How to find out where to sell your coins.

[cryptolord2077]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

[tenakha]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

I have doubts about the usefulness of most of these exchanges. IDEX is a little different than others, but forkdelta is the exchange used by bounty hunters to sell their money cheaply. Forkdelta may not have been in this situation, but when we look from the edge today, it is closer to this idea. token.store is useless too. As a matter of fact I do not have any idea about others, but I do not think they are better.

[Psynthax]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

The best thing is to asking the developer about this, it has limited exchange site and a new exchange site will not be instantly listed on it dude. I should remind you if that can't be an efficient idea. That's useless because the only thing that you can do to ask the developer directly about that especially with unfamiliar coin

[Razerglass]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

This site has a beneficial feature that I can't do the same thing in MEW. Btw they only have one price source for estimating the balance of wallet. "Price estimates come from the ForkDelta & IDEX orderbooks" IMO they need to implement watch address button and feature to the site for tracking incoming&outgoing transactions on a dashboard.

[heritage35]

Aside Switcheo which i can also recommend for those who have tokens that are NEO based, i can also give suggestion of IDEX, but others i do not use and i do not think they are that interesting to use.
Well DEXes are gradually coming up.

[dirgayeah]

That's really cool bro. But all of that depend from dev plan. Although the coin are listed on DEX, dev usually don't recommend for using them. Wait for mayor exchange it will be better.

[boranes]

Trading volume for less popular coins on decentralized exchanges is low, usually there are bounty hunters selling tokens and buy orders are very low.
Selling such tokens for few dollars won't make any good so I'll rather keep them in my wallet waiting for better times or they will die in my wallet, but I am not going to sell something which was 0.1$ per token during ICO for 0.0001$.

[patz22]

Mostly CMC if those are already listed and have good volume. Yes, you may visit these decentralised echanges specially if those are airdrops or small volume erc20 tokens but paying gas fees higher than the amount of it is a no no. I'd rather wait for bigger exchange but of course I'll check if those have future plans.

[hellyah070]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

I don't really recommend people to sell their tokens in etherdelta or forkdelta just like that, I think people are just dumping the price of the token if they sell it there ahead. We could wait further to be listed on good exchanges for good value. Or in any case, you can ask the team for how much is the value of the token then you can try to ask your friend to sell your coins to them.

[retnocintaku]

Interesting info, so far I have not understood how to sell coins, but with this information, it increased my knowledge of how to sell the coins that I have

[alonelyorange]

Only one market always support for selling and buying your coin asset is forkdelta, how ever is not real official market but you can sell there your coin or your balance, but keep lower price is actually on forkdelta.

[cuo]

lots of token prices were destroyed when first listed on dex market, I often hold tokens with good ICO prices, but after a while the price falls on the dex market. any one same  with me?

[D3m1r4wanti]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

yes. This is a very good recommendation, I am usually confused about selling the altcoin that I have, I have to check it on every bounty telegram group that I follow, with this recommendation I now feel helped by the problem that I had experienced.

[libert19]

Yes but it's only for Ethereum based tokens, for other EOS/Neo based tokens there are separate exchanges on their own chains.

[crzy]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

Better to ask the developer of the token for the exchanges because usually they will announce it so I think this is way better and a safer way. I don't find any difficulties on looking for the exchanges as I monitor all the coins that I have. Those exchanges are more on ETH, so i think it will hard if your coin is not an eth based coin.

[gundala]

Selling coins or tokens on the exchange that is not officially appointed by the developer seems to be less profitable because the price is usually very low. So it's good to look for official information from developers, don't be in a hurry, developers will definitely give you the best and most appropriate answers so that you don't get confused about selling tokens that you have.

[maydna]

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.
 
Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

From that list, I only know EtherDelta, and IDEX. I don't know and never heard about the other exchanges. Both EtherDelta and IDEX have a big list of tokens that trade in that site, but however, I prefer to use IDEX because I don't have to use gas to buy and sell and I only need ethereum inside my balance.

Perhaps, it's because I don't have too many tokens that I save in my MEW account so I only know those exchange. But for people who get involved in many projects, I am sure they will search on where the exchanges list the token or at least they will ask with the teams.

[Ozero]

Trading volume for less popular coins on decentralized exchanges is low, usually there are bounty hunters selling tokens and buy orders are very low.
Selling such tokens for few dollars won't make any good so I'll rather keep them in my wallet waiting for better times or they will die in my wallet, but I am not going to sell something which was 0.1$ per token during ICO for 0.0001$.

Yes, now the prices for tokens have fallen thousands of times, so there is no point in even being interested in their price at the present time. Now is not the time for sale, you need to keep our tokens, if the project is good, it will show itself over time and prices will still grow. You need to stay calm and expect a rise in the cryptocurrency market.

[Caladonian]

Trading volume for less popular coins on decentralized exchanges is low, usually there are bounty hunters selling tokens and buy orders are very low.
Selling such tokens for few dollars won't make any good so I'll rather keep them in my wallet waiting for better times or they will die in my wallet, but I am not going to sell something which was 0.1$ per token during ICO for 0.0001$.

If you are a risky person I agree with you, taking chances and who knows what the coin will deliver after some time, there's chances that the project will
grow if the team will continue to workout with their coins, instead of selling it with very low value keeping it and allow the coins to be hold till something
delivers to the project, we are inside crypto, so there's no impossible if things will grow after some months or years of holding.

[cytpoway121]

There are numerous ways to find out how to sell your coins
Firstly, you need to check coinmarketcap and find out where the tokens are trading

If the project is not listed on coinmarketcap; then you need to check their twitter and telegram handles for information about the exchange they are listed

Then you go to the exchange and check their informations and make your trades