Listing on exchanges

[sjbi]

I also want to ask the same question as I am fed up with some coins that have been expending the exchange listing date under various pretexts. So far as I know the good projects will keep their words and get listed on exchanges right after their ICOs are finished. But bad and fake ICOs make different excuses so as to avoid exchange listing. I think we investors or bounty hunters should press new ICOs for exchange listing as we also have some rights.

[MSTuTeJIb]

Anyone know how long usually it takes for ICO projects to list their tokens on an exchange? Is it different with other exchanges?

In my practice, I met the fastest listing - a week after the end of the ICO. By the way, it was the most valuable project for the whole of my practice. And the longest listing I've been waiting for a year and a half

[Whisper555]

I can not say the exact time that the project spends on listing the tokens on the exchange. All different. Some adhere to the schedule specified in the roadmap, others feed the community with their promises about the imminent listing on the stock exchange, and still others are scam.

[ven7net]

It is difficult to answer your question, as listing time on stock exchanges depends on many factors. For example, some ico specifically inhibit the listing, hiding behind phrases about product development, in such cases the listing time increases by undefined term or listing may not occur at all. If we take for example the ideal conditions, when there are no obstacles for listing, then most likely it will take just a few days, maximum a week. Unfortunately, there are factors that make listing difficult on the part of the exchanges, since the latter ask for listing money, which is often a very substantial amount. I think that taking money for the listing is at least not far-sighted and this is one of the factors that the development of the ico market and blockchain technology is hampering.

[soramon]

Well it depends on the team behind the project. If they already planned listing after ico maybe after 2-3 weeks the token already availabr on exchange. But if not planned yet it usually take more times. Maybe you should check their whitepaper. Search the roadmap all information you need is right there.

[Slark]

It happens that projects have not yet completed the ICO already withdraw their tokens to the Exchange, but in most cases you have to wait from two to four months.

[johnwoodworth598]

I think it depends by the team because to be listed an ICO team should accept to pay high fees.
So, if a project collect few money, possibility to be listed is very low.

I also think so, and some are delaying for half a year and the price as a result in listing some of the projects is penny.

[aalavandan]

Nowadays it takes more than several months for a token to be listed on exchanges. It is happening due to the market conditions and the fact, that the ICOs are more often prolonged because they are not able to reach their fundraising goals.

[miklesm]

It depends on both the project and the exchange. Small exchanges can list the tokens within a day if the project has paid the fee. Top exchanges usually list only top projects in this process usually takes more than one week.

[Ambers]

Different exchanges have different listing requirements. Sometimes it takes at least a month to get a listing on major exchanges, and it also depends on whether you have money to make a listing or you want to receive it conditionally for free.

[kjnfmplm]

I don't think that there is a specific time an ICO will be listed. It's not like they have a deadline to be listed. It depends on the success of the project. Most likely, if the project is successful, the waiting time is shorter.

[Gilliffyn]

Well, if you have in mind that how much time passes to after the ico went on the exchange then of course it's hard to say, it all depends on the team , but if they pay the exchange for what they list it usually takes less than a week , and now the projects do not list for a long time because of this market(

[Macinto$h]

Many new exchanges now provide very attractive listing conditions, for example, TowerBee Exchange - a new exchange that has recently started its operation - offers to receive a listing for a very small reward - no more than 30 eth. I think this is a very good suggestion for new projects.

[artur.borovoj]

It depends on the exchange and the development team. Many projects now specifically do not go to the exchange so that the price does not fall sharply, the developers continue to work and wait for a bull's trend.

[izza123]

It depends on the exchange and the development team. Many projects now specifically do not go to the exchange so that the price does not fall sharply, the developers continue to work and wait for a bull's trend.

this throws many investors off the market. I just don’t understand why projects don’t pay to the bounty hunters? After all, they do not pay in dollars or bitcoins, but in their tokens with no price...ok, they can wait and do not make any listings, but you have to pay to people

[ellensmith025]

It all depends on the project team. I know very good projects that started preparing for listing even during ico. Chepez month after the end of the coin was on the exchange of the top 20. And there are disgusting projects that have not been flooded on the exchange for half a year.

[cryptolord2077]

In the current realities of the market, very few projects are entering the exchange, many are pulling with this, because entering such a market can hit the project hard, because the price will fall 100% down. Nevertheless, there are exceptions, for example, the project XYO which has increased in price over the past few weeks by 140%.

[rippar]

In the current realities of the market, very few projects are entering the exchange, many are pulling with this, because entering such a market can hit the project hard, because the price will fall 100% down. Nevertheless, there are exceptions, for example, the project XYO which has increased in price over the past few weeks by 140%.

But xyo is not a new project. And it fallen before, so do not compare old projects with current ICOs which want to get listed even at idex.

[stefany101]

Anyone know how long usually it takes for ICO projects to list their tokens on an exchange? Is it different with other exchanges?

To be honest, listing of tokens on exchange platform/s is/are depends on the ICO development team. If they are planning to do it after their ICO concluded then the token holders must be patient to wait for the listing so that they can trader theirs. Actually, listing is not easy and fast as others are thinking, there are so many process that a ICO development team and the exchange management team to be considered before the official listing of token/s.

[makishart]

Team need to pay listing fee and it max takes 24 hour
There are some free listing exchanges as well where investor can also submit that ico for listing.

How long time needed to list the coin depends on the agreement between the team and exchange site.  Most of the free listing exchange site doesn't have a lot of volume compared to the paid to listing exchange site. this will give a lot of impact to the demand of coin.