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

[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".

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[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.