What's next after "When Binance"?

[Andrey13101991]

Yeah, the most common question after the ICO and bounty finished is When Binance? In my opinion after When Binance is done, the next after is develop the project become better and reach the roadmap. The main target is make the price of that token increase so high.

The most important task of the project is to develop the project technologically. And for investors and bounty hunters - to keep your crypto and not to sell if you believe in the project

[nicecrypto]

Listing in binance is the dream of every project and investors, but in most cases those who often ask the question "when binance" are those who are eager to dump their token at the first sign of price increase, binance in some cases not always bring the increase in price but the seriousness of the team behind the project, so any token/coin list on binance still have to work hard to keep the value of price.

[Caladonian]

That assessment mostly happened, after those calls regarding to exchange has been granted holders will quickly sell out their tokens, this practice really makes things unreliable especially for project who just went out from the ICO process, the team will be force to list their project trying to prove that they have a legit project to developed, but sudden dumped will delayed everything and most of the time ends up nothing.

[nicster551]

I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"

I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.

it is all about price and money. all huterrs, investors, even developers. different is team can wait, ecause they already have money, almost everybody else want fast money.

Yeah thats why we have been in cryptocurrency in the first place. We all know the volatility in crypto can bring, that was a fast money indeed if the project become successful. Theres nothing bad in taking profit after the pump, that was normal.

[michellee]

They will try to buy and sell the tokens and making a profit. I think after binance, they will want to add their tokens in the other exchanges. If they can do this, then they can see that their tokens are grown and many people like to trade with their token. I think it does not stop in binance only if the teams want to grow their token in many exchanges so they will try to add the token in every exchange.

[evenotto]

They will try to buy and sell the tokens and making a profit. I think after binance, they will want to add their tokens in the other exchanges. If they can do this, then they can see that their tokens are grown and many people like to trade with their token. I think it does not stop in binance only if the teams want to grow their token in many exchanges so they will try to add the token in every exchange.

I think it would be not quite the right step - to give your tokens to third-party exchanges. Other exchanges will be able to do with them what they want - at least to participate in muddy schemes, or do things that negatively affect the image of binance.

[ginobitcoiner]

next is an exchanger that can be better and more reliable than the current binance. when there is a good exchanger from various angles it will be trusted for a number of successful projects with a bright future.

[e@symode]

Probably exactly what we are really waiting for. I hope that people will understand that IEO is not what we have been waiting for. I still hope that cryptocurrency can be decentralized. Using IEO is not decentralization.

[Malam90]

Those are probably bounty hunters. Bounty hunters, of course, expect some big exchange because they've been working hard promoting some project which means they are expecting to make some profit out of it. It's actually normal for them to do whatever they want in their holdings. But of course, it's bad for the market.

Not only bounty hunters are asking 'when exchange' but also investors are asking to the team. It is because they have hold a certain percentage of tokens of that tokens. Every team should give first priority to list their tokens in big exchangers.

[asriloni]

Those are probably bounty hunters. Bounty hunters, of course, expect some big exchange because they've been working hard promoting some project which means they are expecting to make some profit out of it. It's actually normal for them to do whatever they want in their holdings. But of course, it's bad for the market.

Not only bounty hunters are asking 'when exchange' but also investors are asking to the team. It is because they have hold a certain percentage of tokens of that tokens. Every team should give first priority to list their tokens in big exchangers.

After they have gotten what they want and then they will always try to ask when pump and when updates. They wanna see their coins worth more and more. But this is not a right decision to give a big pressure to the team.

[bitgolden]

Yeah, the most common question after the ICO and bounty finished is When Binance? In my opinion after When Binance is done, the next after is develop the project become better and reach the roadmap. The main target is make the price of that token increase so high.

The most important task of the project is to develop the project technologically. And for investors and bounty hunters - to keep your crypto and not to sell if you believe in the project

These projects too are not helping their situation, they create coins and don’t put some limitations in place that will guide against selling off of an investment completely, they don’t even follow up on their investors and making them see the future in the project, especially making them know of every stage and development they have achieved so far, the only way a project can fully survive a dump is if they are fully functioning before the dump occur and when that happens, whatever their product can offer to the community will do the remaining work, by keeping the value of the coin up high.

[upsidedown75]

I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"

I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.

We all complain about the crypto system crawling, projects not working, projects dyeing after entering exchanges and turning to shitcoins are these actions not the ones contributing to why the crypto market and cryptocurrency is still lagging behind in its functions, if we don’t stop these practices, we may never see any altcoins that will last more than 3 years before collapsing.

It is so disheartening that we all claim to love cryptocurrency, we all claim to love the solution and appreciate the solution blockchain technology has brought, but we are not helping it grow forward if we are always after the money it brings and not the currency itself. I guess that we have more poor people in this crypto community than the rich ones.

[CryptoGosu]

I think that many hodler are waiting for partnerships with large companies. After the announcement of major news, the price of altcoins is very often very high. The growth of most cryptocurrency depends on the news.

[dungp3132]

Crypto has its own cycle, from so many branches, such as mining, trading, to exchanges. Some big exchanges turn to smaller ones (medium), some small exchanges turn to bigger ones (or even biggest, like Binance). Exchanges tend to flippen each other over time. We saw Poloniex as biggest exchange mroe than 2 years ago, then the next one is Bittrex, and the latest one after Poloniex and Bittrex is Binance, for more than the last one year.
I have a feeling that some day Poloniex will become great again. Bittrex, in contrast, has shown its signal to fall down to lower rankings a bit, but some months, or some years later, Bittrex might come back and become a biggest exchange, one more time.

[takngantuk]

I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"

I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.

I hate people like that. they only care about the price without wanting to know the development of the project. I think they are the biggest cause of dumps on the market so far.
may care about prices, trading volume is important. but we also have to maintain the ecosystem token well. don't just think about profit, try to make the project continue to survive and develop.

[mrdeposit]

What's next after "When Binance"?

Green prices after listing in binance. I actually agree that binance is just a little more useful, but it is also exchange as others. We should give priority decentralized ones.

[Buntel168]

I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"

I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.

You are right, most of them immediately sell it when the token listed on exchange. People like this don't care about the development of the project.

[zgrdyg]

It is enough annoying people posting when binance over and over again.

But i am not sure about next. It can be what the token discussing with. Like if they are discussing kucoin about kucoin, when kucoin would appear.

[Pffrt]

OP, everyone is here for profit. I don't think there's person who are acting as a non profit person and trying to promote cryptocurrency for being used as daily currency. So, it's normal that people will more likely to be looking for being listed his holdings on a good exchange like Binance so that he can sell with profits. I don't see any problem with that. Everyone has their own strategy and we can't force anyone to change their strategy.

[Augustyusuf]

question about when exchange and when binance is doing by people who want fast money from crypto, and dont care about the develop of project itself, and mostly the hunters who did this.