What causes tokens been dumped after a successful ICO.

[Uju4real]

Token dump is just for profit, as a bounty hunter the most important reason why I dump my token when I receive is definitely to make profit and I know am not the only one that has the same mindset

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[castiloros]

everyone wants to rapid and immediately get the best results before the value falls. this basis is the reason a lot of this value and the disposal took place is not good for the ongoing case. but surely many who have their own way to prepare a better token and a low price to start from scratch after getting lucky.

[SMOKEU]

mostly investors are the one dumping their tokens, they want to get their money back fast so they can invest to another project again.. people are saying its the bounty hunters who are causing about the dump but its not!

[kristensoto]

Token dump is just for profit, as a bounty hunter the most important reason why I dump my token when I receive is definitely to make profit and I know am not the only one that has the same mindset

that will be a good choice for both investors and bounty hunters because they all know after the ICO the price ususally has tendancy to rise  much higher if the project success, and that will be the good time for them to sell for profit making the price drop very fast in short time.

[rjp55]

Everybody thinks bounties first but no, it is not bounties.

It is huge bonuses giving out to private parties, huge amounts giving out for team, partners, advisors and freelancers. Bounty is just a small drop on the sea.

[Stavri]

it is mostly dumped because of the team. if team could collect good money during the crowdsale it means that they made a good marketing strategy, but if they dont care about moving the project forward but they want only money they easily dump the coins they have.

[Petchant]

I have read many write ups online about this. Most time after the end of a solid project ICO, there will be short term soaring of its price before its price balance up. If the project is not that popular, expect its price to dip after the ico and as times goes on if the team continues to work on it, it will balance up.

[Nesbee2]

The major cause of the price of tokens going below ico price is the big bonuses the give to early investors, that is my opinion . although others are of the opinion that bounty hunters are usually the cause but i don't want to believe that . i have seen a project where the developers  locked hunters reward  for months , yet the price of the token still dump way below ico price.

Again , the activities of the developers. if they are actively following their time line investors would want to hold and  not dump the token at a cheap rate . but if the reverse is the case, then investors may  dump the token  just to try to get back their capital.

[martina14]

It's widely known that the biggest dumpers are presale and private investors who get big discounts in ICOs. In your example, you are talking about one investor who gets a 25% bonus, which is relatively low considering that there are ICOs where early investors can get 50% or higher bonuses. They can easily sell their tokens, get profit and buy again at a much lower price.

I support this one, as the discount is really big on presale and private investors.
ICO TEAM Should end this kind of thread, as they should give a lock in period on those people.
People telling that market is being dumped by bounty participants which is not true.

[nikola22]

all people want to earn some money that's why they sell tokens and it causes the price dump. but if the project is good it will be a short dump.

[dabenko]

Token dump is just for profit, as a bounty hunter the most important reason why I dump my token when I receive is definitely to make profit and I know am not the only one that has the same mindset

If that us the mindset every bounty hunter has, then the tokens received will continue to dump and you might not see it rise again. It's just good there are exceptions to that, because many are now beginning to realise the potential in some coins.

[ataki]

Early bird investors with huge bonuses are the biggest dumpers as they taking the profit. Bounty hunters are here to be blamed. I have faced a situation when the hunters were blamed that the token price crashed and the hunters bounty distribution  was delayed and no rewards was distributed to them at that moment.

[LbtalkL]

If an ICO reaches at least softcap or much better hardcap they should have a buyback plan or trading competition, etc. to keep the price, not below ico price bounty allocation is often 1 or just 2% only on ICO Sales right? The project can easily buyback it to bounty hunters if they want to. Why they are not doing this maybe they don't have a plan some are just creating difficult claiming procedures after the bounty looks like they don't want to pay the bounty hunters they want a free promotion.

Early bird investors with huge bonuses are the biggest dumpers as they taking the profit. Bounty hunters are here to be blamed. I have faced a situation when the hunters were blamed that the token price crashed and the hunters bounty distribution  was delayed and no rewards was distributed to them at that moment.

You have a point most of the time investors with huge bonuses they are the one dumping, not the bounty hunters.
I think they should try a different distribution method like distributing first on bounty hunter because bounty allocation is very low, create a buyback program and then distribute to ico investors.

[mrdeposit]

all people want to earn some money that's why they sell tokens and it causes the price dump. but if the project is good it will be a short dump.

Is not it unreasonable to sell cheaply to make money? In order to make money in trade, you need to buy from low and sell from high price.
Anyway, if they do not have the strategies to keep the price better, they should stay away.

[jerrison]

most ICO are basically considered to raise money with little or no intent of protecting the investors resources and ensure that it becomes as profiting a project for the investor who invested money and the prospective investors too that will consider buying into the project in the longrun

[CleverOracle]

The price dump when it hits exchange and the buyers or investors lost their interest on the coin because the team became inactive of giving updates after the token sale and not following the Roadmap that led to keep delaying all of their plan especially the launch of their working product.

[torrantz]

Token dump is just for profit, as a bounty hunter the most important reason why I dump my token when I receive is definitely to make profit and I know am not the only one that has the same mindset

If that us the mindset every bounty hunter has, then the tokens received will continue to dump and you might not see it rise again. It's just good there are exceptions to that, because many are now beginning to realise the potential in some coins.

The token doesn't have a lot of volumes to provide the best liquidity and that should be the main reason. But i should agree if most of the bounty hunters was thinking about that. they will always dump it even it gives them all some dollars.

[Jannyh]

Well this has become a normal trend in this bearish ecosystem, once a token gets listed after a successful ICO it dumps, one of the reason I think is that most list in very cheap exchanges with less volume and this automatically affect the price of the token because of less demand.

[abstractednerve]

It's widely known that the biggest dumpers are presale and private investors who get big discounts in ICOs. In your example, you are talking about one investor who gets a 25% bonus, which is relatively low considering that there are ICOs where early investors can get 50% or higher bonuses. They can easily sell their tokens, get profit and buy again at a much lower price.

Yes, you are absolutely right here. Some people always love to blame bounty hunters or supporters by calling dumpers! They should know the Private and Presale investors are the dumpers, and recently many partners are also being a dumper! Recently I involved with TCAT project where TCAT's partner is dumping the coin price and the TCAT team is buying back those to protect the price! For all of these reasons the token price is dumping and the successful ICO is not doing anything to protect the price!

[sadmaster]

The huge bonuses given by the companies to their presale investors or large holders is. Most of the time pre sale buyers would get about 20% at most more tokens when they bought in the presale. Then they would either sell this once the coin is listed or hold it till it get pumped a little bit then they will dump all their bag of coins.