Listing kills a coin?

[martina14]

I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Listing kills the coin, because some exchange are not good to place the tokens/coins due to demand and volume.
Listing is very important for investors, if there will be that one then there will be no investors to come.
It is on the ICO team who must do the great work to rise.

[yslyv]

it depends on which exchange is it listing in. if the coin is listed in a crap not popular exchange in the beginning, it is mostly a disappointment for the community and holders. But if it is listed in a known exchange it can grow better.

[Chuky92]

No, listing doesn't kill a coin instead it helps a coin to get more investors. What kills a coin is when the team stops improving their project or platform.

[Petchant]

Without listing, there won't be liquidity and there won't be any way for investors to get back the result of their investment. I don't think listing kill coin, what kill or make a coin is its level of demand by potential buyers. If there are more sellers than interested buyers, then expect its price to dip but if there are more buyers expect the price to soar.

[jvper]

You can't do much about it. If the price is already down, you already lost. You'd better reassess your situation and do the best thing.

[sorrros]

Listing on exchanges doesn´t bring any value to the token. The value depends on company works, on company progress, on uniqueness and usefulness of the product. The exchange is only the way how to get price for these things  . No product, no progress, no use = no growth.

[trade2winnn]

I believe that the listing should go first at the right time,and the second most glavno on a good exchange,Yes, I can say one thing now after Listing the projects price is very fall,but even without listing the people they merges the Delta at all for a penny,so I'm in the listing,as it is at least some benefit bears

[Flezy]

If listing kills a coin, how then will the coin be able to attract new investors which will make the project more valuable? Listing doesn't but rather the developers of the project are the ones responsible when the coin becomes worthless. This is because if they do their job well and according to roadmap, the coin will have value.

[Korkorjkk]

At times the moment a coin gets to exchange, because of dumpers, the price falls drastically. But at times, it recovers after some time and the price becomes better.

[axel2078]

Listing doesn't kill a coin, in my own opinion two things or factors kills a coin. The first is the exchange the coin is listed on and the second is the developers or team of the coin. If the coin is listed on a good exchange it will get the right attention.

[CleverOracle]

If you invested on a project then you must believe and have some faith on the team because listing on exchange is just a start for something big to happen. the product or platform is the key for the value of coin to grow in exchanges once its launch and have a lot of users that will push the demand for coins.

[coinbirds]

Listing is killing the coin if the project is not ready for listing.
For example having no working product or active development or real use case or/and there is no supporting community behind it etc.

[concitta]

Listing is killing the coin if the project is not ready for listing.
For example having no working product or active development or real use case or/and there is no supporting community behind it etc.

no of killing him, he only checks which coins are good and bad so he registers coins that are not too fake.
if one or many of them do not have a product that is functional and useful for what is here and we need to choose the really good one
if a coin has a large community, it may still function properly, because it has a strong support team.

[FastSlots]

I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...

Most coins are being inflated, its value has been increased many times. When joining stock, it will gradually return to the original price by stock censorship

[simpelplan]

no matter ISO or ICO, all tend to experience a dump when they first enter the market, even I think that is common because when the coin first enters the market, there will be many investors and bounty hunters who sell these coins directly, while market demand for coins it's still not high so the price immediately goes down

[NeelMariaWarner]

just wait because maybe the longer the coin will have a better price, you can hope that if you invest in the right ISO, you don't even need to worry about the price because if the ISO you choose is a good ISO then someday the price the coin will far exceed the price when you buy it

[Menawi12]

just wait because maybe the longer the coin will have a better price, you can hope that if you invest in the right ISO, you don't even need to worry about the price because if the ISO you choose is a good ISO then someday the price the coin will far exceed the price when you buy it

Its true, if we trust on the project or developers team, we should not be panic when the price slightly drop. Good project will reach new high price again when market start to recover and if the project is not legit, i think the price will remain pump and dump

[fuer44]

that is because the crypto market as a whole has not been stable and has not shown a significant increase. and the token which is using a certain smart contract of the altcoin, of course the exchange value will fall, if the smart contract also falls. and worse, those tokens come together, I think that's the cause.

[ariyzt]

not really
that just happend when the team didn't have any strategy
they can lock the coin/token from bounty / airdrop for like 2 or 3 month after listing on market

[hieuho381]

that is because the crypto market as a whole has not been stable and has not shown a significant increase. and the token which is using a certain smart contract of the altcoin, of course the exchange value will fall, if the smart contract also falls. and worse, those tokens come together, I think that's the cause.

i still think the market is not just the only reason because listing an new altcoin depends on the altcoins itself, if the token has no future potential to develope, it will be used by investors for pumping and dumping, that's not all, investors usually sell all their new altcoin as soon as they are listed to get profit, so unless that altcoin is good, listing will be able to kill that altcoin.