Good ICOs should be protected from dump

[reality18]

Good stuff you have written above but mind you, people want easy profit in this space, and that is somehow unavoidable. Same way you can't stop people from selling if there's a FUD is the same way you can't stop people from dumping their tokens after listing.

One factor that could check the dump of a coin is to have an experienced team behind the project. Most of the promising projects pay huge sums of money to signal groups to trigger a pump for the coin. If this happens, the dump of the coin is inevitable. To prevent this, team members of the coin must avoid signal groups and focus on developing the product and the platform of the coin. Eventually, the coin will see its true value on the market.

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[cytpoway121]

I don’t think any token or any icos needs protections of any kind
Because  on the market scale; there is no preferential treatment except for shit coins that does pumps and dumps

So always cash in at the right time

[kurian]

Majority of the investors look for quick profits once the tokens are released and listed on website. That's why dump is more common these days. There are only some investors who really want to hodl their coins/tokens. This is why some recent ICO's locked their crypto until they believe that there is a favorable market condition exist.

[vanya.pronin.1983]

I think there is one more way of how to avoid price dumping and this is not just one first listing but like 4 or 5 exchanges on the same time. This helps to divide the dumps and to avoid a dramatic price decrease in general.

[sakuragi21]

Coach dumps can be avoided if the strategies of ico teams are well known as a token list by known exchanger as found by the top 10 exchanger and with it being added to other exchangers to prevent the token holders from only exchangers until they lose their price due to the rapid sale of tokens.

[Kulitha]

I think with this bear market condition Exchange listing Postponing would be best option. But it may occur several problem from investors side. But i believe protecting project is more important than panic exchange listing.

[capcaypro]

Majority of the investors look for quick profits once the tokens are released and listed on website. That's why dump is more common these days. There are only some investors who really want to hodl their coins/tokens. This is why some recent ICO's locked their crypto until they believe that there is a favorable market condition exist.

It is the bounty hunter who damages the price on the market after being registered, if the investor will hold their coins until the price is above ico.

[mrdeposit]

Majority of the investors look for quick profits once the tokens are released and listed on website. That's why dump is more common these days. There are only some investors who really want to hodl their coins/tokens. This is why some recent ICO's locked their crypto until they believe that there is a favorable market condition exist.

It is the bounty hunter who damages the price on the market after being registered, if the investor will hold their coins until the price is above ico.

Not just hunters. As the market prices are lower, the investors also sell cheaper. This is due to the feeling of loss, even BTC holders sell cheaply. It is best to wait, because it may take a long time to recover.

[faceoff97]

Most dumpers came from bounty campaign, it's just unfair for those people who truly invest in the project. I would say that natural influx of users has to be seen in order for them to truly see the establishment of there ICO. There is no easy way to gain money aside from getting something from people, this is why investor should really have a lot time of reading about a project. I also prefer buying coins that are already established than ICO, it takes time for a coin to mature. Better to have a multi wallet like Hodler and buy every kind of coin to not miss anything.

[qtronix]

The issue of listing coins on the exchange should be carefully thought out by the team. I believe that if the team responsible, then it will not have any problems with it.

[TheCrimsonFucker]

When the ICO is good, it doesn't matter if it has KYC or not! The issue of ICOs seeing their lower prices at market openings has to do with the fact that they demand of people an illusory price! If ICO has a price and goes to market with the same or higher price, which is very rare, it means that this project has a lot of value and that ICO ended up camouflaging. In a quick survey, they will find that the $PPT ICO was successful and prices stayed above. I didn't invest in this ICO or even made part of some bounty campaign, just wanted to show an example.

[givary]

Choosing a good ICO is very difficult, even like playing games. If you can't play well, it will end in defeat. I agree that a good ICO project has a very experienced Development Team and that KYC Bounty participants are needed. I think we must be smarter and more careful in making choices.

[MakeMoneyBtc]

Unfortunately good ICOs get lost between all this scam ICOs that exists nowadays because they are just surpassed by them. Investors don't even want to hear about ICOs anymore since they are wasting a lot of time doing research on every project since they can't be sure about anything.

[gidaahmad]

What is needed from an ICO to survive in market conditions is to use a token or coin utility. By maximizing the usefulness of tokens, the daily trading volume target can be achieved.

[sandra_x]

Good points raised,we have seen tokens dropping by more than 90 per cent soon after listing on exchange, a typical bounty campaign usually allocate not more than 5 per cent of total tokens created for bounties, so one wonders why an investor will sell tokens at a loss or bounty hunters selling valuable tokens off.Bottom-line: many of these tokens are worthless and has little to do with bountyhunters.

[SportsbookBettor]

Ico can't avoid dump especially when it hits the exchange. Some users will dump it for a small profit. Some bounty hunters too will dump the token because they only get it in bounty campaign. Also if the project is not developing their product. Then investor will dump it too

[H1N1]

Very good ICO will be survived, whether it protected or not. The dump may happening because some investors or hunters selling,
but another investors who interested about the project will buy the coin, so the dump won't be long and the value of the coin will recovering.
It will be different story if the ICO not good enough, the coin/token value must be protected to avoid dump.

[innocentone]

1. They should be managed by credible and trusted managers, managers that already have good reputation on the forum, else the trust might not be there.

Even how trusted and credible those bounty managers are, you can't actually stop a bounty hunter from dumping the price of it because they are the ones who dictate their price.

[Levyathan]

But the question is, how? If you wanted to make such a protection to the dump, there are so many ways but its too difficult.

[joybella]

The solution to all these is to have a standard for qualification for anyone who would join such campaigns, they must have a good track record of quality work.