WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET

[biddicoin]

these are the order of thinking :

1. devs want money from investor
2. devs make project to attract investors
3. devs get money
4. the project runs, investor wants good exchange
5. entering good exchange needs much money
6. devs need money, not pay/ spend money
7. yeah never list on good exchange, investor dissapointed, dump that coins
8. coins become absolutly TRASH

[barbara44]

Due to the mass production of scam projects, investors started to avoid investing in ICO.
This becomes the primary reason why most of the projects were not able to enter in any exchange, they lack allocated funds due to insufficient numbers of investors.

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I don't even think that is the reason for projects not entering an exchange because for us to even be talking of exchange, the project must have even passed through the phase of raising fund, we all know already that no project will enter exchange if they don’t raise fund first because it is the money that they raise as fund they use in paying for exchange fee, but I think the ones we are more concerned about here are the projects that has already raised fund and they still refuse to enter an exchange.

Do you know how many projects that you have done on the past and gotten their token, which till now, none of them have even entered an exchange? The main reason why they have not entered exchange is what we are discussing, which I think it is because of scam or fear of being dumped.

[minairia3]

Not really. If the project is well financed and has a good stand with or without bounty, they can be listed. It's not exchanges dont trust project with bounty its just that most bounty projects arent that good enough to get listed though dont have enough funds, cause listing isn't cheap on good exchange, plus maybe there is no good working product yet which some also consider.

[VDraci]

Most projects do this, i have seen projects of two years ago that start development after the longest wait, i have few tokens in my wallet and the projects are still active on their media channels but no plan to follow roadmap yet, not all of them can be classified as scam yet because of the delays

[Classica35]

Projects generation, except those who at the initial stage of launching, find it challenging to list on good exchanges. Exchange listing is easy, but not for all. They can easily list their tokens on any exchange, but there might not be volume,  which will make hunters to complain more. So it is better to have a standard project that will attract a standard exchange.

[gurunanakji777]

Yes, many bounty projects take too much time to list their coins. My more than 80% of bounty coins are yet to list on exchanges. I feel the main reason for delaying the listing would be a bearish market. I believe most of the dev is waiting for the market like in late 2017 or If they launch their coins in the current market they are afraid of been dumped by the investors and holders. Apart from this some dev launch their coins after implement their whitepaper plans. 

[travwill]

Everything is simple. The vast majority of projects that conduct bounty companies do not raise enough funds. In this regard, they simply do not have enough resources to implement the project and enter the exchange. And those who still manage to enter the exchange instantly receive a price drain from investors or bounty hunters if the capitalization is very small.

[Wintersoldier]

Most of the time, the problems that they encounter is to where to list their coin in the market. Regarding this, if they cannot keep track of their road map and the funds needed to be collected, they need to adjust the time in order to be listed. I've encountered so many projects that results into 3 months and above, and still not yet listed even if their roadmap already dictates it so, that is because of the lack in support and funds as mentioned above.

All of these reason is because of the growing competition between projects in the market that diversify the support needed by them in order to continue.

[secretgirl]

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.   

in my opinion, because they want the project to be known to many investors and they want money from investors. they will definitely need time for investors to be interested in joining their project. after they get money from investors, investors will definitely want a good exchange. as time went on, the project would enter the market. I think all the processes that make a project take time to enter the market are not because they are afraid of dumping.

[ice098]

Yes, many bounty projects take too much time to list their coins. My more than 80% of bounty coins are yet to list on exchanges. I feel the main reason for delaying the listing would be a bearish market. I believe most of the dev is waiting for the market like in late 2017 or If they launch their coins in the current market they are afraid of been dumped by the investors and holders. Apart from this some dev launch their coins after implement their whitepaper plans. 

It could be one of the main reason why those IEO or ICO with bounty project took hard days and takes months before entering a market. Also, entering an echanges requires minimum of 2BTC for just only a two pair (eth/btc) that is why they need to have a larger amount of sales firsr so that they could have money to put in many exchange and larger ones.

[jets567]

Everything is simple. The vast majority of projects that conduct bounty companies do not raise enough funds. In this regard, they simply do not have enough resources to implement the project and enter the exchange. And those who still manage to enter the exchange instantly receive a price drain from investors or bounty hunters if the capitalization is very small.

This is the common reason why projects can't list their token on exchange after token sale since they have a limited budget, the project owner chooses to use the funds for development instead of spending it on listing in a good exchange. Other possible reason is that they intentionally delay the listing to avoid price dump or maybe conduct another round of token sale to gather more funds.

[cvasy]

Usually after the ico sale is completed, of course the developer still needs a lot of time to approach the exchanger, prepare for the next promotion, planning the project in accordance with their Roadmap for the future, and of course it will require quite a long time. With careful preparation this will certainly make the project will continue to grow and have a good future so that later when their tokens are registered will have a stable prices rate.

[Jating]

Possible reasons that I can think of:

• Perhaps the project hasn't raised the needed money to get listed on an exchange.
• The project is not fully completed and still on the development phase.
• Teams are afraid that when they released it, dumps will follow, they learned their lessons early in 2018.
• They know that we are still in the bearish trend, so timing is very bad.
• Partners leaving the project itself, as a result project is put into limbo.

[wajik-tempe]

It's because to enter a market the projects have to pay a listing fee and it's not cheap for big exchanges.
Also the project needs to fund their people and buy the operational needs to develop the the projects.
It's better to make the projects running great firs before it enters market rather than it enter market but with a trash price

[doomistake]

there were two option for this condition.maybe they prefer to focus on product developtmen rather than listing in any exchanges.or maybe wait the best moment when market recovered.postpone listing be best way to avoid price dumping.investor need to be patient in this moment when their token still postponed in exchanges .

It is not like that, the prices of altcoins are automatically dump once it's been released to the market, the reason why it takes time for a bounty project to enter the market is because of the exchange where they are planning to list it, they are making a deal with the owner of that certain exchange and close it before they officially list that certain token to their exchange, this is always been done professionally, they cannot just paid the exchange and it will be on it in an instant.

[daniahya]

It's because to enter a market the projects have to pay a listing fee and it's not cheap for big exchanges.
Also the project needs to fund their people and buy the operational needs to develop the the projects.
It's better to make the projects running great firs before it enters market rather than it enter market but with a trash price

instead there is a voting system to enter the market list, and it is free, if a large market does need a large amount of money but a large market does not carelessly put coins into their market list, and I agree if their project focuses on first development because it is very important according me, only investors can be patient or not keep their tokens or coins

[lolgato1]

In the most cases you participated in a wrong bounty campaign that is not going to pay you, or pay you (in tokens) but they will not pay for exchange listing, so you will not have a chance to sell your tokens. 

[DeathProxy]

It all depends on the developers some project list on a big exchange immediately after conducting their bounty while others take some mcuh time to list on an exchange.  I believe it all boils down to funding.  Those project with adequate funding tends to list quick on an exchange while those with little funding tends to delay listing on an exchange while they take out time to source for funds from Angel investors

[tinyteapot]

WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET ?
There is no general reason behind any bounty project to delay their project trading exchange listing.
Some might be having financial problem as regards the big exchanges fees.
some might be pure scam that are not even interested in listing of their project no matter how much they raised in ICO.
Some might be waiting for better market price or favorable market conditions before listing.
The problem differs but it is advisable to research the project you are involving before promoting it.

[NewRanger]

It all depends on the developers some project list on a big exchange immediately after conducting their bounty while others take some mcuh time to list on an exchange.  I believe it all boils down to funding.  Those project with adequate funding tends to list quick on an exchange while those with little funding tends to delay listing on an exchange while they take out time to source for funds from Angel investors

developers team maybe have their own decision and consideration.for first reason maybe funding be their problem.they have less money to pay listing fee in good exchanges,meanwhile for second layer they worry if token price dropped.and another reason they prefer to focus development and delivering products.once again it also depend on market condition..