Why price down after listing in exchanges

[SvonioneFromMangoCoinz]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

The decline is due to the fact that the number of token purchases is no longer available, that's when the sharks let their prices plummet and wait to pump again. Like Binance IEO's BAND, last night it dropped more than 27% and now it has risen more than 26%, which is why the price has been pushed low.

[nira09]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

I add one reason:
because the circulation of tokens at the beginning of trading is very large, the tokens that I mean here are in addition to investor tokens, sometimes there are teams that do not lock advisory tokens, partners, or other allocations, so many free tokens are circulating. and the demand is small

[whyrqa]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

I add one reason:
because the circulation of tokens at the beginning of trading is very large, the tokens that I mean here are in addition to investor tokens, sometimes there are teams that do not lock advisory tokens, partners, or other allocations, so many free tokens are circulating. and the demand is small

Guys, I want to express my opinion on those free tokens that you are talking about, because you can take as an example those companies that block tokens after distributing rewards for air drops or Bounty companies.  Therefore, these tokens do not affect pricing after listing.  And as a result, prices still fall several times.  I believe that in some cases, developers unreasonably inflate the prices of their tokens, the value of which is completely different.  That is why both traders and investors are not active in trading such coins, despite the more or less visible potential of the project.

[AmoreJaz]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

I add one reason:
because the circulation of tokens at the beginning of trading is very large, the tokens that I mean here are in addition to investor tokens, sometimes there are teams that do not lock advisory tokens, partners, or other allocations, so many free tokens are circulating. and the demand is small

Guys, I want to express my opinion on those free tokens that you are talking about, because you can take as an example those companies that block tokens after distributing rewards for air drops or Bounty companies.  Therefore, these tokens do not affect pricing after listing.  And as a result, prices still fall several times.  I believe that in some cases, developers unreasonably inflate the prices of their tokens, the value of which is completely different.  That is why both traders and investors are not active in trading such coins, despite the more or less visible potential of the project.

i like the first point of the op - "the coin or token has no real value". this is the major reason why a certain coin cant stop the continuous decline of its price once listed. if those sellers believe that this coin will be valuable in the future, they will not sell their share for pennies!
 we have witnessed countless times that when a coin plunges, very rare that it can recover even half of its initial price. for those that who dont want to wait for nothing, they will just sell their holdings even at cheap prices. you cant blame them. they dont want to lose all their investments.
those free tokens that the team distributed, should have no significant impact as the percentage is very small as compared to their total supply. should not even think that they will dictate the fate of the project!

[mandor]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

and besides that coins or tokens are listed in bad exchange and I often see that happening on a project. I also agree with some of the reasons you say because that makes the price of coins in the market fall after listing. some people get coins from airdrop directly sell them because they get them for free without hard work so price drop after listing on exchange.

[nira09]

i like the first point of the op - "the coin or token has no real value". this is the major reason why a certain coin cant stop the continuous decline of its price once listed. if those sellers believe that this coin will be valuable in the future, they will not sell their share for pennies!
 we have witnessed countless times that when a coin plunges, very rare that it can recover even half of its initial price. for those that who dont want to wait for nothing, they will just sell their holdings even at cheap prices. you cant blame them. they dont want to lose all their investments.
those free tokens that the team distributed, should have no significant impact as the percentage is very small as compared to their total supply. should not even think that they will dictate the fate of the project!

yes, the point is very simple, but it contains many reasons, every coin that has no real value has its own reasons and if discussed one by one, it will take a lot of time.

[Ararbermas]

Its because of being have low demand that's why the prices going down after listing.  But you know its just normal scenario and it doesn't mean it last afterwards and will not go further . Because it's still have a potential to gain value wherein depends on the performance of the team behind also.  So you better pick wisely and make sure the team behind are very professional to assure everything will be fine no matter what happen.

[tarable]

Its because of being have low demand that's why the prices going down after listing.  But you know its just normal scenario and it doesn't mean it last afterwards and will not go further . Because it's still have a potential to gain value wherein depends on the performance of the team behind also.  So you better pick wisely and make sure the team behind are very professional to assure everything will be fine no matter what happen.

If from my point of view it might be a little different, but I agree with what you say. The main thing in doing this is to not be in a hurry and also not to be too tempted by the offers or promises of each of their teams.
Keep in mind that not all coins are down after listing exchange, there are also those that exceed the price at ICO.

[Farma]

Its because of being have low demand that's why the prices going down after listing.  But you know its just normal scenario and it doesn't mean it last afterwards and will not go further . Because it's still have a potential to gain value wherein depends on the performance of the team behind also.  So you better pick wisely and make sure the team behind are very professional to assure everything will be fine no matter what happen.

the low demand is indeed one important point why a new coin is easy enough to go down. sometimes almost everyone who is interested in the project has invested in the ICO / IEO. so, there will be no new requests when they enter the market so that it makes no walls volume in the market.

The small volume is also one of the reasons for the price of new coins to fall. in this case, the team's strategy is needed to create a wall on sell orders so that when many people sell their tokens, prices don't dump so far.

[binhvo1505]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

The biggest reason is that the token has no value. I see there are projects that only pay for bounty or airdrop about 0.5% - 1% of the total token sale. Although their token sale is more than 50% of the total supply, until the price plummets, do they blame bounty hunters?
In fact, the problem lies with the team, they do not want to support the acquisition of tokens, so the price falls free.

[Jpti]

This is partly true. Crypto projects give away huge amounts of tokens for free through bounty campaigns and airdrops just to advertise their product. But the story does end here. The big picture is different. Crypto projects give high amount of bonus during pre sale or ICO or IEO. So investors sell off tokens just to get quick bucks right after hitting exchanges.

[OliviaS]

This is partly true. Crypto projects give away huge amounts of tokens for free through bounty campaigns and airdrops just to advertise their product. But the story does end here. The big picture is different. Crypto projects give high amount of bonus during pre sale or ICO or IEO. So investors sell off tokens just to get quick bucks right after hitting exchanges.

In fact, this is the main reason for the price reduction. Participants in the bounty and airdrop have almost no effect on the price, since they are paid very small amounts. The whole problem is the huge bonuses that are given to investors.
But this is not the main problem. The main problem is the lack of good projects. Naturally, unpromising projects will immediately depreciate.

[Deborah Christine]

Truth.
Basically the first factor.
If the asset were of fundamental value, then all bounty hunters or airdropers would not destroy the price by 90%.
But everyone wants fast money here and now.

I do not agree if you said that bounty hunter destroys prices. Allocation for bounties for each project is only a few percent of the total number of coins. There has never been a project that allocated for bounties greater than the number of coins. The price of coins falls when they enter the market is not caused by bounty hunters who sell their coins. But more than the project itself. Unfavorable development and lack of demand for the coins in the market.

[Peterdav]

Many factor can make token price fall after listing, token has no value is the main factor and big bonuses in tokensale is another factor can make token price fall.

[bozo333]

If commonly we think also we can find that users are contributing their money to get the returns as a profit. You cannot surely say that most of the project will sustain for long time. So in the time of the listing itself at least 75 percentage of the people sell their tokens or coins.

We need think about the best altcoins and invest on that to make the profit.

[Taskford]

Truth.
Basically the first factor.
If the asset were of fundamental value, then all bounty hunters or airdropers would not destroy the price by 90%.
But everyone wants fast money here and now.

I do not agree if you said that bounty hunter destroys prices. Allocation for bounties for each project is only a few percent of the total number of coins. There has never been a project that allocated for bounties greater than the number of coins. The price of coins falls when they enter the market is not caused by bounty hunters who sell their coins. But more than the project itself. Unfavorable development and lack of demand for the coins in the market.

Actually in certain factors it affects the price since bounties are been released to the participant in bulk and almost all of the hunters are dumping their coins immediately that's why we can see the price dump, But actually all of this still depends on developers since if they don't support there token/coin then it will dump.

[yazher]

The only reason why I think this happened to some tokens/coins is their lack of liquidity, most of the bounty that I joined doesn't have a Plan B when things are not happening according to what they planned. the late distribution of bounty rewards will help a lot, because base on my research, we can see that delaying the rewards of the bounty participants will stop the tokens/coins from falling to the bottom.

mostly, when those new tokens/coins are listed on exchanges a swarm of bounty participants will immediately dump their tokens/coins we cannot blame them because those tokens/coins now belong to them.

If they can just list their coins to more exchanges before distributing it, they can prolong their tokens/coins life before they can release new updates with their tokens/coins. in that way, the price will not fall down. instead, it will ride the waves and stay alive in the future.

[nabilapimpo]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

During this time I experienced the influence of sales price changes from Bounty Hunter token sales. However, if they have good marketing and a good development a sharp decline will not happen. The selling value of definite coins after the decline will rise.

Many projects even now restrict bounty hunters from selling tokens by giving tokens after the project is completed gradually. This kind of way is often done even after tokens are listed on the exchange, cannot be sold directly and they lock them so the price can continue to stabilize.

[Taskford]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

During this time I experienced the influence of sales price changes from Bounty Hunter token sales. However, if they have good marketing and a good development a sharp decline will not happen. The selling value of definite coins after the decline will rise.

Many projects even now restrict bounty hunters from selling tokens by giving tokens after the project is completed gradually. This kind of way is often done even after tokens are listed on the exchange, cannot be sold directly and they lock them so the price can continue to stabilize.

I'm little bit off with that suggestion since hunters should pay what they deserve and if devs don't want there token price to get dump then they should support it and do some buybacks or whatever strategy just to maintain there token price, I really saw those great project up way back on year 2017 where new alts came pretty strong but now almost all new comers are totally bullshit where there is no clear indicator if they will stay since mostly all are scams.

[seleme]

We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin  free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?

During this time I experienced the influence of sales price changes from Bounty Hunter token sales. However, if they have good marketing and a good development a sharp decline will not happen. The selling value of definite coins after the decline will rise.

Many projects even now restrict bounty hunters from selling tokens by giving tokens after the project is completed gradually. This kind of way is often done even after tokens are listed on the exchange, cannot be sold directly and they lock them so the price can continue to stabilize.

I'm little bit off with that suggestion since hunters should pay what they deserve and if devs don't want there token price to get dump then they should support it and do some buybacks or whatever strategy just to maintain there token price, I really saw those great project up way back on year 2017 where new alts came pretty strong but now almost all new comers are totally bullshit where there is no clear indicator if they will stay since mostly all are scams.

Buyback model bounty campaigns don't solve the problem, it creates more problems from my expertise on so campaigns. Token price is not issue on the scam projects, the team of the scam projects always delay the bounty reward distribution and they never announce the exchange listing as they promised at the first stages of the ICO. The bounty hunters are deceived by both bounty managers and teams, I don't blame the bounty hunters for the before-mentioned reasons. Great projects never do make such problems and they pay as they develop their project. The problems start after the end of the bounty campaigns and the dump follows in the exchange listing time. Altcoins are more than 2500 according to the Coinmarketcap, just a small portion of these altcoins are useful for the crypto society.