After ICO, the tokens sank in price. Why?

[tracyhayley]

First, maybe The team didn't serious about their project, i mean they just think about how to get money fast. 2nd, it dumped buy bounty hunters and some investors who sold their bonuses that they bought it when ico pre-sale. They usually sold the ICO coin/token with low prices.

[Oceat]

it simply means the project will die out eventually. This might be due to lack of working product, token utility, and no better token economics

It was all just a useless token being hyped up just to increase the price to gather more investors but after a certain period, you will just going to notice that the price starting to dump. That's why we all need to do our own research first if we want to see a potential coin growing not those bunch of shit coins.

[Nila soru]

As a rule, most blockchain- projects that have collected tens of millions of dollars for ICO, issue tokens on the exchange without real production growth.
What does it mean?

Well, you're still new to the thing. That's how it used to be for most of the ICO. You should ask yourself why investors are now fond of selling their tokens once the ICO sales is over. That's because they want to be holding shit coins. People only go for it at first and they are being hyped to the extent they will grow during the ICO but after the ICO the price will start falling and if you continue holding those coins you will just end up as the loser there cause hardly will anyone buy those coins and they are going to keep falling. So it's up to you whether you want to start doing the same thing like others do, or just stay off from them completely.

[ljane]

Its so obvious isn't it? The only reason why after ICO, the tokens sink in price is that investors sell off their tokens once ICO sale is over just to avoid holding shit coins.

[waynechong1995]

On the papers, product isn't matured, there's exclusive discount for early buyer that could instant profit, or investors changed their mind over many factors, or simply too much supply is released and most of the people aren't waiting to hodl long term. Some owners controlled the supply for exchange to maintain some form of liquidity. Yet these are effort prevent the value from crashing. You can't expect a not so popular coin to perform with a solid reason

[kisfoxs]

As a rule, most blockchain- projects that have collected tens of millions of dollars for ICO, issue tokens on the exchange without real production growth.
What does it mean?

From my observations so far following the project is a lot of people who are too fast selling coins. Even investors and teams are holding large amounts of coins. It has been selling coins very quickly, thus affecting prices and prices falling directly.

To recover again requires the hard work of team and developer project in search of investors again. And the price drop after the ICO is now becoming very reasonable.

[masulum]

There is much reason why after ICO many tokens or coins fall when listed on the exchange. as far as I know,
1. The team is not serious about their projects.
2. No update of their projects
3. Investors lost their trust
4. Airdrop or bounty hunter sell tokens or coins whit low price.

And many reasons may I don't know.

[MUG1WARA]

most projects only seek profits, after they get a lot of money from investors then they put on the exchange and after that they leave the token without issuing real products.. they said if they were developing even up to 6 months they would still say SOON

[libert19]

ICOs release their tokens without any real product where these tokens can be used, that results in dump on exchanges. Have good use case to tokens and keep them locked until products are rolled out to prevent massive drop.

[Sithara007]

ICOs release their tokens without any real product where these tokens can be used, that results in dump on exchanges. Have good use case to tokens and keep them locked until products are rolled out to prevent massive drop.

What is the point in conducting an ICO, in case the tokens are to be locked in for a long duration? Nowadays a lot of projects do ICO, without any proper planning. Many of them initiate the proceedings even before 1% of the development is complete. It will be no surprise that in such cases the tokens drop by 90% or more upon listing (as we have seen from countless past listings). And the problem will be exacerbated if the promoters dump all their holdings and convert their tokens to fiat or ETH.

[fosco333]

As a rule, most blockchain- projects that have collected tens of millions of dollars for ICO, issue tokens on the exchange without real production growth.
What does it mean?

It means it will need times for the blockchain projects to keep developing.
And finally releasing the products that can be used by many peoples.
If this happening, then the token price will skyrocketing because the demands for using the token in their products.