WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET

[Callanta787]

Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

It's not always about funds, I have promoted two projects since mid 2018 and one met softcap and the other raised hardcap successfully and till date they are not listed on exchange yet, airwallet and chellecoin, they are both good projects but production is very slow

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[Callanta787]

Projects team are actually complaining about present market condition, it seems they are targeting a good time to list on exchange without having to much bad impact on token price

[bohr]

Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

It's not always about funds, I have promoted two projects since mid 2018 and one met softcap and the other raised hardcap successfully and till date they are not listed on exchange yet, airwallet and chellecoin, they are both good projects but production is very slow

With so many coins in the market exchanges especially the good ones can afford to be very selective about the coins that they list, exchanges have costs as well and they are not going to include a coin in their exchange unless they know they can get profits with it, however the developers of the coin can pay to an exchange a fee to get listed, but that fee can be quite high and if the project is small then that will not really be an option, also it is possible that the developers are afraid that the coin is going to be dumped if it gets listed too soon.

[biddicoin]

Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

It's not always about funds, I have promoted two projects since mid 2018 and one met softcap and the other raised hardcap successfully and till date they are not listed on exchange yet, airwallet and chellecoin, they are both good projects but production is very slow

sometimes, there are shitprojects which dont wanna pay to enter exchange
I know those types are so much here. bcz they just aim to stole investors money
so, I conclude that it fully depends on dev itself. if the dev is bad, no matter big source it is, it wouldnt make the coin/ token enter good exchange

[carlzec]

Bounty projects were inadequate in many respects. Bounty issuing coins could not enter Exchange. In this case, the prices crashed. Due to low prices, interest in Bounty projects decreased. ICO projects did not organize bounty. We need a new order.

[leatutz]

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.    

One of the top bounty manager yahoo managed a bounty which was finished in Q2 2018 still has no sign of listing. They are telling one thing, can't let this token price dump. Exchange listing money isn't few amount, this could be another reason. Some coin has good plan like without beta or main version doesn't enter in exchange.

[Google+]

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.    

One of the top bounty manager yahoo managed a bounty which was finished in Q2 2018 still has no sign of listing. They are telling one thing, can't let this token price dump. Exchange listing money isn't few amount, this could be another reason. Some coin has good plan like without beta or main version doesn't enter in exchange.

this can be said that developers do not think about the fate of the investors and bounty campaigns that have participated to make many people participate in fundraising created by developers, and usually that is also the influence of their project concepts that are not fully ready to be launched.

[htsy585]

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.    

One of the top bounty manager yahoo managed a bounty which was finished in Q2 2018 still has no sign of listing. They are telling one thing, can't let this token price dump. Exchange listing money isn't few amount, this could be another reason. Some coin has good plan like without beta or main version doesn't enter in exchange.

True. Exchange listing fees can be exorbitant a times. As it ranges from 0.6 btc to 2btc for medium range exchanges like Hotbit, Bilaxy. But then it all lies on the developers. This is why Investors prefer IEOs because they are allowed the opportunity to actually see the possible future listing of the project unlike in ICOs

[Kotone]

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.    

One of the top bounty manager yahoo managed a bounty which was finished in Q2 2018 still has no sign of listing. They are telling one thing, can't let this token price dump. Exchange listing money isn't few amount, this could be another reason. Some coin has good plan like without beta or main version doesn't enter in exchange.

It does not concerned yahoo with the bounty project. He is well paid for that campaign and the listing isn't on his hands already. i know that he is a famous manager and some will agree too. Can I ask which campaign he handles youre talking about? Most of campaign in forum have different category and the one he handle mostly is signature paid. So I'm curious what this project?

[Rodeo02]

Projects team are actually complaining about present market condition, it seems they are targeting a good time to list on exchange without having to much bad impact on token price

This kind of problem should know the solution the day before they start the ICO. Delaying it will not help actually there are more people will be affraid to that token if they dont list it after ICO.
They should have plan about bounty dumping and potential investors sellers before they start to list it in exchange, but delaying it without a plan will result of decreasing it price the day its listed.

[Furryball]

Many bounty projects are new projects and new projects will always have a long way to get fully ready for listing if the project is not scam, the highest is a year or two that i have witness, i think its normal

[piebeyb]

if you want to enter the dex exchange it seems free, but to enter the famous exchange will certainly be difficult because many regulations for example have to incur additional costs to be listed there, if the project does not have funds I think it will be difficult to be listed on the best exchanges, usually the project stalling until next year to be exact 2020, no one has to wait until 2 years, 2020 is probably the best year for crypto, so just wait for them to release everything well, no need to rush to get the exchange at least the best time will determine a good price value

[Inkdatar]

Many bounty projects are new projects and new projects will always have a long way to get fully ready for listing if the project is not scam, the highest is a year or two that i have witness, i think its normal

The mere fact that many bounty project existing it takes long to be listed in the quality exchange because of the funds that they must pay is a huge amount of money.  I also notice it the other takes year but that is not worthy anymore to invest and lack of investors to the project. This should be assess first before we put some effort in this kind of project.

[StephenieDuong]

I dont think bounty project afraid to list on market because of dump. In this market downtrend and maybe near future, any project will hardly listed on big exchange. Many requirement need to be filled before listing, fee for listing and laws... All of this make listing a coin become harder and most of bounty project and some normal project  do not meet those requirements.

[ChronoLite]

what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.   

to avoid the bounty dumpers, that is what most of the projects are afraid of. they are afraid to list their coins to the exchanges too quickly because after it's listed then it just the matter of few hours the coins will get huge dump, to minimize this they usually using different ways such as locking the bounties or distributing the bounty rewards into different batch to avoid this happen.

[angrybirdy]

There are so many reasons behind it. First, they focus on developing and implementing things for the improvement of the project. And other reason is maybe they find it hard to enter a good exchange.

what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.   

to avoid the bounty dumpers, that is what most of the projects are afraid of. they are afraid to list their coins to the exchanges too quickly because after it's listed then it just the matter of few hours the coins will get huge dump, to minimize this they usually using different ways such as locking the bounties or distributing the bounty rewards into different batch to avoid this happen.

For me, they just use this as an excuse, since bounty hunters are holding only a few numbers of the coin, there is no chance that they can dump its price in the market. Unless the team and other investors will also sell together with the bounty hunters.

[ableh]

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.   

The answer is very simple, do not have enough funds or do not have yet any products. But there are also some projects that have enough funds and already have prototypes, but they don't want to pay to the exchange to be listed there. So, if you want your token to be quickly listed on the exchange, just look for a platform that already has a product or at least a prototype, and is loyal to money (not stingy).

[shaheer001]

Now the most investors only invest in old projects especially in Bitcoin, Ethereum and only a few invest in new coins that's why the new project doesn't get the hard cap and they never pay from there pocket to enter in high-rank exchange as the high-rank exchanges demand high fees.

[TheClownSong]

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.   

If a project is able to achieve convincing sales results, I think the developer team does not need to be afraid to list on a good exchanger. Fear of dumping in my opinion is unwarranted because a good project will always be the target of investors and if it has a large transaction volume, dumping will not occur if the proportion of token holders is balanced.

[amonymous]

If a project take properly good developing target with very professional partnerships panel then they will no need more time for successful token sales and listing exchange.
This time is very helpful for listing exchange because OF the IEOs service, you need choice IEO in popular exchange that's good service short time for successful a project.