediately after listing in the big exchange people will try to buy And the sellers use it to sell at an extravagant process before the fall and buying again later.

[miyaka26]

Private and Public sale big bonuses and discounts, dumpers from investors and bounty hunters but depends on their allocation rewards, bear market, and price decrease effect and more some of the ICO are just scams and useless the investors lost their confidence through the team and their developing product if there's any.

[denyfirmasyahputra]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

It happens because of the many dumpers from Investors and most are Bounty Hunter who instantly sell their coins when they have received it,

[wuvdoll]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

That is because the bigger investors are in a hurry to quickly cash out for profit. The bonuses gotten from some of these investors alone are enough to tank the prices downward.

All the above, it is what it is, and those who are strong enough to pick it as a result of the belief they have in the product will surely do so which is the same as the investors who ended up selling at the peak to chase out weak hands. Also, the market is in a bearish condition, and I guess no one wants to be taking any chances.

[Caesar-Giulius]

It could be because that investors usually sell the news. The coin price usually pumped before listing and fall after listed in exchange. This is pretty normal.

[plzdance]

It could be because that investors usually sell the news. The coin price usually pumped before listing and fall after listed in exchange. This is pretty normal.

I agree with the fact that this is normal. Since waiting for what the project promises is usually too long and people decide that a profit of a couple of percent now it's not so bad.

[Mahanton]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Mainly this would be on pre-sale investors followed up by main sale investors and we do know that this would always be the primary target of a certain investor where sell it up for securing profits before the price would dump. Sell it as soon as possible or else you would end up on being pending or waiting up for the recovery plus some dumps of the bounty hunters then it would surely go down the price but I don't see total tokens gained by hunters would affect too big.

[South Park]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

The strongest possibility points to the bear market being responsible for this, but this could also be the result of people getting rid of their coins as fast as possible after all most people do not have an incentive to hold the coins, the bounty hunters want to get their money and nothing more and those that invested in the ico and got more tokens because they invested early want out as well, so all of this combines at the same time and the chances of a coin going up after it is listed in an exchange are slim at best.

[hemendrachauhan19]

Various reasons are there, first of all people invest in it thinking of get rick quick scheme but as they stay in the community, they come to know that project has no real use case and selling nothing new. So they try to take there investment back as soon as it got listed on exchange.
Secondly there is bounty and airdrop participants, they just try to sell there tokens at whatever price they got, thereby dumping the price. As a result even those who are serious about the project starts doubting the project and they too exited it.

[ClayDouglas]

Part of it is because most ICOs are crap. But also I think it was the market plummeting this year, which I think affected ICOs that raised tens of millions. It wasn't a good time for an ICO.

[ashmodeus]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

of course because right now , until never end , i guess
ico just a hype, quick money,
got big exchange then sell it quickly, and going to another ico
then put it again, a simple growing money.
or u can choose another option.
as we know, some ico have a private sale or whatever they call it.
then on that stage, of course many many bonuses given to whales investor
so the whales got a huge services then after got the market, they just sell some token for ROI then the bonus, just like fresh money, they can sell it anytime
actually the point of this just investor
they dont want to know about what effect of their action.

[Lagduf]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

of course because right now , until never end , i guess
ico just a hype, quick money,
got big exchange then sell it quickly, and going to another ico
then put it again, a simple growing money.
or u can choose another option.
as we know, some ico have a private sale or whatever they call it.
then on that stage, of course many many bonuses given to whales investor
so the whales got a huge services then after got the market, they just sell some token for ROI then the bonus, just like fresh money, they can sell it anytime
actually the point of this just investor
they dont want to know about what effect of their action.

lol you are even blamming that you have been promoting it in your signature.  If they can't build a momentum and attract more investors and traders to join in their social group and there will be no demand that will be interested to buy their token. This has already happened in so many times.

[tweetbit]

More precise reasons are those handling the marketing and bounty strategy don’t know how to properly distribute tokens or coins that investors or bounty hunters won’t sell it at the first days or week appearance on the exchanges. The price of those token in ICO is higher because it is fixed and after the launch the supply increases selling/not hodling while demand drops due to lack of advertising/interest.

[zedicus]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

There are many factors to that condition while the big percentage of it is with the market. If you notice compare to the previous year by december whereas the ico coins pumps after listing is because of the bullish trend of bitcoins the market was so healthy. Bounty hunters can take advantage and earn more money on that point but when we get into this bearish its almost a lost and below ico prices.

[jakezyrus]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

There are many factors to that condition while the big percentage of it is with the market. If you notice compare to the previous year by december whereas the ico coins pumps after listing is because of the bullish trend of bitcoins the market was so healthy. Bounty hunters can take advantage and earn more money on that point but when we get into this bearish its almost a lost and below ico prices.

yes i agree that there are lots of factors that affects the price of cryptos , few examples are manipulation caused by whales , fuds and speculations on and off the forum , news (iether it is a good news or a bad news ) , and lastly bounty hunters .

 bounty hunters are also responsible for the price drop of the coin because as soon as the coin gets listed to an online exchange , bounty hunters will also do their jobs on which they do sell their coins emmediately because they are only care about the money , they dont care about the project or whatsoever .

[Patpro]

I dont think bounty hunters are the cause of the fall in price after ICOs. Some projects even hold onto the distribution of bounty tokens but they still fall in price. I believe is a result of the lack of real use case of mots ICOs. The team do not do much to sustain the price. Perhaps they have sold it out at a higher price and so they do not care to protect their investors.

[malading]

The number of ICO reward coins held by bounty hunters is not huge. I think more price drops are caused by buyers or whales! It’s even possible that many merchants start selling coins themselves after the coin goes on the market!

[Fenderr]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Because almost every ICO is selling garbage, what you can do with their shitcoin? Nothing but speculate, it needs a real use case to grow their price if not the case don't expect to get gold selling dust

You my friend has hit the nail on the head! Garbage all over the space now. No real use case for most of these coins! some off them in my MEW have almost turned to dust.

[Didin]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

bounty hunters is one from many causes,,
i think this bearish market conditions is the main causes from all thus think,,
and as i know not all bounty hunters will dump their rewards my friend

[akitha]

I think they just want to make money as fast as they can.,I think not all bounty hunters are the one dumping their tokens.Mostly investor also 

[Leah38]

Good day. That usually happens once a coin was added to an exchange but once dumping is over it goes up again and even higher. You should know how to play the game. Sell and just rebuy. Some good coins can withstand pump and dump and goes up value even after a few years because the developers behind it is serious and working hard to make their coin better.

[Strufmbae]

That is a literal shitcoin,  before investing into any projects you must always check the project if it is good for long term and is it good to be supported.
  But some other wise investors pick a project then invest and after the listing, a day or two they dump all the tokens sell high and never buy back again and forget it forever. That's how the shitty industry goes, produce a product dump if they already gain double profit.    

[Zadicar]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

of course because right now , until never end , i guess
ico just a hype, quick money,
got big exchange then sell it quickly, and going to another ico
then put it again, a simple growing money.
or u can choose another option.
as we know, some ico have a private sale or whatever they call it.
then on that stage, of course many many bonuses given to whales investor
so the whales got a huge services then after got the market, they just sell some token for ROI then the bonus, just like fresh money, they can sell it anytime
actually the point of this just investor
they dont want to know about what effect of their action.

lol you are even blamming that you have been promoting it in your signature.  If they can't build a momentum and attract more investors and traders to join in their social group and there will be no demand that will be interested to buy their token. This has already happened in so many times.

Not surprising for those people who do just wear out signature of company without minding the true essence on marketing it as long they can able to say such thing towards ico which he do actually have a point. We do have still the freedom to tell things on what inside on our mind which this is a forum after all. Its little bit contradicting saying towards ICO yet we are wearing signature but people would always have a point and its always been part of the reality and this cycle would continue as long there would be still funds to circulate.

[HungryTigerGrouchyCrotch]

Most of ICOs list their coin/token before released their product, so people are not really interested in investing and mostly bounty hunters sell their free coins very fast -> price dropping. I would divide bounty tokens from ICO tokens, this really ruins the prices on exchanges.

[South Park]

Part of it is because most ICOs are crap. But also I think it was the market plummeting this year, which I think affected ICOs that raised tens of millions. It wasn't a good time for an ICO.

The market is responsible for the fact that some really good coins are not growing and are losing value immediately after being listed on the exchange, but for the rest of the coins that are scams or have no future nothing is going to change, those coins will eventually go down in value anyway so nothing is really changing at all, the only ones that lose money are speculators and people naive enough to invest in bad coins.

[speem28]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

[tanghere02]

I think one of the reasons would have to be the bounty hunters who sells ost of their coin after it get lited. Eager to get their hands on money and not basically think that the coin can be beneficial to them in the future. And some bounty hunters are afraid that the coins would turn out to be a sh*tcoin and would not return to its ath price thats why they sell all of them instead.

[ramarianz]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

the best answer is because the price got weakness to the flat.
of course that because based price on ico time to after ico end already changed.
and because investor or bounty hunter just sell it quickly.

[lelou]

Not all bounty hunters are responsible for price fall, most of the dumpers are the investors who bought at pre sale with large discount dumping their tokens in exchanges.

[el kaka22]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Because almost every ICO is selling garbage, what you can do with their shitcoin? Nothing but speculate, it needs a real use case to grow their price if not the case don't expect to get gold selling dust

It is not all of them that are selling garbage, lol. A lot of them have their products, great team and possible long term development as time goes on. Market is just what it is and investors these days are so fast trying to make profits as fast as possible. This brings me down to the huge bonus being given to most investors when they do invest, as a whale given a huge bonus can easily just pick the bonus and dump whenever he feels like.

There were many exceptions I have experienced with some coins which did not get dumped after listing as devs made many promises to live. When a coin keeps attracting new investors then there will be lesser chances for getting dumped once it get listed.

[posi]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

I don't think the bounty hunters are the only one responsible for the dive in price of most ICO as soon the get listed on exchange because some early miners also dump their holding as soon possible to in other for them not loose. However, the investors blame the team cause they can still amend the price by taking some step which will cost the money.

[Wabri]

Not all bounty hunters are responsible for price fall, most of the dumpers are the investors who bought at pre sale with large discount dumping their tokens in exchanges.

You are right, if we look at the average ICO then we can say that the allocation for bounty hunters is near the 1 or 2%. If we look at the oter side then we can see that investors who have made profit sell there tokens after listing the coin on an exchange.

[The KGB]

We are on a bear market, that is the main reason of why too many coins are dying after getting listed, the prices collapses because there is not too much faith from the investors to the project anymore, and they just want to get out of there as soon as possible

[Asherith00]

70% of people are dumping their token after listing on exchange they can't wait till the price goes up..

[Rhegar011]

Most of these coin prices during ico are imaginary. Nothing is based on any data. In 99.9 % cases these are overpriced. Just have a look at icos from Jan '18. Most of them are at 10% of their ico price.

Beside this and bounty hunters dumping, heavy discounts for private investors/pools is another big reason. I see lot of coins selling unsold tokens on icobox for 75% off, that's just cheating with investor who bought at ico price.

[Johnzky]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

because. This are all shitcoins they are all created just to make profit and nothing else all that has written in their white papers are just shits ,and most of this are copied from other existing project that makes them more scammers

So dont expect anything from this but selfishness and greediness lol

[Vispilio]

There is also tactical traders that contribute to this phenomenon during bear markets. When the entire crypto market sentiment is negative, often you can reinvest into the

same crypto at cheaper than ICO prices once it lists on a major exchange, so even long term holders might sell to later buy at more favorable prices under these circumstances...

[elpape225]

OptiToken officially done with ico, who got moon tickets

[South Park]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

I really doubt that is the main reason, after all if you take the time to look at those threads you will see that most of the time only 1% of the total amount of coins is allocated for the campaign, the rest is kept by the developers and the investors and you are telling me the ones that are guilty of most of the decrease in the price of a coin are the bounty hunters? I simply do not believe it.

[Zadicar]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

I really doubt that is the main reason, after all if you take the time to look at those threads you will see that most of the time only 1% of the total amount of coins is allocated for the campaign, the rest is kept by the developers and the investors and you are telling me the ones that are guilty of most of the decrease in the price of a coin are the bounty hunters? I simply do not believe it.

These kind of comments came from those people who dont have much idea on how bounty allocation works which it is just 1-2% max based on my experience. Ive been answering and reading up this thread alone but most low rank people do always blame up with bounty hunters without even realizing that the one who dumps is those investors itself. For developer funds or premine i do usually skip out into these projects specially if they do have big percentage partition because it would be easily dumped or manipulated if they do like to do such thing.

[GreatOrchid]

Because all those that go down after ICO are shitcoins, and they are being dumped because of airdrops, and all the other people that invested and now are afraid of the market

[MaxKor]

With listing on exchange coin get more liquidity and huge coin holders have opportunity to sell more tokens. Also some exchange dump token price and some pump tokens price. I don't like Kucoin listings.

[samycoin]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

It's the same because of bearish market and because of weak hands of bounty hunter that's why some ICO tokens are dropped when it listed. We should need to learn how to hold and how to be patience  because if we think that we sell it immediately we got a good profit. It's not,actually you lose because you not wait great price of that coin.

[ahoenk]

Almost of all ico fall after ico price because whole crypto market is in bear and uncertainity. Last year most of ico going higher from ico price when its listed on exchange because everythig is in bullish mode. The flipper also caused this down. They are destroying the project. Even good project is going down. But i will but some Noiz because i believe this second half crypto will be up again.

[jamids]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

I don't think it's entirely the bounty hunters doing when the price plunge when it is listed in exchanges because the bounty hunters share is only a little percentage and not all of them would sell then because some would hold their coins/tokens until such time it would become valuable. Investors would also sell their coins during that time and maybe buy back when the price is cheaper or they just simply want to get their profits.

[rajnish2470]

Bounty Hunters + the investors...these 2 are the main reason, for the fall of the price right after listing, coz whatever the price, they purchased during the ICO phase, the general thinking is to book profit right after listing, and this creates a mad rush
the core team plays a important role in controlling and stabilizing it

[poodle63]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

I really doubt that is the main reason, after all if you take the time to look at those threads you will see that most of the time only 1% of the total amount of coins is allocated for the campaign, the rest is kept by the developers and the investors and you are telling me the ones that are guilty of most of the decrease in the price of a coin are the bounty hunters? I simply do not believe it.

These kind of comments came from those people who dont have much idea on how bounty allocation works which it is just 1-2% max based on my experience. Ive been answering and reading up this thread alone but most low rank people do always blame up with bounty hunters without even realizing that the one who dumps is those investors itself. For developer funds or premine i do usually skip out into these projects specially if they do have big percentage partition because it would be easily dumped or manipulated if they do like to do such thing.

Usually the dumps caused by pre-sale and private investors. QKC has not been doing any bounty and then the majority of the ico participants are getting lost caused by the developer was opening all of the tokens for the pre-sale and private investors before ico investors. Tha majority of them dump their coin instantly.

[Muzika]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

I really doubt that is the main reason, after all if you take the time to look at those threads you will see that most of the time only 1% of the total amount of coins is allocated for the campaign, the rest is kept by the developers and the investors and you are telling me the ones that are guilty of most of the decrease in the price of a coin are the bounty hunters? I simply do not believe it.

These kind of comments came from those people who dont have much idea on how bounty allocation works which it is just 1-2% max based on my experience. Ive been answering and reading up this thread alone but most low rank people do always blame up with bounty hunters without even realizing that the one who dumps is those investors itself. For developer funds or premine i do usually skip out into these projects specially if they do have big percentage partition because it would be easily dumped or manipulated if they do like to do such thing.

Usually the dumps caused by pre-sale and private investors. QKC has not been doing any bounty and then the majority of the ico participants are getting lost caused by the developer was opening all of the tokens for the pre-sale and private investors before ico investors. Tha majority of them dump their coin instantly.

no, I guess the reason why the price falls after the listing on exchange is that the bounty hunters dump their coins in the market it is not because the investors, investors makes the value good in the market. Participants in the bounty programs once they got the coin and listed on the exchange they will dump it that is the reason why the price falls.

[rajurathod18]

Most token falls in price when listed in exchange because of the following reasons
1) Bad Token matrix and higher % for Private and presale participants
2) Bad marketing
3) not able to prove their tokens real use case.

when the new token list on the exchanges these presale and private sell participants dumps token to recover their funds to get profit on their investment. you know what because of them some bounty hunter always get blamed, bounty hunters only get 1% to 4% of the total allocation of the token than how can they be the reason of dumping.

[linkybit]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

There are different reasons for the token price drop after the exchange listing, mainly they are just shit tokens without any good product or service. Good tokens prices still can increase after exchange listing, like recently MTC, BANCA ICOs concluded and after exchange listings, their prices increases a lot.

[South Park]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

I really doubt that is the main reason, after all if you take the time to look at those threads you will see that most of the time only 1% of the total amount of coins is allocated for the campaign, the rest is kept by the developers and the investors and you are telling me the ones that are guilty of most of the decrease in the price of a coin are the bounty hunters? I simply do not believe it.

These kind of comments came from those people who dont have much idea on how bounty allocation works which it is just 1-2% max based on my experience. Ive been answering and reading up this thread alone but most low rank people do always blame up with bounty hunters without even realizing that the one who dumps is those investors itself. For developer funds or premine i do usually skip out into these projects specially if they do have big percentage partition because it would be easily dumped or manipulated if they do like to do such thing.

Correct, this is especially true if the ico has been giving bonuses, if you think about it if you receive a bonus of 40% because you are an early investor then there is a very high incentive to sell your coins immediately before the price goes down, that way you could receive a 40% gain in your investment in a matter of months which is not bad at all.

[pageraji]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

because almos ICO when presale have large discount or a lot of volume in airdrop, not all bounty hunter are dumper, many ICO distribution token for bounty 2 month or 3 months later after ICO

[hani1929]

In my opinion why are the coins from ico get dumps after listing on exchange, its  simply because its their strategy of the investors. come to think of it when they sell their tokens in the middle of ico for the price of $5 and after the ico it gets lower. then some investors that buy those coin will  panic because the price is far lower from the ico price and then some of the investors of course will do panic selling, then the owner of the token will benefits from the investors.

[akunate]

token distribution is very important, the more unequal token distribution, the more likely they are to dump

[EastSound]

I think its the ico participants who sell their bonus tokens to get some back of their money and other reason would be the developers selling some of their tokens immediately even if its stated that they would be holding it for a year.

[mundang]

Because of dumpers, bounty hunters, cause they want immediate profit after they already get thier shares.  This scenario always happen when a coin is being listed in an exchange .

[portotoi]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

I notice that too. But i never though on blaming the bounty managers or even bounty hunters why there is a fall of price after listing on exchange. ICO price usually will not be followed 99% based on my experience here. That is maybe because of the volatility of crypto market value.

[darasinmi4show]

There too many reason why the price of the token falls every day. One of the reason is that most of this token their have not really work on how to realize the real the essential value and plans on it. However, the price also, in the crypto market is very bad now let now. I hope the market will recover soon.

[passwordnow]

You don't blame this to anyone, whales, bounty hunters or investors.

Once a coin gets listed to an exchange, buy and sell orders are coming. And if that coin is really something that you can believe and has an amazing team, they will keep on developing that coin.

But if they won't, expect that it will be dumped.

[RandyMagnum]

 Because of stupid pools that buy from VCs at 1.5-4x OTC. VC get their initial investment plus some profits and then they can afford to dump at 0.7x on exchanges. They are the only ones making profits in this market.

[zedicus]

Because of stupid pools that buy from VCs at 1.5-4x OTC. VC get their initial investment plus some profits and then they can afford to dump at 0.7x on exchanges. They are the only ones making profits in this market.

You can't go by them don't invest if you feel that your gonna lose with those vc pools. It is needed by the ico to accumulate enough money as a start were in some part of it is a big risk for that so called VC inverstors. The first falls and it will rise as well.

[Yurkov]

Most of those coins are based on investors, not all of them are that interested that they have support from community and without it those coins haven't got any possibilities to be on market.

[denis-z12]

It falls in price because as soon as there are talks of a coin being listed on a certain exchange the price and value of it go up. Once the coin gets listed on the exchange bounty hunters and investors are satisfied with the 20-30% or more % gains they received and sell their coins on the exchange.

[jems]

it seems that not only the prize hunters are responsible for the decline in the price of coins after being registered in exchange, in fact investors are also selling their coins immediately because they are afraid to hold their coins and that is due to the large number of ICOs selling coins that do not have a good future.

[gabmen]

Most of those coins are based on investors, not all of them are that interested that they have support from community and without it those coins haven't got any possibilities to be on market.

Well if they don't have support, they won't even make it to an exchange most likely. New coins are subject to a little more instability so either thr price plunges to ico value, or it soars.

[South Park]

You don't blame this to anyone, whales, bounty hunters or investors.

Once a coin gets listed to an exchange, buy and sell orders are coming. And if that coin is really something that you can believe and has an amazing team, they will keep on developing that coin.

But if they won't, expect that it will be dumped.

Even good coins get dumped once in a while especially if at the beginning the developers have nothing to show for, but as time passes and people begin to realize that this is a serious project the price of the coin will recover, obviously this is rare, the most common scenario is that after a dump the coin never recover because everyone including the developers lost interest in the coin.

[eucliffe]

You can't blame anyone, I mean we all like to protect our profit so when the coin get listed on a decent exchange most of the holder, bounty hunter, investors or whales are more likely to sell, after all its tough to find a decent ICO nowadays.

[georgereyes]

Because whoever does most peoples tokenomics suck.

[Zadicar]

Main reason are bounty hunters selling their earned tokens as soon as it gets listed in some exchange. Then the result will be investors getting angry in the team because of what is happening then a continues plunge to the bottom will occur because investors will think that they made a wrong investments and will move on to another. Unless the team will do some good solid counter plant to fight the price depreciation, then it will recover given enough time.

I really doubt that is the main reason, after all if you take the time to look at those threads you will see that most of the time only 1% of the total amount of coins is allocated for the campaign, the rest is kept by the developers and the investors and you are telling me the ones that are guilty of most of the decrease in the price of a coin are the bounty hunters? I simply do not believe it.

These kind of comments came from those people who dont have much idea on how bounty allocation works which it is just 1-2% max based on my experience. Ive been answering and reading up this thread alone but most low rank people do always blame up with bounty hunters without even realizing that the one who dumps is those investors itself. For developer funds or premine i do usually skip out into these projects specially if they do have big percentage partition because it would be easily dumped or manipulated if they do like to do such thing.

Correct, this is especially true if the ico has been giving bonuses, if you think about it if you receive a bonus of 40% because you are an early investor then there is a very high incentive to sell your coins immediately before the price goes down, that way you could receive a 40% gain in your investment in a matter of months which is not bad at all.

That's how it works but people do have always that negative feeling or views when it comes to bounty dumpers. Going back into those old days where a certain coin pumped up above ico price when it hits new exchangers but now the scenario is on different or opposite where it hits on exchange most of them would be lower but for those presale investors would still able to gain some profits due to bonuses that they do have receive on early phase and that's always an advantage.

[akunate]

Because of dumpers, bounty hunters, cause they want immediate profit after they already get thier shares.  This scenario always happen when a coin is being listed in an exchange .

If you are talking about the first listing, i am agree with you. but every new listing has similar dumps because price is getting high by the rumors or by the buyers who knows about listing information, and then of course fall in price after listing

[MRlong]

There are so many reasons for this situation . For example, downward trend is the main reason and some other reasons like quality of exchange, quality of project and one more element and also really important is that upcoming partner of project behind token on exchange .

[hulla]

Because of dumpers, bounty hunters, cause they want immediate profit after they already get thier shares.  This scenario always happen when a coin is being listed in an exchange .

The dumpers are the reason behind most project fall in price listing on exchange but I still don't agree that the bounty hunter are the main cause of it. However, if the project is good people won't plan to dump such coin and if the coin was dumped. If the duty of the team to rectify it either by listing the project on CMC or other means.

[europesss]

It sells very well above advertising with very good advertising, and when it confronts the facts, the business is getting through.

[johanesrobin]

I do not like to say this, that the price of coins is destroyed after being registered in the exchanger. and most people say that this is caused by bounty hunter.
as if they were ruining everything. whereas, investors are also doing the same throw coins quickly.
I think the cause is not that, just the market situation is bad so anyone does not want to take the risk to hold their coins.

[ekechie]

Bounty hunters plays a minor part to it but not major part, some ICO release their tokens to the bounty hunters weeks or even months after exchange listing, so the major cause of that is bear market, and also some ICO offers huge bonus, so people normally dump their bonus

[Google+]

I think it's because when a new listing on the exchange place is usually before there is another exchange place that already has the token and usually there are also from bounty campaign participants who sell the results they have so eventually make the token price falls.

[cryptobiolog]

First, it depends on the market. Secondly, many ICO do not have a clear goal and mission, projects do not have development plans. Also a lot of scams divorced, so we have this situation.

[babykika2027]

the bounty hunters are only a small part of the influence, the first week may come down drastically, but the team behind the ico project has a big hand to progress the project, if it has a good product and has progress I'm sure the token price on exchange will increase, more and more interested on the project will certainly affect the price in exchange

[AUruHM]

I know some reasons. The main is funds participation. Very often funds resell their pools because they buy tokens with so high bonuses that it allows getting much profit with those resell. And I think this is the main problem in the dumped price

[maxim000]

Because panic sellers!

Many people don't really believe in project or are too restless to wait for any good update. Bounty hunters are also ones who sell immediately after the coin gets listed. Moreover, many people exit in start because they might better opportunity in some other coin or they don't see project working in long term. To prevent loss, exiting initially is the best possible strategy.

[Coinrush20]

It could be a mix of both. I understand that bounty hunters would initially take profit after the ICO affecting the price the bearish market condition could add up and as an effect the value drops. Now you also have to consider the market is it accepting the currency, how isbthe market reacting with it.

[whiteblue]

It could be a mix of both. I understand that bounty hunters would initially take profit after the ICO affecting the price the bearish market condition could add up and as an effect the value drops. Now you also have to consider the market is it accepting the currency, how isbthe market reacting with it.

I think the bounty hunter doesn't really affect the price of the token on the market when it's first listed. you all know the allocation for bounty is very small. mostly only 1-2% and that too of total tokens sold. Yes, although there are some based on their total supply tokens, that number is very little according to me

[acedia]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

all easy to blame the collapse in the price of the bounty hunters. They receive at best 2% of the total issue of tokens. Advisors, team, etc. get much more. Investor bonuses, etc. Least of all the bounty drivers affect the price.

[edisystem]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Yes, it's because of bounty hunters sell all their tokens that they got from bounty. That makes the token price fall. I think it's normal happened, just wait 1-2 months until the bounty hunters sell all their tokens and wait until the project reach a roadmap or release a platform or a big update about the project, usually the price of that token will go up.

[SpringfieldM1A]

Bounty hunters have the least impact on the price reduction of tokens. Most likely, altcoins that fall on the exchange fall due to the bear market, which continues from the new year.

I wonder why people always want to push the blame on those who only collected very few part of the token from the ICO. You are so right with them not having any impact, and it is so glaring that the whale investors with the big bonuses are the ones manipulating every market they set their eyes on.
Also, like you said, this is a bear market and usually we cannot expect something serious at this stage for any altcoin until the market shows sign of recovery.

[whiteblue]

I think it is normal .. when you buy their coin firstly you will getting some bonus , so after listing more people will sell their investment and bonus .. so you get profit .. but if the team support their coin ... i think price will increased ..

[makishart]

Bounty hunters have the least impact on the price reduction of tokens. Most likely, altcoins that fall on the exchange fall due to the bear market, which continues from the new year.

/signed.

I don't even understand how people can think that bounty-hunters are the only reason for dumps after exchange-listings.

Because they don't understand how it works and basically they are only amateurs that interested to earn fast bucks rather than try to do a lot of effort to get the best way to invest in the ico. Basically when the private or pre-sale investors have thought that they could take the profit and they will dump it instantly.

[dataispower]

The general status of the ICO and all altcoin. No ICO can be profitable at this time. Everything went down, I joined a few ICOs in the past 5 months. But all things are reduced 3-5 times the price of ICO. A failure of the ICO in 2018

[aggeyysido]

The market condition is a more logical explanation for this. There is still no reliable basis, so there are failures and should not be considered in this headhunters.

[Virtual-Money]

the reason for this is because of the early adopters/investors who got a bonus. they dump there bonus the buy back when the price became stable

[dewanaga]

The general status of the ICO and all altcoin. No ICO can be profitable at this time. Everything went down, I joined a few ICOs in the past 5 months. But all things are reduced 3-5 times the price of ICO. A failure of the ICO in 2018

currently the marketcap experienced a very drastic decline from the end of last year,
it may take time for the marketcap crypto to rise again

[eucliffe]

I don't think its right to put the blame on the bounty participants, we only receive a small portion of the entire coin volume, the allocation ain't that high to be blame on this turn of events,  I mean there are lots of factor to consider why most coins value falls after being enlisted in some exchange.

[xiaoqiang222]

Because now is in the bear market, this is what the bear market should have. no one is responsible for the pull when a new coin get listed on the exchange, on the other hand, some people wanna cash out, so the result can be imagined, that is the price is getting lower and lower.

[shanem]

A good reason could be coins gets pumped when they get listed on exchanges and big holders take the opportunity to dump their coins at inflated price. In a week or two, there will be many bag holders with little buyers. These bag holders decide to cut their loss and sell at lower price than the one they bought. The end result is price will drop and this situation is worse in a bear market.

[Johnyz]

the reason for this is because of the early adopters/investors who got a bonus. they dump there bonus the buy back when the price became stable

There is no new coins in the exchange who don’t experience this. Well, this can be a new way to create more profit since most of the new coins now are below the ICO price so big investors are takig this opportunity. This is the problem now with the ICO, hopefully this kind of trend will not last forever.

[altercreed]

In my own opinion, the reason why most tokens that are newly listed in the crypto market is that investors who have bagged a good volume of tokens will sell them once they see their tokens listed on the market.  Some of bounty hunters too are selling their crypto rewards regardless of how small profit that they will earn.

[DonFacundo]

yes, sometimes the bounty hunters and early ICO investors are the responsible for the dump price after listing in exchange, maybe they afraid of losing money if they do not sell their tokens right away.

[Psynthax]

yes, sometimes the bounty hunters and early ICO investors are the responsible for the dump price after listing in exchange, maybe they afraid of losing money if they do not sell their tokens right away.

Early ico investors has a big role to this case. in fact so many ico never try to reconsider about their bonus. I take there was an ico that offers 200% bonus to the private sale investors and that looks so crazy and i can't believe that was a real thing.

[_w_b_t_]

I think Bounty hunters are not the main reason for the fall of cryptocurrencies after their listing. Most likely, new cryptocurrencies are falling in price, as the entire cryptocurrency is now in a downward trend.

[Doovla]

It is quite normal because bounty hunters that are putting their deserverd and most of them are going to do immediately after they receive, so it is quite normal stage in development for coin listing further. There is not such inffluence with market there.

[landslide]

We are just the puppets in the hands of large investors or stock exchanges. That's why we can't make sense of most declines and ascents.

[shamc]

It is not the fault of the bounty hunters, the early investors are simply dumping their coins at any opportunity. Some can get a 50% discount, and sell it at 75% of ICO price so that is an easy 25% profit.

[Laxus215]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

yes mostly because of bounty hunter that sells their tokens
whether it's from bounty or airdrop
most of them do not care about the ICO project, all they want is BTC
but not always the bounty hunter that causes the price to fall
it could be because of scandal, bad management, PR stunt, roadmap and others

IMO Bounty hunter and airdrop hunters are the other part of the coin which doesn't affect ICO project really that much as presale investors does. Bounty hunter and airdrop hunters get tokens generally between 1% to 5% of the total supplies of the tokens. This presale investors gets 10 to 80% discounts at the time of the token sale which most of the investors dumps on the exchange.

[jossiel]

It is not the fault of the bounty hunters, the early investors are simply dumping their coins at any opportunity. Some can get a 50% discount, and sell it at 75% of ICO price so that is an easy 25% profit.

Everyone is chasing that moment when their token is listed on exchange.

That's the strategy that has been passed on the new generation of investors including the bounty hunters are also doing the same. They don't want to be left behind so before others dump that token, they are the ones that do it quickly.

[h0lybyte]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Because every project have some short-holders which in other concept are mostly day traders and they couldn't hold for longer time.
Once the tokens is listed on exchange, they immediately start selling and keep its value decreasing, only the long-term holder will keep tokens