Exchange Listing Prices

[mastersay]

For further reference, you can try to go on coin market cap and see the top exchanges that generates large amount of trading volume. But on your suggestion, I still don't heard of it. But just look on that to see and know more.

[giletto]

Well, I guess they have their contract that will going to support the partnership between the exchange listing and the project. Where in this case, the project is usually paying the exchange in return I guess? or vise versa.

Of course they will have a contract. In all businesses, contracts are mandatory, just like you join ICO. when you are a private sale investor, you definitely have a contract with that ICO project, and exchange listing is similar.

[bamb]

Latoken is relatively new exchange and I heard they charge 0.5Btc for new listing. For a project with tight budget and scarce resources, Latoken would be a great exchange to start  your coin listing from and with time, other exchange will list your coin as they deem fit!

[kenzawak]

According to a report from the Blockchain Transparency Institute (BTI), blockchain projects spent an average of $50,000 last year on listing fees.

https://www.blockchaintransparency.org/

"Based on information we’ve received from many tokens in the space, the average project spent over $50,000 this year in listing fees from exchanges on our Advisory List.  This adds up to an estimated $100,000,000 stolen in 2018 from the crypto ecosystem.. and with over 50 exchanges wash trading over 95% of their volumes, this is a 500K a year scheme, with some exchanges making over one million dollars this year just from collecting these fees.

We advise any token project to contact us regarding any exchange requesting large listing fees, especially those on our Advisory List.  Many of these exchanges exist solely to collect these fees while their bots run their exchanges.  We also have data on fair listing fee costs for exchanges which are not using wash trading bots.  We’ve had reports on fees ranging from 2BTC up to 75BTC.  "

[uniquark]

Latoken is relatively new exchange and I heard they charge 0.5Btc for new listing. For a project with tight budget and scarce resources, Latoken would be a great exchange to start  your coin listing from and with time, other exchange will list your coin as they deem fit!

Therefore, I found that many ICO projects are listed on this exchange. Most of them have no volume, but they also support the sale of tokens on their exchange (probably a way to earn extra money in addition to the listed coin). But I like Latoken in that they don't create bots to create fake volume

[hirokazu]

Latoken is relatively new exchange and I heard they charge 0.5Btc for new listing. For a project with tight budget and scarce resources, Latoken would be a great exchange to start  your coin listing from and with time, other exchange will list your coin as they deem fit!

Therefore, I found that many ICO projects are listed on this exchange. Most of them have no volume, but they also support the sale of tokens on their exchange (probably a way to earn extra money in addition to the listed coin). But I like Latoken in that they don't create bots to create fake volume

Yeah, It's not so expensive for listings there although some coin have no volume but at least the volume is real, no bots like yobit and other exchange. So, their developer can see lot or little support for that coin and evaluate it so that he can make it even better.

[vanya.pronin.1983]

There are also some exchanges that are offering free listing in particular the decentralised exchanges like IDEX. Centralised exchanges want a lot of money for a token to be listed, I have heard that Binance require 5 million USD.

[Distinctin]

Hi. I was wondering if you have some ideas on where it would be possible to do a paid coin listing? Maybe someone has a list of exchange listing prices or something like that? I'm looking for some exchange that could generate at least 5K volume per day for a new coin. So far I know CryptoBridge is charging 3 BTC.

I know the following:

CryptoBridge: 3 BTC.
BITIBU: 0.5 BTC.

Why don't you try Idex, I see Idex is a good exchange and good volume if your token is well known. And I hear some people say that the idex listing fee is only 1 BTC

OP is talking about his new coin, IDEX does not list coin AFAIK, it only list ETH tokens.
I don't know it's 1 BTC also, I thought it's lower than that or free, because they are decentralized exchange.

It is not free at all cause if could be free listing,  definite there's is a lot of tokens integrated on their list, but I think it's gonna be cheaper than of the other exchange.   Idex it is one of a good exchange but it is sad that it only have an ETH, TUSD AND USDC pairs, hope it gonna be open for BTC pairs.

[Ziskinberg]

There are also some exchanges that are offering free listing in particular the decentralised exchanges like IDEX. Centralised exchanges want a lot of money for a token to be listed, I have heard that Binance require 5 million USD.

You do not need to go to Binance if your project is not that big, most of the coins that are listed in Binance are good coins hence the volume is good.
Starting with a small exchange is a good way to do it, IDEX is a pretty decentralized exchange, it can create good volume as well especially if your project is hype.

[Adhichan]

There are also some exchanges that are offering free listing in particular the decentralised exchanges like IDEX. Centralised exchanges want a lot of money for a token to be listed, I have heard that Binance require 5 million USD.

You do not need to go to Binance if your project is not that big, most of the coins that are listed in Binance are good coins hence the volume is good.
Starting with a small exchange is a good way to do it, IDEX is a pretty decentralized exchange, it can create good volume as well especially if your project is hype.

binance very selective in to their coins listing.no matter dev team want to pay as much as fee listing they can.they prefer listing coins that has good product and good developtment.

[shaheer001]

Some big exchanges may be charge huge for listing coins/tokes but they also add token/coins periodically through voting like Lbank,Binance,coinex etc.

[Bharathi13]

Try coinwxchange or livecoin they have listing fees less than 3BTC and have good volu mes on the exchange. Also try too look for opportunities in upcoming new exchanges like dinggo, buzzex, LBX which may give you chance to list free tokens.

[Gabmot]

No matter how good an exchange seems to be,  i think much of the say still goes to the traders especially the early ones. Though the volume an exchange has lot to say too,  still yet,  the major role players are the traders.

[premiumproductss]

The highest fee has definitely Binance, they charged up to $2.6 million for listing one coin. For 99.9% ICOs that is impossible to get listed on Binance because they even do not collect so much money.
But, probably is that good, not every coin should be listed on Binance, only the best. 

[ereborltc]

Hi. I was wondering if you have some ideas on where it would be possible to do a paid coin listing? Maybe someone has a list of exchange listing prices or something like that? I'm looking for some exchange that could generate at least 5K volume per day for a new coin. So far I know CryptoBridge is charging 3 BTC.

I know the following:

CryptoBridge: 3 BTC.
BITIBU: 0.5 BTC.

Most exchanges charge the ICO project party a fee to maintain the daily operations of the exchange.

[nebuch]

Exchange listing depends on what the terms and rules to be follow accordingly base on the agreement conditions. The marketing strategy and the basis could be tentative or fix either for short period of listing or for long term procedures. Once listed on exchange it means there's a payment done in order to list the coin officially.

[Vaculin]

Exchange listing depends on what the terms and rules to be follow accordingly base on the agreement conditions. The marketing strategy and the basis could be tentative or fix either for short period of listing or for long term procedures. Once listed on exchange it means there's a payment done in order to list the coin officially.

Exactly, but once your coin is listed there is no assurance that you will attract traders.
Volume is the most important thus a team is looking to get their coins listed, however the risky part if the price will stay at ICO price or will dump
like the current trend today. Also, exchange reputation is very important, small exchanges will not likely attract big traders.

[darkangel]

The highest fee has definitely Binance, they charged up to $2.6 million for listing one coin. For 99.9% ICOs that is impossible to get listed on Binance because they even do not collect so much money.
But, probably is that good, not every coin should be listed on Binance, only the best. 

Exactly like that. I think $ 2.5 million is not too much for a current ICO project, they can invest and take profit later if it is listed in binance. But to be listed in binance, the project must be the best and the strongest team, money is not so important to binance

[lolgato1]

Listing fees are the main source of income of all exchanges. New ICOs have real problem to get listed on big estabilished exchanges, so still new exchanges are being created to satisfy both sides.

[elloco4ever]

Some big exchanges may be charge huge for listing coins/tokes but they also add token/coins periodically through voting like Lbank,Binance,coinex etc.

Exactly, because these exchanges are very much popular in the market like everyone knows. If someone's ICO reaches the soft cap and want to see in a big exchange then we can go ahead with this, and the price of tokens will be a descent one atleast.