How to avoid Dump after listing

[jvper]

The only real way to avoid dump after listing is to have a great project where investors see a great upside potential and decide to HODL.

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[dominos]

The only real way to avoid dump after listing is to have a great project where investors see a great upside potential and decide to HODL.

But that is a standard answer which can be used by anybody, author of this topic probably wanted some more information and previous post has got that - answer is some buy-backs from project team side.

[rricksu]

At the time of the listing after the end of ICO, the price often dumps. Why does it happen?
I think the reason is there is no buyer because of no demand for tokens since the ecosystem is not completed after the ICO.
It may be difficult because lack of funds, but I think the team should release a product like Dapps while running ICO to make token demand.
How do you think about it?

Well, you cannot really avoid the dump after listing, people have their respective mindset and you cannot change it. Well, they might dump the price but if you will going to start to discipline yourself, you can encourage many to raise the price of the project.

[gabbie2010]

Part of the problems of dumping of coins after listing in an exchange is bounty hunters who does that to earn and not  after the project there instances when the token of a good project pumps after dumps wherein those dumpers missed a chance of earning reasonable amount of Fiat due to their greediness  and not being Patience enough.

[maldini]

it has become a habit, so investors begin to fear to hold tokens. They tend to only want profits after ico ends, even though the purpose of the project is for investors to survive and keep up with the development of the project

[Luke NY]

It seems to me that the Dump after the listing becomes permanent due to the fact that sponsors are afraid to keep tokens. They want to receive income after the end of the project, but the tasks are completely different, to be alive, observing uniformity.

[CryptoAlphaStar]

There should be some gradual vesting periods not only for team members and advisors, but for the early pre-sale imvestors, too.
Bounty and airdrop holders dump their tokens, too.
And there is a lack of post-ICO marketing efforts to promote the coin.

[semobo]

Bounty Hunters and the short term investors are the reason why the prices of the tokens dumping after it gets listed on the exchanges. If you want to be a long term investor and any project don't just invest under ICO just buy when the token hits the exchanges because most of the time the prices of the token will get low so you can buy them at for lower prices.

[wxganz]

I think that the developers of ICO projects have no other ways out of this situation. In 2018, the ICO sold more than 300 000 ETH on the exchange. This money is needed for projects to pay salaries and pay rent.

[dosSantos]

As for me, this is impossible. At the moment, almost all coins are very much cheaper after listing. I think we should come to terms with it.

[Babbylily1112]

There is practically no way to avoid that and people have the right to sell their token but if the bounty hunters should be paid in Eth or Bitcoin, I think it will help a lot

[akuser]

Many new methods are used by some ICOs to avoid dumps after listing, including delaying payments or payments paid periodically within the time period set by the team.
this method will reduce dumps, especially by bounty hunters.

[Outlander]

Most of the ICO projects are very well-recognized, but due to market conditions, most investors do not see the hope of development after the end of crowdfunding, they directly sell, causing the price of coins to fall.

[jambul_kribo]

Most of the ICO projects are very well-recognized, but due to market conditions, most investors do not see the hope of development after the end of crowdfunding, they directly sell, causing the price of coins to fall.

this is contrary to their purpose of investing in the cryptocurrency market. if they directly sell coins or their tokens when entering the market, while prices drop dramatically this will be very detrimental to them.projects will not give investors profits in their investors mentality like this.

[dominos]

Most of the ICO projects are very well-recognized, but due to market conditions, most investors do not see the hope of development after the end of crowdfunding, they directly sell, causing the price of coins to fall.

this is contrary to their purpose of investing in the cryptocurrency market. if they directly sell coins or their tokens when entering the market, while prices drop dramatically this will be very detrimental to them.projects will not give investors profits in their investors mentality like this.

Also with that type of action from the ICO team there will be just a prove that they really don't want to go further with the development plus the team is not holding tokens and don't have additional motivation to work better for the project and investors.

[tbossmitche]

I believe there is absolutely no way to avoid price dump after listing. The best that can be done is limiting the price dump. Some projects have resorted to methods such as releasing only a fraction of the tokens at a time or even locking most of the tokens for a fixed period of time. This has actually achieved varying level of success. Its a pretty myopic point of view to think that bounty hunters and some others cause the price dump as they often don't get more than 2% of the total tokens put up for sale.

[Absolutep]

One of the ways to make a coin not dump after listing is to have a working product,even if a coin dump after listing as a result of those that see it as investment, it will surely rise back if the project has working product.

[kakonhat]

I think dump happened because of the project owner's activity. It's simple if there is no demand for the people then how it will gain. So, if the project has acceptable things then it couldn't fall down. Even no one investor like a dump of any projects.

[CLywaTeLb]

If the project is successful, demand will arise automatically. Most here are already experienced crypto participants. You can already stop falling for the trick, like a listing or a promises.

[Geenstijl]

At the time of the listing after the end of ICO, the price often dumps. Why does it happen?
I think the reason is there is no buyer because of no demand for tokens since the ecosystem is not completed after the ICO.
It may be difficult because lack of funds, but I think the team should release a product like Dapps while running ICO to make token demand.
How do you think about it?

First of all bounty hunters try to dump their coins ASAP. So this is the first reason. And investors know it and try to dump their coins as well. Vicious circle that lead to a huge dump after the listing. Of course there could be some exceptions, but they are very rare especially during the bear market.