Listing in Exchange HELP

[scanderpot]

Hello everyone. I am from Brazil and with some people we are launching an ERC20 token. We are trying to list in Exchange but the values ​​are high. Oh, it's a community token, without ico or sales, so no funds ... Just a little donation. Does anyone know the exhanges they agree to list without fees, or with more or less symbolic rates? I thank everyone. A hug.

[OmegaStarScream]

Your best option would be to go with decentralized exchanges. They tend to be less strict while listing and free. However, you must definitely meet some criteria like a strong community, good code etc. before being accepted.

[TheBeardedBaby]

I don't know about exchanges, but have you tried EhterDelta, it's decentralised training platform?
 Here's a link, https://etherdelta.com

Make a research first. I have very little experience with them.

[madnessteat]

I think you should start with decentralized exchanges. I read about the inexpensive listing on exchanges such as DEEX ~ 0.5 BTC, Tidex ~ 1-2 BTC, Livecoin ~ 2-3 BTC. Information personally not tested.

Edited
On exchange etherdelta you can trade token once the token erc-20 began to move from wallet to wallet.

[boyptc]

Take a chance of getting listed to a new exchange.

You just need to compile what those exchanges are, if lucky they will list you for free if you don't have a budget.

[Kopyleft]

Without an ICO or token sale, how do you want panic on getting your project to the secondary market and how would trading volume be generated without token holders?

Decentralized exchanges required the least permissions and could list coins without the approval of the project developers.
You'd need to build a community though before marketing your product.

[Potato Chips]

I've used forkdelta and tokenjar a few times, from what I know you could freelist your tokens there even without the team's permission, but if you want to be in the default list, you would have to contact them. But don't worry cause without a doubt, listing is free.

Also, you may wanna take a look at this thread, listing fees are stated: Crypto exchanges comparison

Some exchanges allows listing via voting, so if you have an established community, you can ask them to vote. Check out kucoin, tradesatoshi and mercatox.

[scanderpot]

Without an ICO or token sale, how do you want panic on getting your project to the secondary market and how would trading volume be generated without token holders?

Decentralized exchanges required the least permissions and could list coins without the approval of the project developers.
You'd need to build a community though before marketing your product.

Hi, we have a community of 3000 followers twitter and distribution via airdrop to all interested, in this way we achieve our token holders. Have you heard of him? ILOVE Token.
Decentralizing love ... )  Many thanks for your words and help.

[harizen]

Your first stop is Etherdelta and Forkdelta.

Any ERC20 tokens can be imported on those dex for trades but you will be on Custom tokens first meaning your token will not be listed on the list. For listing, you should seek some guidance from the people behind that dex.

If you want to step up on another exchanges, try researching for small exchanges and see if they have a so-called voting system so you really need a vast community here. Other exchanges also lists some tokens for free even without developers permission as long as those coins meet some credentials.

So you already did your airdrop or just a plan for now?