How to avoid Dump after listing

[hellyah070]

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?

I hope every people lives and disciplined by the country japan, in these days, people will not going to hodl once they've receive their tokens, they will just sell it right ahead not considering the potential of the coin, and what happens is that, the project will dump as a result. So I think we should be disciplined.

[begau]

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?

It will be difficult for the dump status to take place after the tokens are listed on the exchange pages. Because traders are constantly making prices fluctuate rapidly. The price of people tends to sell because of fear of loss. If the developer controls the number of coins they can make the dump situation doesn't cost much and the coin will be very valuable.

[carriagehoodlum]

That's a good proposal, but some company didn't want to release first bitcoin or ethereum so they prefer they're token and do some lock up. It's also good to give interest for investors to attract holders to hold their coins longer.

it is likely that they intend to carry out some of their plans first, to develop their markets outside the established community. actually it's good too. because they can develop their markets more strongly before finally their markets are actually opened.

[reality18]

Since it is a free market, much cannot be done to control the selling of a coin after listing. This is why the team should communicate well to holders, giving them good reasons to hold the coin for long term. Many project fail to attend to this part and focus on other aspects of the project. If investors have no news from the project, they will have no reason to hold than to sell for another coin which gives them good reason to hold.

[joseyphil82]

Since there won't be buyers buying the particular token they price will devalued very fast ,this is happening to 80% of new tokens that are getting listed this days and I don't see any way to avoid it

[ivaf]

I think that the fall in the price of an asset after listing on the exchange is connected with the wrong actions of early and preferred investors. As a rule, they receive either bonus assets or assets at a lower cost, which they then seek to get rid of.

[Question123]

Dumps can cause a lot of factors but number 1 cause is the hunters, followed by the ICO investors and also the team of the ICO who sell their tokens also. If that 3 that I mentioned is have unity there's no neeed to be worry once the token listed to market because it not dump  if they have unity to hold the coin / token they have even onñy few months or 3 months minimum holding after listing to the market it is big help.

[Golftech]

I think that the fall in the price of an asset after listing on the exchange is connected with the wrong actions of early and preferred investors. As a rule, they receive either bonus assets or assets at a lower cost, which they then seek to get rid of.

After losing trust, those early investors surely sell everything that they've got, having a good numbers of coins which they always have a better chances to gained more than those who bought in the later part of the ico process, investors play the game and always affects the project.

[Kingairdrop]

In most cases the developers lie as to the amount sold during ICO. so when they definitely get listed on an exchange, nobody comes to buy and you only get bounty hunters and the dev teams trying to dump. Thats why ICOs are phasing out and IEOs are the order of the day.

[Ferris419]

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?

When the coins were listed before, the price would have been increased after the listing, but now it is inverted. The main reason for this happening is the current market condition. And secondly, those bounty hunters order the token sell at very low prices.

[Johnzky]

I think that the fall in the price of an asset after listing on the exchange is connected with the wrong actions of early and preferred investors. As a rule, they receive either bonus assets or assets at a lower cost, which they then seek to get rid of.

This happens because of pursuance from the team to continue the ico evn the market is in the darkest area,imagine most of the ico project now are paused or stopped because of the situation.and besides a good project cannot be expected in the start of the listing instead in future if the team is great and good in development

[Distinctin]

When the coins were listed before, the price would have been increased after the listing, but now it is inverted. The main reason for this happening is the current market condition.

There is no other reason for that.

 

And secondly, those bounty hunters order the token sell at very low prices.

If not because of the market that affects the trading volume, even if the bounty hunters dump, we would not feel it, don't blame them for that.

[D1jay]

There are 2 problem in "after listing" of any coins/tokens now in this community.

2 groups are said to be dumping it right away.

1. BOUNTY HUNTERS/PARTICIPANTS
2. PRIVATE SALE INVESTORS.

solving these issues should be done this.

1. Dont pay the participants with your ICO tokens, it should be in Ethereum or Bitcoin.
2. Lock the token of the private investors so they can't easily dump it, most investors are just aiming for the big bonuses.

That's a good proposal, but some company didn't want to release first bitcoin or ethereum so they prefer they're token and do some lock up. It's also good to give interest for investors to attract holders to hold their coins longer.

Yeah, this is a very good way of controlling dump after ico, first the project should ensure not to give too much crazy % to private investors because i believe they have the major power to influence price and dump the price with their large hodlings, once private investors can be convince to hold, then one part of the dumping problem is solved,
the other part which is bounty guys who will mostly sell at any price, but unfortunately some project owners are too greedy and are not ready to pay hunters any other way than their worthless token/coin, because most of them knows this tokens are worthless and they are only out to get investors money, and won't probably develop the project, thus, they prefare to pay with their token and bounty guys must get reward for their work so they sell at any price to get paid.

[Cryptoobiobi]

Dumping after listing has become a major problem which needs to be solved. Many developers are afraid of listing because of getting dumped. Good projects do not dump easily. Devs should get to work and give regular updates.
Secondly, tokens bought and earned by hunters should be released in batches, this will relatively stabilize the price.
Listing on exchanges with great volumes will equally be of a good help

[wenwen]

I know for sure that dump happens because greedy people couldn't wait and just selling their coins or tokens just like that with a low price in a first few minutes. Blame them for every after-listing dump. And because of it many people end up with less money than it could be. That's my opinion.

[donass1]

To avoid dump upon listing, buy only coins with a minimum value product, a working Roadmap and a committed team working towards achieving their cooperate blockchain goals. These types of coins attract investors more

[kalstarzz]

Dumping after listing has become a major problem which needs to be solved. Many developers are afraid of listing because of getting dumped. Good projects do not dump easily. Devs should get to work and give regular updates.
Secondly, tokens bought and earned by hunters should be released in batches, this will relatively stabilize the price.
Listing on exchanges with great volumes will equally be of a good help

it is very true that every good coin and token will never be disposed of for free only by the owner, so to avoid dumping after listing is really necessary to work and provide the best for the project and investors.

[strunberg]

Dumping after listing has become a major problem which needs to be solved. Many developers are afraid of listing because of getting dumped. Good projects do not dump easily. Devs should get to work and give regular updates.
Secondly, tokens bought and earned by hunters should be released in batches, this will relatively stabilize the price.
Listing on exchanges with great volumes will equally be of a good help

it is very true that every good coin and token will never be disposed of for free only by the owner, so to avoid dumping after listing is really necessary to work and provide the best for the project and investors.

distributed bounty token in several batches will help token price stable.although its price dumped it will not extremely.some projects already use this methode to prevent price dumping.

[CoinFilms]

I am the founder of a new project and we are just getting ready to launch our token.  We have spent a great deal of time thinking about this exact issue.  First off, all of our team members and most of our strategic partners are restricted from selling their tokens for the first 90 days after an exchange listing at which point the tokens will begin to vest at a rate of 1/8 of each team member's and most strategic partner's holdings per quarter over 24 months.  Tokens purchased during our private sale and pre-sales are also subject to a lock-up/vesting schedule which prevents the possibility of a major dump on any given date.  We have also developed several incentive schemes to reward loyal token holders including an airdrop for those tokens holders who hold their tokens 6 and 12 months respectively.  

[alonelyorange]

Only one way how to avoid dump after listing is by re investing and owner have ideas how to buy their coin after listing on exchange, its the way how to make price still higher and never dump after listing n exchange market.