Drop in ICO Price after listing

[kumar jabodah]

Weak hands. Many early contributors were lured into putting money into an ICO by social media ads without a proper understanding of the world they were entering. Supply and demand of the coin. The time right after ICO tokens are distributed is mathematically the highest ratio between the circulating coin supply versus the amount of people who know about that particular crypto project (compared to any time in the future).

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[19Nov16]

We are investing in a concept and it is speculative. Early investors are getting high bonuses during the private sale and pre-sale
and they are dumping their  coins if they are not confident with their investment.

I think investor trust in devs. is the main key, they sell because of the many negative issues such as fake teams (which happened with Titanium Bar), security issues and so on, during devs. can not convince investors, they immediately sell and make prices continue to drop.

[Japinat]

Weak hands. Many early contributors were lured into putting money into an ICO by social media ads without a proper understanding of the world they were entering. Supply and demand of the coin. The time right after ICO tokens are distributed is mathematically the highest ratio between the circulating coin supply versus the amount of people who know about that particular crypto project (compared to any time in the future).

I guess this time we are gonna see an increase of ICO price especially those project that were raised using ETH platform.
There are a of ICOs that are affected with the Eth fall last year, but this year is believe to be a year of recovery, the hard fork of ETH help to boost the price again.

[shinratensei_]

Weak hands. Many early contributors were lured into putting money into an ICO by social media ads without a proper understanding of the world they were entering. Supply and demand of the coin. The time right after ICO tokens are distributed is mathematically the highest ratio between the circulating coin supply versus the amount of people who know about that particular crypto project (compared to any time in the future).

The main point is when such ico can't attract a lot of buyers in the market and then they will lack the demand in the market. that created a big gap between sell and buy order and that will be so easy to be dumped. Especially if there was a lot of weak hands.

[No One]

No comments. But it is natural that a new project declining in prices after some days. But in most cases, they increase in prices in the initial days. It is because that bounty hunters will sell off the coins they have got for free just in the days after its exchange-listing, causing the project declining in prices. But if the project is good, it will increase in prices again.

[gostop]

The spread of the bear market has seriously affected the balance of the market, and the ICO market is not immune. Even the real projects will be lower than the ICO price.

[GREENch]

I see in this topic that many users forum unhappy with the, as some projects behave with bounty hunters. But as soon as there is a similar situation the majority disperses on the corners and pretends that it doesn't concern them. Simultaneously funny and profoundly sad to read this subject.

[S[m]OKE]

Bounty is no longer the tool that allows you to earn now the time spent on its participation only coins that are worth nothing

[trash321]

We are investing in a concept and it is speculative. Early investors are getting high bonuses during the private sale and pre-sale
and they are dumping their  coins if they are not confident with their investment.

And it is these behaviors in the markets of these projects that form a very rapid decline in prices, which is commonly called dumping, and this is where the roots of this situation come from. I say this because I am tired of hearing about poor bounty hunters who have been unable to earn anything lately.

[candelavan]

And how many projects have you seen that implement everything on time? According to statistics, 80% of projects are closed in the first six months after listing on the stock exchange.

[desticy]

Almost all projects went down on 2018 - even the top 10 coins were not spared.
The ICO boom that started last 2017 may have faded already.

That's right, the boom has already passed. What would be happening on the market last year I would call "cooling down". Given the specificity of the bricked currency and blockchain, it is impossible to say with confidence that the correction process is over. As long as the correction is underway, most of the coins will fall in price after the ICO.

[siena23]

in my opinion only really a very good project that the price of the token can rise again, and the token must have something to do with the project. It doesn't matter after the price listing goes down, I think it's done by bounty participants, usually a few months the price goes up again, and if the token is very useful it can also exceed the ICO price. That's my experience,

[cpoer2011]

It happened to the most ICOs which their ico price will drop after listing. It happens when the investor just wants to get short profit and don't care about the project itself and also there too many dumpers especially from bounty hunters who get the bounty rewards or the airdropers who get their airdrops.

[cryptowolfsu]

Bearish market situation makes it difficult for the projects to remain their ICO prices. Even good projects drop
their ICO price after listing. The reason for it is that  some of the unpatient  investors and hunters are
dumping their coins and the price is crashing.

[Rockkey]

The situation when the price of tokens falls very much after they appear on the stock exchange - this is quite a normal situation that happens because the listing happens during a bearish trend, and nothing can be done about it, it can only be taken for granted, it will take some time and the price stabilizes again.

[zauna35]

I see you wrote your post in September, several months passed, and the situation became many times worse .. unfortunately there are very few projects that are afloat and do not sink after Bitcoin .. I think over time, investments in ico will return, but only when the projects themselves change radically and the investor will be protected from losses.

[debby070]

I invested and joined as bounty hunter in many ICO which has good concept, experienced team members and also good hype but after listing price drops very much. Some of project also not recovering since long time. Any comment.

That I guess is the result when the project team drop the price. They might be scam possible there's a high chance that the project is fraudulent. What you can do I guess is to sell your altcoins ahead just before they drop the price.

[rdewilde]

It happened to the most ICOs which their ico price will drop after listing. It happens when the investor just wants to get short profit and don't care about the project itself and also there too many dumpers especially from bounty hunters who get the bounty rewards or the airdropers who get their airdrops.

Don't blame the bounty hunter, they can't make the price of ICO fall 5-10 times. The main reason comes from public investors and private sale and maybe the dev team of that project dumping their token

[darmin]

There is no further comment from the crypto for last year. ICO many fail and fall of values should be. This makes the results of the bounty were also bad and many are forced to resign in erratic results. one path that can be taken is to wait until the recovery if it wants the results of the bounty and ICO.

[nonbody]

When the ICO project ended, the token went online and the price fell in a short period of time. The reason for this is that the project does not control the price in time, and it is very likely that the token will be sold, causing the price of the currency to fall.