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

[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.

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[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.