Token price dropping after ICO, why so?

[aeternus]

man, forget about ICO, market is full of cheap altcoins with high hype level and now all what you have to do is just buy cheap altcoins!
Don't select risky assets!

I agree, with the market being this cheap there is no point buying icos, this is the perfect opportunity to buy many established altcoins that can make you a lot of money once the market recovers, coins like ethereum, ripple and neo are there for anyone that has the courage to buy them despite the decrease in the price and if you want to make money then you need to gather the courage to buy them.

[BryanK]

In many cases, this is due to the fact that many of the ICO was conducted in the period when the Ethereum cost more than 700 dollars, but now, with the release of the token on the exchange, the price of Ethereum is $ 110..

[jackylion]

Perhaps due to the influence of the market partly, partly because the project was not finalized at the end of the ICO, in part because the Bounty hunter dumped the coins, so these causes would lead to the coin being dropped. reduction.

[Golftech]

Maybe one of the reasons is most bounty hunters are dumping their bounties once rewards are distributed. Also, it could be that pre-ico investors, who got good discount during the pre-ico stage wants to earn fast money once altcoin hits the exchange. There are actually a lot of factors that affects the price of an altcoin after their ICO.

It can be the pre sale investors that can really affect the value after the ico, as bounty hunters only gets small portions of the actual sales, unlike pre sale investors who have much larger scale of investment, once they've seen the value to rise up they easily dumped and enjoy the earnings, it will take some time for the value to recover if the team really concerned about the project they should have some sets of plans anticipating the possible dumped after listing the coins.

[foculur]

Perhaps due to the influence of the market partly, partly because the project was not finalized at the end of the ICO, in part because the Bounty hunter dumped the coins, so these causes would lead to the coin being dropped. reduction.

And maybe the team maybe does not have the ability to do their project, generally young friends want to make project together but few months later they understood that they can't this. Also market conditions are bad like you said, there is a lot of reason for this drops.

[waONE]

Perhaps due to the influence of the market partly, partly because the project was not finalized at the end of the ICO, in part because the Bounty hunter dumped the coins, so these causes would lead to the coin being dropped. reduction.

And maybe the team maybe does not have the ability to do their project, generally young friends want to make project together but few months later they understood that they can't this. Also market conditions are bad like you said, there is a lot of reason for this drops.

That's right, there are many reasons why after the ICO is finished and the listing on the market price of the token drops, there are also some projects that are able to support the price of their tokens when listing on the market, usually depending on what market conditions.

[elusive1]

The fall in prices for tokens after they appear on the stock exchange is a normal process, but in 2017 when the whole market grew too fast - even those coins that appeared on the stock exchanges usually started to grow in price immediately. Now it has changed and it has saddened many investors.

[pro100j]

there is too much tokens now released every month, in few times more than it was a year ago, but money that they collect in icos are in ten times less than it was a year ago too, so they just drawing numbers on the site and saying that they collected some fake amount, after that releasing their fake tokens for example for 20 millions of collected funds and selling them by themselves or something similar

[Kang TB]

Perhaps due to the influence of the market partly, partly because the project was not finalized at the end of the ICO, in part because the Bounty hunter dumped the coins, so these causes would lead to the coin being dropped. reduction.

the market conditions was made the price drop hard after ICO my friend
bounty hunters maybe will affected the price when they dumped their rewards,, but only for a while
and for now a lot of project give the rewards for the bounty hunters in few months after the crowdsale end right,,
in my opinion,, the private investors with huge rewards sell their token earlier because the afraid with this red market 

[SlimShadyMmp]

Well I think supply and demand is the number one reason why those token go flat once released and maybe some of the ico might decide to push the remaining tokens they have into the market for more gain But mostly the good ico tends to recover with time I think when that dip happens is time to go buy

[bchain22]

Well I think supply and demand is the number one reason why those token go flat once released and maybe some of the ico might decide to push the remaining tokens they have into the market for more gain But mostly the good ico tends to recover with time I think when that dip happens is time to go buy

Supply and demand are definitely the key factors here. Dumpers are selling a ton, but there's just not enough buyers and this will drive the price down.

[mdzahed134]

In bear market you can't expect ico price when listed in exchange. Bounty hunter dumping price after distribution because i think most of the hunter try to selling as like Competition this is the point of dumping reason. I have invested many project but i did not get the right price after ico.     

[laredo7mm]

At this time it is natural that many ico actually go down. because the market itself also experienced a large decline. besides that the bounty factor and also a large bonus make prices also decline

[kynaz]

In bear market you can't expect ico price when listed in exchange. Bounty hunter dumping price after distribution because i think most of the hunter try to selling as like Competition this is the point of dumping reason. I have invested many project but i did not get the right price after ico.     

Do not blame the bounty hunters they are just a small part of the project. If that project really grows and there is always good news, bounty hunters will never sell their tokens at cheap rates but instead choose to keep them in the long run. Everyone blames the bounty hunter, but the most bugs are the developers of the project because they are the big money keepers.

[iamzill]

the token drop after ico is a natural thing, because seeing the current potential of the participants ico sometimes make large-scale sales as do investors or bounty participants. this is the main factor for the price of tokens to drop.

[Kocret02]

Maybe one of the reasons is most bounty hunters are dumping their bounties once rewards are distributed. Also, it could be that pre-ico investors, who got good discount during the pre-ico stage wants to earn fast money once altcoin hits the exchange. There are actually a lot of factors that affects the price of an altcoin after their ICO.

influence from investors or from the current bounty hounter is one factor that might be used as a cause. but I see it's only a small part, the main players should be the team how to keep the coins in order to stay in the best position and that can be used as one of the hard jobs.

[BTCGOLD]

In bear market you can't expect ico price when listed in exchange. Bounty hunter dumping price after distribution because i think most of the hunter try to selling as like Competition this is the point of dumping reason. I have invested many project but i did not get the right price after ico.     

Do not blame the bounty hunters they are just a small part of the project. If that project really grows and there is always good news, bounty hunters will never sell their tokens at cheap rates but instead choose to keep them in the long run. Everyone blames the bounty hunter, but the most bugs are the developers of the project because they are the big money keepers.

As you said, bounty hunters are a small part of a large project and if the ICO is good, they are not able to lower the price by 90%.
In my opinion, there may be many reasons, but the main are: bear market, whales manipulation to drop the price and buy cheap tokens, and the most common - no marketing right after ICO.

[D3m1r4wanti]

Maybe one of the reasons is most bounty hunters are dumping their bounties once rewards are distributed. Also, it could be that pre-ico investors, who got good discount during the pre-ico stage wants to earn fast money once altcoin hits the exchange. There are actually a lot of factors that affects the price of an altcoin after their ICO.

I disagree for your first reason, you mentioned that most gift hunters throw away their gifts once the rewards are distributed at a cheap price, while the allocation of tokens they get is very small does it make sense if they can make market prices a dump?

[bchain22]

Maybe one of the reasons is most bounty hunters are dumping their bounties once rewards are distributed. Also, it could be that pre-ico investors, who got good discount during the pre-ico stage wants to earn fast money once altcoin hits the exchange. There are actually a lot of factors that affects the price of an altcoin after their ICO.

I disagree for your first reason, you mentioned that most gift hunters throw away their gifts once the rewards are distributed at a cheap price, while the allocation of tokens they get is very small does it make sense if they can make market prices a dump?

Not sure. But the fact is that they are dumping and the price goes down. So, the logical assumption would be that the price is going down because of them.

[Copod]

does anyone have recent statistics of ICO-s and their token prices?
how many of them drop when hitting the exchange?