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

[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