WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET

[pedpedped101]

I see most of the projects fail to raise enough funds for their development. Due to a lack of funds, they probably cancel the project or deviate from their roadmap. Or even due to budget issues, they are not able to list their token or coin on desired exchanges. Also, since such projects are not backed up with enough money for marketing, they prefer marketing via bounty which is very cheap for them.

There were several projects that lack fund at the initial stage and yet, they were able to raise enough to cater for their listing. A project that has good stuff to deliver will get the attraction. The problem most of the developers have is their USECASES. There are certain usecases that do not have any blockchain application. They are not supposed to be brought here and yet they come here to get fund and at the end, listing becomes a problem.

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[BayAngelo]

Not necessary the reason but they have not solid funding. they believed in the community here to assist in fund raising and awareness. it requires funds and a huge volume to get to some of these exchanges. not just a pee Nut. you need enough to get to those exchanges and they don't care how much you have or the worth of your product. they need the money to get you listed. remember, if your token has not volume and no trade, they delist you.

[CuriousGeorge]

Not necessary the reason but they have not solid funding. they believed in the community here to assist in fund raising and awareness. it requires funds and a huge volume to get to some of these exchanges. not just a pee Nut. you need enough to get to those exchanges and they don't care how much you have or the worth of your product. they need the money to get you listed. remember, if your token has not volume and no trade, they delist you.

The funds is not everything, the exchange sites have already announced they will be listed a project that meets all of their qualification. in fact, some old projects have already published if they will also do verification, audit to the team, product and the future vision and many more.

[viananda2525]

Not necessary the reason but they have not solid funding. they believed in the community here to assist in fund raising and awareness. it requires funds and a huge volume to get to some of these exchanges. not just a pee Nut. you need enough to get to those exchanges and they don't care how much you have or the worth of your product. they need the money to get you listed. remember, if your token has not volume and no trade, they delist you.

not all exchanges only concern on money only , today many reputable exchanges want better qualification on project that will listing in their exchanges.we know exchanges often help AMA to check on project quality. for example in binance exchanges,we will regularly see this AMA when they will launched community voting.

The funds is not everything, the exchange sites have already announced they will be listed a project that meets all of their qualification. in fact, some old projects have already published if they will also do verification, audit to the team, product and the future vision and many more.

binance will be example for this.they prefer choose good project that money oriented.

[sfireman]

Not necessary the reason but they have not solid funding. they believed in the community here to assist in fund raising and awareness. it requires funds and a huge volume to get to some of these exchanges. not just a pee Nut. you need enough to get to those exchanges and they don't care how much you have or the worth of your product. they need the money to get you listed. remember, if your token has not volume and no trade, they delist you.

I totally agree with you! Fund is one of the key factors for a project to be listed on Exchanges. Although some people think it's not a big deal, though, you have to remember that this is a business field. In business field, everything has to exchange for money, no one do business just because they want others to be successful but not themselves! And it's right, it takes a while for project team to raise the fund!

[elyas772]

Lot of those projects that make bounties are scammers and only few are legit so don’t be surprised that 90-98% of those will hardly get into market and some will gone just that.

[b1k4ng]

it's because it's not easy to list on large exchanges other than that the costs are also very expensive, or maybe they have difficulty when developing so the team is afraid of dumping in the market

[Lordhermes]

Most bounties and projects know they are going to run away with btc before seeking for promotion in bitcointalk. Paying higher btc as listing fee cant be done by some project rather running away with the btc gotten from ICO is another only option and victims falls into this all time. Never participate in bounties conducting ICO or IEO on lower exchange, it gives no reward at all.

[suryapro]

Most of all this project don't have what it takes to get listed on exchange, the main reason most can't also afford to list on top exchange, not until they can meet up with exchange requirements, they won't still be listed on any exchange.

[ElmedoRator]

Lot of those projects that make bounties are scammers and only few are legit so don’t be surprised that 90-98% of those will hardly get into market and some will gone just that.

Exactly like that, most bounty-generating projects are scams. From 2017 until now, I don't see too many successful projects with bounty. Most of them are dead and become scam

[takana212]

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.   

for each exchange, they don't accept new coins carelessly, so they need a lot of capital spent to join the exchange, so, for this reason, many ICO projects lose competitiveness after launch.

[Balladtony77]

Some projects team will surely work slowly, it's why I think it's better for projects to get to their near complete stage before getting announced or throwing a bounty Campaign to the public, most projects are half way done job and after bounty ends promoters will have to wait for a year or more before getting rewards

[ahmia39]

it's because it's not easy to list on large exchanges other than that the costs are also very expensive, or maybe they have difficulty when developing so the team is afraid of dumping in the market

Yes, registering on a large exchange is certainly very different from registering on a small or medium exchange, because there are other things that the project team must prepare to be able to meet the registration requirements.

[blue_hurricanger]

A lot of possible reasons could cause project halt and need more time to work on before they getting listed on the exchange. Blockchain technical's aspect is one of them since not every coin can be implemented on exchange.

[Coin BTC]

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.   

I think they do not have the capital to maintain the value of tokens on the exchange, so they are not listed in exchange. If the token is already on the exchange, but the investor is not present to buy, while dev does not have the capital to maintain the price of the token, then the token will dump. If the token price has been dumped, of course negative issues will attack it, new investors will find it difficult to enteres.

[AbNewton]

Have you ever think that project needs to do more than try to be list on exchanges? I saw too many jumpy projects that only care about how to get on exchanges as soon as possible to meet the hard true: their coin got dump hard because of no real progress for the project to hype up buyers.

[ife2020]

I think this does not only apply to bounty projects but all crypto currency projects, except a poorly planned project, nobody rushes to the exchange for listing. If you consider projects such as the hybrix project which listed after 2 years of the platform development, it did well. Same can be said about cartesi, in summary, patience wins

[FLHippy]

In most cases, we see delays because the team wants to prolong the time needed for further development, they do not want to just list a coin without any progress in roadmap because it would mean, that they fail to deliver product and this will cause a drop in value immediately after listing.

[tiang_tower]

I think this does not only apply to bounty projects but all crypto currency projects, except a poorly planned project, nobody rushes to the exchange for listing. If you consider projects such as the hybrix project which listed after 2 years of the platform development, it did well. Same can be said about cartesi, in summary, patience wins

And not all projects can experience the same thing, and every team has its own way of developing projects to achieve success, because not all projects that are registered in the long run can succeed, all of this still depends on the interested platform built and the token enthusiast when it's already is in the market.

[TastyChillySauce00]

In most cases, we see delays because the team wants to prolong the time needed for further development, they do not want to just list a coin without any progress in roadmap because it would mean, that they fail to deliver product and this will cause a drop in value immediately after listing.

Basically, when they have a strong vision and they would always put exchange site as an important thing too, you should remember when the product didn't get any demand and it will be another failed product. We must aware they can do the promotion through the exchange listing too. Further development is a non-sense reason to give another delay.