Listing kills a coin?

[Aponkye1]

Sorry for your loss but i am sure whoever got you into crypto investments might have told you to invest an amount of money you can afford to lose right? And also i think you got your topic and your question in two different directions, maybe you might want to check that yeah.

[StephenJH]

Good project will be able to defend their project anytime in any condition without adversing affecting investors and the project. TRON, which many critise has remained relatively stable. I understand team have a big bag.  It price stability has managed to attract traders and high liquidity. If a coin dumps over 100% and more after listing, then the team have a problem. Fxpay was sold at $1.6 at ICO and is now selling at $0.000604 in the market, this is terribly sad for investors. There are just few good project having ICO now.

I don't agree with this statement and losing the value doesn't mean losing confidence by investors. Good projects can make extraordinary steps for protecting their project but this method doesn't always work.

[SportsbookBettor]

It does not kill a coin when it list. The main problem is there are a lot of dumpers when it hits first. Sometimes if they don't see any progress or have a slow development in the project. They sell even at lose then proceed to another ico.

[cryptowolfsu]

The reason that many coins failing after being listed is the bearish market but also many projects are not prepared for listing.
They have no active development and working product, supporting community etc.

[basty03]

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 ...

Investing in this time is risky because of the market have a little pump and we don't know if will continue to move up. Much better to observe first the market so you know if it's time to invest, and search a coin that have a great value and will give a good profit in the future.

[lousie9]

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 ...

If we look at the data provided by some ICO tokens from mid-2018 to the present, it is indeed very bad, especially if we invest in ICO because we have to hold for a long time so the tokens get a good market, but with these conditions it is likely to take time which is very long because the actual price of ICO tokens is not the same as the project development that is done so that prices fall when entering the market.

[mrdeposit]

It does not kill a coin when it list. The main problem is there are a lot of dumpers when it hits first. Sometimes if they don't see any progress or have a slow development in the project. They sell even at lose then proceed to another ico.

Dev's tactic plays an important role. Therefore, it is not absolute to be listed, but it will increase FUD. If they set up their tactics well, price will not dump a lot. But if I know we will get better results at the end, I can wait months for lisiting.

[De Young]

For sure, a good project should provide the ability for their investors to buy/sell the token somehow. Yes, some tokens you've been bought during ICO but how the project should extend their auditory without the ability to buy the token? So listing is an important step for any project.

[daniel2023]

From my observation why most coin have issue (fall in price) is because most management leave the coin the hand of the investors and bounty hunters because they think they have nothing to lose any more; forgetting that their integrity and personality is at stake.

[aioc]

It does not kill a coin when it list. The main problem is there are a lot of dumpers when it hits first. Sometimes if they don't see any progress or have a slow development in the project. They sell even at lose then proceed to another ico.

Dev's tactic plays an important role. Therefore, it is not absolute to be listed, but it will increase FUD. If they set up their tactics well, price will not dump a lot. But if I know we will get better results at the end, I can wait months for lisiting.

A good project will eventually get listed I have some coins here that took a lot of time to get listed because this is so-called market condition, but a good project needs to get listed in coin it's part of the roadmap an important part of the roadmap.

[raven7886]

Because these coins don't have a demand and also utility (just pump&dump), also maybe your coin is listed in the unknown exchange with a low volume of trading and popularity.

Many new projects right now always chosen unknown exchange to list their coin/token because it has cheap listing fees and easy for approval.

Yes, we could see many tokens that are on Exchange with very little volume. they probably will not last long, because it will not demand by investors and traders. due to the cost of cheap listing is ridiculous I think, because that would be bad for the development of the project.

I expect any token to actually have a low volume at start and low value because at that stage it got listed, they must have paid heavily for listing too which the cost of listing was withdrawn from the hard cap reached and cap recorded on listing will definitely reduce.

Secondly, if the project went through bounty campaign, a lot of hunters has the tendency of dumping the coin for the profit on it which will surely in turn have effect on the price and lastly, the project team will need up to a month after listing to start working in order to boost the growth. So it’s not all coin on exchanges that has low volumes that was as a result of cheap listing.

[nik009]

A lot of exchanges - a condition giving a greater chance of success. But if a project has no development, marketing, if there is no work with community - all it makes a coin dead

[vanya.pronin.1983]

Not at all. There are few factors that are killing the coin price directly after the first listing on exchanges. First of all these are bounty hunters that are dumping and the second main reason is the lack of advertisement of an ICO after the token sale.

[bitstalker]

in my opinion it seems that the listing problem is indeed influential because if a project coin enters at the beginning of a person's expectation that they want to buy the coin at a low price and will do anything it might be the cause, but this could happen because another person holding the coin sells a large amount at a price which doesn't make sense, that's probably the other cause

[herfie.chen]

Almost all tokens that are listing in exchange have a same problem. And all token is depending on Bitcoin and Ethereum price.

[Oceat]

Just now, many projects are not focused on maintaining a good price of the coin on the exchanges. They are engaged in the development of the project and therefore investors together with the participants of the bounty can lower the price very low.

How to focus on maintaining a good price if they were the ones who dump it always, that's why most bounty hunters do dump their tokens if they receive it since the price will eventually go down and they might end up holding shit coins on their bag. If they really want the project to survive then that's the job of the developer to put a new way that no one could dump it on a specific date unless it meets their requirements.

[StephenJH]

Almost all tokens that are listing in exchange have a same problem. And all token is depending on Bitcoin and Ethereum price.

All tokens are depend on the top cryptocurrencies and this is not theory. In reality exchange listing gives the reasons to investors and bounty hunters for dumping the coin.

[gidaahmad]

I think listings on exchangers also need preparation. Not the origin of the listing, but an ICO needs to do something or an idea to avoid the dump after the exchanger listing. Buy bcak for example, or staking, or trading competition.

[smyslov]

The worst thing that could happen to my investment is for the coin that I've invested my money, fail or not even try to get it listed, this is very devastating it's like you just wasted your money to a project that will not yield you profit, I consider it a failed or even a scam ICO.

[setialovers]

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 ...

The problem is there are way to many coins getting created right now and the competition is very high between them to find a way to remain in the market. Unfortunately a very few of them actually make it until the end so right now investing in new coins is probably just a matter of luck because your chances of making profit are very low

I am agree, many coin or token created with same project with before. Its create a tight competition and bring market more attractive. Beside competition on the project, sometimes investor have big discount when privale sale and investor want to take quick profits by selling under ICO price. Many factor why the price drop when first listing on exchanger and i think its depend on the community