Why price down after listing in exchanges

[googs84]

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

The reason for the same is free distribution of coins by the projects. When distributing coins as free air-drops what do they expect, coin will become like Bitcoin? Projects must treat their coin with some respect and try adding premium to it so that the value of coin boom once it listed on exchange.

[febriyana]

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

Yess...
also that coin don't have value at all, maybe they get from airdrop. So they will sell it, they don't care the coin is good or not in the future.
The developer in the next must try make it like exclusive edition not like oxygen, everyone can get it for free.

[Yamifoud]

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

Yess...
also that coin don't have value at all, maybe they get from airdrop. So they will sell it, they don't care the coin is good or not in the future.
The developer in the next must try make it like exclusive edition not like oxygen, everyone can get it for free.

It was supposed to be like that but somehow, some of the developers are too greedy to think about more, more money to come rather than of creating a project that could help the entire crypto community. More project becomes devalued because there totally nothing but just garbage. We have flooded already with those projects and with the existence of IEO project will lessen the scamming ICO projects in the future.

[zeze18]

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?

Because all people that got the ieo tokens directly sell all their tokens in higer price.
People who buy it will regret in a week or more because the tokens is unwanted, people are aiming for the next IEO.
So for me, IEO is not good for a new project, people are just want quick profits

[Andrews193]

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?

Because all people that got the ieo tokens directly sell all their tokens in higer price.
People who buy it will regret in a week or more because the tokens is unwanted, people are aiming for the next IEO.
So for me, IEO is not good for a new project, people are just want quick profits

Although you may feel that IEO is not good for new projects when people are only interested in the returns they get when the project is listed but even if you are not happy about it, you should still accept this as a way for the market to grow, shift and balance, if IEO does not happen to new projects, projects will be very retarded, investors will lose interest, a dead market will quietly appear. The price reduction can only be said that the project lacks potential and manpower, it is only recognized as potential when it maintains its market position.

[Genemind]

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?

It's true. Most people who got coins from an IEO sell their parts right away in exchange of coins with higher potential like Bitcoin and Ethereum. I guess they have learned from their experiences because new coins drop their price easily so holding it would only result in losses. Most people who join IEOs and ICOs or even investors are now afraid to hold new coins and that's the reality. So new projects must attract and provide an assurance of having a good gain to their investors.

[mdzahed134]

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?

High discounts in the presale

NO development after the token sale

Are the two main reasons why the prices getting dumped once its listed on exchanges.

I think not only those two factor is main reasons to price down in the behind. Pre-sell bonus will offers all of the projects but over bonus is something affected for the price. Bounty pool is another big reason for price dropp because hunters always try to sell first because most of them panic seller. If coin will be added in the low quality exchanges definitely this is one of the other big reason.     

[artdor]

It seems to me that the price drop after the listing is due to the fact that no one believes in the value of coins in the future, since every investor, as well as the Bounty Hunter, only plans to make money on a certain project, and few people worry about the future of this company.  Recently, a lot of companies have announced that their tokens that they issued do not have a practical purpose.  Therefore, everyone is trying to get rid of these coins as soon as possible.

In fact, a drop in prices occurs because there are more sellers than buyers. Who sells in such cases? As a rule, these are bountists, airdroppers, as well as large holders. Usually usually bought by other traders and the exchange.

[liuqi]

It seems to me that the price drop after the listing is due to the fact that no one believes in the value of coins in the future, since every investor, as well as the Bounty Hunter, only plans to make money on a certain project, and few people worry about the future of this company.  Recently, a lot of companies have announced that their tokens that they issued do not have a practical purpose.  Therefore, everyone is trying to get rid of these coins as soon as possible.

In fact, a drop in prices occurs because there are more sellers than buyers. Who sells in such cases? As a rule, these are bountists, airdroppers, as well as large holders. Usually usually bought by other traders and the exchange.

Actually at the time of listing you will find more number of buying than selling. Investors are huge in numbers at the time of sale but when it is getting listed you will find buyers in very less numbers.

So if you are wise, please sell the tokens as soon as possible to make returns in a proper way.

[artdor]

It seems to me that the price drop after the listing is due to the fact that no one believes in the value of coins in the future, since every investor, as well as the Bounty Hunter, only plans to make money on a certain project, and few people worry about the future of this company.  Recently, a lot of companies have announced that their tokens that they issued do not have a practical purpose.  Therefore, everyone is trying to get rid of these coins as soon as possible.

In fact, a drop in prices occurs because there are more sellers than buyers. Who sells in such cases? As a rule, these are bountists, airdroppers, as well as large holders. Usually usually bought by other traders and the exchange.

Actually at the time of listing you will find more number of buying than selling. Investors are huge in numbers at the time of sale but when it is getting listed you will find buyers in very less numbers.

So if you are wise, please sell the tokens as soon as possible to make returns in a proper way.

It’s too late to sell anything. I became a holder. Now my altcoins are worth a penny, most likely they will all die and I will never get rid of them. It is unfortunate that at the time of 2018 I did not understand this.

[CuriousGeorge]

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

Less? you know nothing about that and you need more education. Less liquidity in the market create a big spread between the buy and sell order. When someone wanna sell his coin but there is not a lot of order in the market and that guy will create a big dump caused by the big gap on the buy order site doesn't enough to cover the amounts that will be dumped by the guy.

[jaocoincrypto18]

Some participants are no longer appreciated the beauty of the commodity of the project but they are all for sure earnings that is why they will join the project in which not because of the platform or the beauty of the product but they are on the huge bonuses offered during sales and dump then quickly after the unlock in the exchanges.

[Shasha80]

Because everyone wants quick profits, so when coin listings are exchanged, people will compete to sell coins he holds. Automatically
the price will go down because the price is dumped, and coins that do not have strong fundamentals will become shit coin. But I will
not blame anyone for this, because everyone has the freedom to do what considered correct. The fact is people will not care about
the future of the new coin listing, including the holders. What is in everyone's mind is just profit.

[goto22]

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?

Pretty much. Hype makes the price go high. As soon as the dust settles, those prices fall like rocks. That's why I don't particularly like investing in altcoins, at all. Maybe a handful, but definitely not more than that.

[artdor]

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?

Pretty much. Hype makes the price go high. As soon as the dust settles, those prices fall like rocks. That's why I don't particularly like investing in altcoins, at all. Maybe a handful, but definitely not more than that.

But what about the X? Everyone goes for altcoins to make many X and earn Bitcoin or ETH. You need to buy only when the price has settled already and the bottom will be visible.

[ongkok87]

The main thing is certainly due to the huge bonus when the sale resulted in a decrease in the price of the new Altcoin listing and should be during the initial listing period when having a bounty dev campaign must hold the bounty to be shared gradually or other solutions so that this also does not trigger the decline deeper prices

[htsy585]

The main thing is certainly due to the huge bonus when the sale resulted in a decrease in the price of the new Altcoin listing and should be during the initial listing period when having a bounty dev campaign must hold the bounty to be shared gradually or other solutions so that this also does not trigger the decline deeper prices

Seems the effects of these bonuses to seed investors, private sale, pre-sale and ICO/IEO investors largely go unnoticed. Assuming the team didn't dump and no airdop or bounty distribution was done after listing, it's either bonus holders have dumped or the who community are dumping due to FUD

[jostorres]

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

I dint think any investor would want to sell lesser than what he bought because that is foolishness to have even invested in the first pace and I think that it is profit that usually driver majority of them to quickly dump their coin, and you know that it is first come first serve, and virtually most people that participate in ICO now wants to just do so for a short term purpose, so you see virtually all the investors that has bought at ICO price immediately go on sell the moment it enters an exchange.

It was in the past that investors used to be encouraged to stay with a project for a very long time, but they also started dumping their coin after we realized that there are some projects too that the developer will purposely dump unsold token on the market just to get rid of the projects, thereby crashing the price.

[Google+]

this is usually the influence of bounty campaigns who sell their coins at low prices and eventually make prices fall as you say, but usually not everything is like that and usually influenced by platforms that are developed not so good so it makes the price of newly registered coins fall quickly.

[radjie]

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?

yes, most people sell their tokens after the coins are distributed so that it can affect the decline in the market price of the coin itself. in addition, there are other reasons that cause a decrease in the value of a coin because someone intentionally made a purchase in a large enough amount at the lowest price and usually it is done by the project team itself to be able to play the price