Why price down after listing in exchanges

[kotwica666]

If I'm not wrong, with most cases the price drop once after the listing on exchanges were mostly due to the decisions from the investors. If the projects weren't provided with proper funding and not listed to the right exchanges there will be continued drop in the value. In some cases it will be manipulated by the investors holding large volume. So there isn't any perfect reason for the price drop once after listing on exchanges.

If investors sell tokens bought during ICO immediately after listing on exchanges, it means that they bought tokens only for speculation and not because of the real value of the project. The project gains value only when it starts to realize the planned goals. This usually happens after a few to several months. Unfortunately, but often because of the wrong decisions of developers who give high bonuses to attract investors, the price at the beginning drops very rapidly.

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[TemTum]

Look at projects that have working mainnets, deliver their milestones all before launch, then continue too after launch

TemTum launched on coinall nearly a year ago - gone 3x and just added liquid exchange and still stable and increasing !

Pick projects on results and technology than hype

[leea-1334]

Bounty Hunter seems to only work to make people aware of a project. and for the next step, it is indeed the task of marketing projects that will have an important work of an investor investing or not.

Not in my experience however,,, most bounty hunters are just spamming and broadcasting on social media to the same group of followers. So there are actually no new people being aware. In fact, because of the style the hunters spam, new people might even see the project being promoted as a scam.

[fourpiece]

Investors should be blame on why price of a coin down after listing it on exchange because they want immediate profit and then buy back when they knew the price hits its bottom.  Or another thing is the coin is a shitcoin ,it is also one reason why a coin price dump when hits exchange

[YinShuiSiYuan]

Investors should be blame on why price of a coin down after listing it on exchange because they want immediate profit and then buy back when they knew the price hits its bottom.  Or another thing is the coin is a shitcoin ,it is also one reason why a coin price dump when hits exchange

Usually, if the project is weak, it fails to enter the exchange, because it is not able to collect even a softacap. If the project is good enough to raise the necessary funds for its development, then investors should not sell tokens immediately after entering the exchange, because they should know that startups need time to increase their value. I think there is no one reason why this happens. Most likely, this situation occurs through a combination of developer errors in giving away free tokens and incorrect assessment of investors.

[diazepam666]

Investors should be blame on why price of a coin down after listing it on exchange because they want immediate profit and then buy back when they knew the price hits its bottom.  Or another thing is the coin is a shitcoin ,it is also one reason why a coin price dump when hits exchange

You are right about the decreased value of coin which has been listed on the various exchanges. The general market sentiment affects badly during exchange listing, shitcoins have started this journey with 0-1 score.

Getting listed in various exchanges are not a matter. Is the project plan to list the the shit exchanges which doesn't have any volume for BTC or top cryptocurrency then definitely it will sink for sure in price aspects.
For those reasons project should list the the tokens in Big exchanges and they should be ready to spare their money to get it listed.

[joeperry]

You are exactly correct the first thing is that the number of users that received the payment for their bounty or advertisement program will sell all their tokens at any prices since they want an assurance that their works will be paid at any cost of amount, second thing is that probably the project is a disaster (But some of them have a working platform) a third reason I think is that many investors sets a buying price at low price to have a discounted price of the coin and the bounty hunters will probably accept that price since they want payment assurance.

[YinShuiSiYuan]

Investors should be blame on why price of a coin down after listing it on exchange because they want immediate profit and then buy back when they knew the price hits its bottom.  Or another thing is the coin is a shitcoin ,it is also one reason why a coin price dump when hits exchange

You are right about the decreased value of coin which has been listed on the various exchanges. The general market sentiment affects badly during exchange listing, shitcoins have started this journey with 0-1 score.

Getting listed in various exchanges are not a matter. Is the project plan to list the the shit exchanges which doesn't have any volume for BTC or top cryptocurrency then definitely it will sink for sure in price aspects.
For those reasons project should list the the tokens in Big exchanges and they should be ready to spare their money to get it listed.

Unfortunately, but if the project does not have huge funds, to be listed on big exchanges (because these are very high costs), it should not happen that its price only decreases. I am not saying that this is not the reason, however investors should not react negatively. It is often the case that the team prefers to spend money on project development rather than on exchange. And this should be seen as positive and responsible behavior.

[neokripto]

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?

Do not forget about such a simple reason as pumping a coin, this is a “feature” of the cryptocurrency market, it uses exchange mechanisms and trading bots.

[wxxyrqa]

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?

Do not forget about such a simple reason as pumping a coin, this is a “feature” of the cryptocurrency market, it uses exchange mechanisms and trading bots.

In any case, there are such projects that try to control the price of their coins and they succeed.  Although I don’t know where this path of manual regulation of the market price will lead, since this applies primarily to new cryptocurrency exchanges.  As an example, I can cite the BCNEX project, where for quite a long time their coin has been at the price level of $ 0.12.

[wheelz1200]

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 usually a case of the ponzi structure for most.  There generally is no point for all these coins so yes they go up a little bit based on people initially seeing if they can make profit but once the sell off comes it's a true bank run everytime and nobody wants to be left holding a pointless bag. 

[WannaCry]

when a coin goes to exchange, it suddenly loses the value because of the so called dumpers   .. but we cannot blame them as they invest their money on that project.

[TastyChillySauce00]

when a coin goes to exchange, it suddenly loses the value because of the so called dumpers   .. but we cannot blame them as they invest their money on that project.

Where the dumpers get a lot of coins and they were getting it from the big bonus that already offered by the team. this will never happen if the team was not offering a huge bonus and provide the liquidity, The fact when the majority of developers can't provide good liquidity for their coins and they have started to abandon their own coin.

[Japinat]

when a coin goes to exchange, it suddenly loses the value because of the so called dumpers   .. but we cannot blame them as they invest their money on that project.

Where the dumpers get a lot of coins and they were getting it from the big bonus that already offered by the team. this will never happen if the team was not offering a huge bonus and provide the liquidity, The fact when the majority of developers can't provide good liquidity for their coins and they have started to abandon their own coin.

The word abandon is really bad to hear for investors, I mean we trust them with our money, we finance their idea but in the end they'll just abandon it.
It's tantamount to scamming investors and there should be a strict regulation watching this kind of people taking advantage the poor investors who are hoping to get good return by risking money.

[fullhdpixel]

As everyone mentioned, it is people who invested early for cheaper prices and they want to sell higher or at least basically sell at any cost to get out, that is the gist of it.

However, one more thing that gets attention is the lack of buyers because of the cheaper investments earlier. Think about it, there is a coin that you can buy with 30% "discount" for literally a whole month if you want to, doesn't guarantee that price will stay like that but it will start selling at those levels first then it will go down the more people buys, but it is still a cheaper price than you can buy from the market when it first starts.

So that means, people who are willing to buy already buys when it is "cheaper" and when it gets listed there are no more buyers left, all the buyers basically bought when it was cheap, which means there is only sellers on the market as soon as it gets listed up until a point.

[Furryball]

Those coins that losses value after listing on exchanges aren't good enough, if a coin offers something irresistible for investors the price will keep growing, take a look at Tokoin and Temtum, these new projects are good enough that they can withstand and incoming storm

[mdzahed134]

Bounty Hunter seems to only work to make people aware of a project. and for the next step, it is indeed the task of marketing projects that will have an important work of an investor investing or not.

Not in my experience however,,, most bounty hunters are just spamming and broadcasting on social media to the same group of followers. So there are actually no new people being aware. In fact, because of the style the hunters spam, new people might even see the project being promoted as a scam.

Absolutely right in the way of bounty hunters promotion is not good effective and aware to newbies about scam projects promotion. Even most of the hunters social platform accounts are flooded in the fake followers. Price dropped is happened for team fault why they offered huge discount which can threatened for the whole project liquidity. I don’t blame hunters and investors.                      

[Viscore]

Those coins that losses value after listing on exchanges aren't good enough, if a coin offers something irresistible for investors the price will keep growing, take a look at Tokoin and Temtum, these new projects are good enough that they can withstand and incoming storm

There's only few of them, majority of the coins suffered when listed in an exchange during the bear market because people fear and when investors dump their coins, the more the value will drop lower. Imagine when you are investing worth $1,000 but when you the coin is listed in an exchange people dump and you'll be in shock with the value of your coin to worth $100 only, it doesn't look good but it's happening.

[lienfaye]

As everyone mentioned, it is people who invested early for cheaper prices and they want to sell higher or at least basically sell at any cost to get out, that is the gist of it.

Because for investors the most important thing if you invest is to gain from it, their less concern is the potential of the coins/tokens.

So if there's a chance to take profit they will sell immediately.

Well its quite common and we cant blame those investors because they are just doing what they think is best for their investment.

[Mahanton]

As everyone mentioned, it is people who invested early for cheaper prices and they want to sell higher or at least basically sell at any cost to get out, that is the gist of it.

Because for investors the most important thing if you invest is to gain from it, their less concern is the potential of the coins/tokens.

So if there's a chance to take profit they will sell immediately.

Well its quite common and we cant blame those investors because they are just doing what they think is best for their investment.

If you are an investor for sure the thing first comes on your mind is to make money out of your investment and its just normal for us to take those instant or early steps
to sell out when we do able to see some opportunity.

No surprise for price to be dumped after it gets listed. Only good projects or coins would able to recover on such dump and even top or good ones do experience such price decrease
depending on the market condition.