How to avoid Dump after listing

[DeKingCrypto]

I doubt if there is any perfect way of stopping dump, because these days even some investors also dump on the market, in fact I think that will not be possible until the bear market is over.

[baobao2000]

I think the bear market definitely effect the market price and for fear people start to dump the coins. A new project needs to continue bring up good news, but what is the good news, for example develop progress, new exchange and new plan.

[ka4ok1331]

I think that there is no chance to avoid dumps. The only thing that I would suggest is to be ready for selling in case if the price is dumped

[jahepahit]

There is no way to avoid dumps and average token listing after ICO will have low price because indeed market is currently experiencing price declines, even old coins are also experiencing a very global crisis and can't be avoided

[Korkorjkk]

I totally agree with you.  If there is a product that the token will be used for,  then the price will not fall as low as it does because people will always need the tokens to use the product.

[cryptowolfsu]

In these market conditions it is normal that some investors and hunters are impatient and they dump
their coins below ICO price. We can see this trend happening even withsome high potential coins with
 huge supporting communities. It is a good opportunity for buying cheap coins from them.

[sexylady13]

In these market conditions it is normal that some investors and hunters are impatient and they dump
their coins below ICO price. We can see this trend happening even withsome high potential coins with
 huge supporting communities. It is a good opportunity for buying cheap coins from them.

The questions are whether the growth will start and whether purchases will be worthy. It's well known that many coins can't get back to normal, disappear and are delisted from all exchanges.

[BTCGOLD]

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?

In fact, the only protection against falling prices after listing on exchange is not to place the token on the exchange. This is a free market and we are not able to influence the price in any way, unless we buy tokens ourselves. As long as no fresh money appears on the market, unfortunately, we will observe such a situation.

[bravehearth0319]

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?

Dumping in the market is not a new things in the market. This is part of the trading methods in every platform.
However, since its unavoidable as much as you can selling is the best on this mate, But I believed that if there's a dumping happened
it means, there's also pump will happen too in the near future.

[Balzhi]

and why price will rise after listing? without product nobody need this token. aspecialy on this market. sometimes whales just take perspective tokens from weak hands. you will never avoid dumps. all will happend the way how market wants.

[levyashin]

It is very easy actually. Don't pay your with your token to any partners or bounty hunters. (btc/eth/fiat)

If only investors have that, there won't be any dump.

[Rockkey]

Currently, the fall in prices for tokens of projects after listing is a completely natural process, which we cannot avoid. This is normal because now the current market situation and the price of Bitcoin dictates precisely this state of affairs. If the project is good then this price drop will not last too long.

[PuertoLibre]

Currently, the fall in prices for tokens of projects after listing is a completely natural process, which we cannot avoid. This is normal because now the current market situation and the price of Bitcoin dictates precisely this state of affairs. If the project is good then this price drop will not last too long.

Sell pressure is main reason why dump happens immediately after listing new token or coin on exchanges. Price increase doesn't happen unless something catastrophic event happens. Price of Bitcoin and Ethereum also affects badly due to downtrend on whole market.

[Henrobakkara]

in my opinion there is no way to avoid dump on market today because indeed market is currently experiencing price declines, not just new coins ... old coins (kings) like bitcoin are also experiencing price declines, and ways to get a lot of profits just by holding

[Stradivarioos]

I believe that everything depends primarily on the project and the correct solution of the tasks by the team. If the project is able to transfer its tokens to a large exchange with a large trading volume, then the dump will not happen.

[deodivine1]

This is a very valid suggestion from a great thinker, but it's sad to know that even coins of projects with working products still dip after ICO recently, although some do well. I think our major issue arise from emotions, people panic sell a lot. Another annoying factor is that some project team have very poor token economics, the vesting is nothing to write home about, and most dump at free fall on exchanges immediately after listing in a bid to make money.

[claus-rich]

It seems to me that all the coins go down after listing. I think that to avoid this process is impossible. At the moment, the market is very weak.

[Ifychuks]

Being dumped is normal. We have no way to avoid it. We face it and make difficult decisions between selling and holding. If the project has reserves for the price stability of the token, I think that dumping will not be serious.

Some dump are caused by the developers of the projects themselves. You get into a new listing and you see millions of the token put out for dump. Who has such amount of tokens if not the developers or team.

[edmundo]

This could be almost impossible to avoid or control, people dump their tokens for personal reasons and it is their right to do so. However, I believe project developers should come to terms with this fact and think of ways to minimise its effect on the project as a whole. I personally believe that, if a project has a good product, a working plan, and a good team, the price will grow organically over time which is what is important rather than a pump and dump situation which will just be an abrupt end to such a project.

[dimastegar]

It will be difficult to avoid dumping if the project from an ICO does not develop according to the plan or roadmap. Maybe the listing on a large-volume exchanger will avoid the dump.