Listing on exchanges

[jolle123]

Most tokens now being listed on the exchanger are out of volume and the outside is dumped token. Many exchangers are counterfeit volumes and most of them are cheap exchanges. And because of the bad market situation which until now has fallen.

[makerst]

Adding tokens to the exchanges is really a very obsolete matter, especially if the exchange is very popular, they very much ask for a lot of money for the placement, so I think that a very serious action is needed here in relation to projects

[ven7net]

Listing on the stock exchanges primarily depends on the administration of the project, as they decide to do it or not. There were cases when admins directly stated that they were not interested in exchanges, but only their product. Then the factor of the exchanges themselves where the listing is planned is included. Often this process can also take some time. In general, the listing process is not quick and sometimes expensive. As for the example of the Etherium platform ERC20 tokens, their trades can be opened immediately upon the appearance of a smart contact, for example, on the ForkDelta decentralized exchange.

[Aryleeto]

All exchanges have their own listing rules , but usually it is from a week to a month include an exchange on the exchange , but still of course depends on the project when he files a petition to the coin was flicked

[Aptekary]

All exchanges have their own listing rules , but usually it is from a week to a month include an exchange on the exchange , but still of course depends on the project when he files a petition to the coin was flicked

The fact is that many exchanges exhibit very difficult conditions for new projects. It is necessary to take into account the fact that today investors refuse to invest in the company's ico, because it is more profitable for them to buy the same coins on trading exchanges after leasing.

[aliceHortrex]

All exchanges have their own listing rules , but usually it is from a week to a month include an exchange on the exchange , but still of course depends on the project when he files a petition to the coin was flicked

The fact is that many exchanges exhibit very difficult conditions for new projects. It is necessary to take into account the fact that today investors refuse to invest in the company's ico, because it is more profitable for them to buy the same coins on trading exchanges after leasing.

These conditions are not just created. I think that now there is a protection of the trend in the market, which does not allow it to scale with great speed.

[AgentZero23]

It takes two to three months depends on how the big the exchange. The top 20 exchanges according to market cap have different set of listing conditions and some of them are very strict. However, seems Latoken have more listing every week and compared to Binance,Okex,Hitbtc and inside the top 10.

[rozak]

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

cannot be confirmed ICO Listing on exchanges because each project is different, some are fast and some wait too long, but the ico project fast Listing on exchanges ,the project was in good condition

[melomanskiy]

It depends on the readiness of the project, on the current situation on the market, on financing and many other factors. Sometimes you should postpone listing on the stock exchange at a later time, so as not to ruin the project.

[tabas]

Adding tokens to the exchanges is really a very obsolete matter, especially if the exchange is very popular, they very much ask for a lot of money for the placement, so I think that a very serious action is needed here in relation to projects

They have standards to follow, in binance, if the token/coin is working and worth to take they are listing it for free. In Kucoin before, I remember they were asking around 2 BTC for listing fees and during that time kucoin is just on their momentum. I don't know today how much they charge with their listing.

[Moeda]

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

This is difficult for us to answer, because each token developer has its own mechanism. But usually between 2 to 3 months after ICO. But you can read in the ICO roadmap, usually there is explained about exchange registration.

[landoffaucets]

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

It depends on ICO, when they decide to list their token also depends on when they pay for listing, if the project has a reputable name, working product.

[mdzahed134]

There are many reasons for listing of some token:

• Reputation of a developer team;
• Project success;
• Soft cap/ hard cap was reached or not.

It may depend on the exchange also. I know a good project and it could not access for one exchange for very long.
Since the name token consisted of two characters.

All of the big exchange justify about the project details before the listing progress like as project is legit or not, funding amount, soft cap reach or not. Binance listing is very difficult they arrange vote competition for listing because there are no chances to list random project. Other many good exchange listing first priority is exchange fee than you can get quick service.          

[BTCreward]

It all depends on how quickly the development team to agree with the exchange and also depends on which exchange they want to make a listing of their coins.

[JuanPaulo]

Each project has its own time for entering the stock exchange. It all depends primarily on the amount of investment collected, the more the amount collected the faster you can go to a very good exchange. On decentralized exchanges, tokens appear for free immediately after issuing tokens to investors and bounty hunters.

[rezakurnia66]

yes, that is true but for now many projects are difficult to achieve the results targeted by the team maybe because investors are also careful in choosing projects, so for now it is also rather difficult to enter the market faster as we expect.

[Xalata]

Well listing on exchanges is depends on the project and when they have stated in their roadmap to list their cryptocurrencies on exchanges. Listing of tokens on exchange platforms is one of the big step in the development of a project. I really prefer that project managers take their time very carefully and develop their project to the extent that their tokens are being used constantly on their platform so that it does not get dump easily on exchanges.

[chanc3r]

yes, that is true but for now many projects are difficult to achieve the results targeted by the team maybe because investors are also careful in choosing projects, so for now it is also rather difficult to enter the market faster as we expect.

Most of the project that succeed nowadays are already partnering with the exchange. It is to be expected since getting listed on exchange is really difficult and took so much money so they are creating an agreement first.
By this they will ensure that their project will be listed other than just wishing to be listed because that's taking you nowhere.

[JeromeL]

Yes, as a rule, developers are not in a hurry to scroll on exchangers, no matter how much money they collect. They are deceiving their investors and trying to pull the listing deadlines to the maximum in order to delay the fall in the price of their tokens.

[Eildosa]

Well, it can actually be different. If the project is focused on releasing its coin to the exchange immediately after the ICO, then it does not take much time. But if the team has other plans, the issue of coins on the exchange can be postponed indefinitely.