Altcoin Listing Exchange Fees

[slashz9]

i do not really know, but of course more big/famous exchange that take more cost.
for some exhchange like binance, they not take fee for listing, but they will look your project is it appropriate or not for the list in their exchange.

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[Ochakemaput]

i do not really know, but of course more big/famous exchange that take more cost.
for some exhchange like binance, they not take fee for listing, but they will look your project is it appropriate or not for the list in their exchange.

is it true that being registered with binance does not require a fee? I think all exchanges have fees to be paid by the developer of the token that you want to register on the exchange. maybe there are some of them who don't ask for a fee, but for an exchange of binance, is that right?

[levvv]

Hello,

I was wondering what are now listing prices for the coins to be listed on the exchanges. I know that during the hype time these figures were absurd, however atm they are still not really appropriate.

Does anybody have any info how much does each exchange charge for the listing? What are actual costs of these exchanges to list it?

I think listing new coin in some exchanges will cost not less than 5 btc nowadays.
Exchange will need to integrating their wallet to the listed coin. Integrating wallet is not easy, especially if it outside the ethereum network.

[chocopapaya]

Listing fees haven't gone down.
They are still ridiculous and they are still hurting the overall market.

But I believe its ok.
This will just speed up the rise of decentralized exchanges.
From the beginning, crypto should never have gone centralized.
It goes against what is most beneficial about crypto.
It's like taking all of the good things about something, then ignoring them and doing the complete opposite.

Cryptos true power will shine when mainstream gets in on daos, dexs, and smart contract communities.

Don't believe me? Jump into one of the many communities built around the true crypto ideals.
Don't know where to start? Steem might be a good place to start.

[Spider A4]

Even today, the cost of listing on the stock exchange Binance is about 3 million dollars. I think the price is very large and so should not be.

Never ever i don't think 3 million new coin listing fee in binance. https://bitcoinist.com/binance-chain-listing-coin/ in here published article details enough i think. But binance as a top exchange fee is too high.

[Adriano2010]

Most of bigger exchanges ask a good amount of money to list a coin, i think anyway that some of listing fees are to high in my opinion and there should be reduced.

[Danslip]

2 years ago, Binance took more than 500000$ for listing the token/coin on the exchange. Currently, fees are negotiable in my opinion because there is no concrete information regarding the listing on the big exchanges.

[MakeMoneyBtc]

Every exchange has a different fee for listing a coin, depending on their popularity because that's what is going to determine their daily volume. On some exchanges you could find prices going from as low as 1000$ but in general if you want to launch your coin on a pretty big exchange you will have to pay at least $15k-30 which is about 3-6btc

[Serve20]

I don't think there's anyone that can give the exact price that exchanges demand from projects before listing them unless if you are inner member of them. But all the same, large and well established crypto exchanges will still be collecting high fee which could be the reason why many projects don't get listed on the platforms

[StephenJH]

I was wondering too about the listing prices on known exchanges but there is no open information on exchange sites. Fees depend on the project's itself in my opinion.

[the1arty]

I was wondering too about the listing prices on known exchanges but there is no open information on exchange sites. Fees depend on the project's itself in my opinion.

Most of the exchanges like Latoken, which costs if I remember correctly 2btc and similar ones have stable prices.
However, I believe if the token shows good liquidity and many trades, they can give you some discount.

[_Sergo]

I was wondering too about the listing prices on known exchanges but there is no open information on exchange sites. Fees depend on the project's itself in my opinion.

Most of the exchanges like Latoken, which costs if I remember correctly 2btc and similar ones have stable prices.
However, I believe if the token shows good liquidity and many trades, they can give you some discount.

In general, this is all self-tuning, this is not normal, the exchange receives from the virgins for the listing, from the users for the trade, and in the case of hacking it does not respond with anything. A normal exchange with good service and non-horse commissions will appear sufficiently and everyone will gradually go there.

[Iykecollins]

This should be one of the most reasons why their are dumps when coins get listed on exchanges. A lot of the developers will want to sell as much as possible to recover their listing fees. I really give kudos to a lot of projects that do not launch through ICO's but still manage to hold sway when they are listed on exchanges

[Whosdaddy]

Hello,

I was wondering what are now listing prices for the coins to be listed on the exchanges. I know that during the hype time these figures were absurd, however atm they are still not really appropriate.

Does anybody have any info how much does each exchange charge for the listing? What are actual costs of these exchanges to list it?

Getting a coin listed on an exchange, especially the bigger exchnages is a big problem. It's not an easy thing to do and you really need have a lot of money to do that, which can go as much as $1 million. Don't mind these people that are saying it' will cost you 5 BTC, lol, it costs more than that. I have heard of someone that offered up to $400,000 and didn't even get a reply.

So it cost a lot, that's why you need money to run a crypto business, it's not a small one. Small exchanges might charge you $300,000 or even $400,000 and some of the small exchnages charge more than that. But don't you think it is better to get your coin listed on a bigger exchange? Because any coin that is listed on a big exchange has higher rate of success.