Getting Listed On Exchanges

[Jessica Ruder]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

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[asriloni]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

that depends on the agreement between the token creator and the exchange site. Sometimes, the exchange site try to take a small allocation as a listing fees but in another case the exchange site needs to be paid with the native coin.
The exchange site with get the coin.

[TravelMug]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

that depends on the agreement between the token creator and the exchange site. Sometimes, the exchange site try to take a small allocation as a listing fees but in another case the exchange site needs to be paid with the native coin.
The exchange site with get the coin.

Yep, that's its, depends on your agreement with the exchanges.

But I'm under the impressions that top tier sites requires to be paid upfront in BTC, but there could be mid-tier exchanges that are willing to accept your tokens. That's why majority of the projects chooses not known exchanges to get their coins listed specially if they haven't reach their hard cap.

If you have a budget then I would say go for top exchanges so that your coins/token will get maximum exposure.

[bitgoldpanther1978]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

If your token get listed on the exchange site platform it means you have a privilege to sell your coin anytime you want. Now about the qery you wanna about it, perhaps this is between the owner or the creator of the token and exchange to discuss it. Just all I know as an individual trader we are free to do anything in the platform whether you have the coins or you want to buy coins in the platform. 

[chmod755]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

Depends on which exchange and which kind pf agreement you did, some exchanges charge a few BTC/USD to list a coin/token and some exchanges just make an agreement for tokens and volume in order to list your coin on there, some exchanges don't ask anything, for tokens, there are a few DEX exchanges where you can list without doing anything.
If you need to provide liquidity maybe earlier investors can sell, if no one has tokens so you won't need to worry about that.

[Kotone]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

Im quite confuse with the question. Requiring you to send relative amount of tokens is not necessary except with the minimum required for you to be able to send tokens. The money will goes to the one execute an order of your sell. Thats how trading works. I assume you are newbie that dont have experince yet on trading? But dont let it confuse you. There are plenty of guides about trading online be sure to use Google search engine to find out any hint for this.

[JaoBadjap]

Its up to the exchange on what are the terms they are going to offer to the said coin,
most top exchange requires an amount of the said coin
and a payment of major crypto upfront before getting listed.

[Nalbo]

There are different policy for different exchanges. The liquidity is brought by buyers and sellers. Even if your coins get listed (paid listing), they don't guarantee you an open buy and sell order and you can have one or both of them empty if not enough users are trading.

[Midy]

I think your answers have been answered by friends from the post before me, so it all depends on the outcome of the agreement between the token creator and the exchange site, because if there is no profit then the exchange site also does not want to work with the token creator

[fortunecrypto]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

If it's a token you created you need to pay for a listing fee, every exchange has a different rules, some of them ask for your token to be deposited in their exchange they get a profit from those token once traded of course as the owner of the token you are allowed to dump your token here, which the developers are abusing.

[mersal]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

AFAIK, the fee will be on bitcoin not on their own tokens and also exchanges have some criteria to list a token into their exchange.I don't think any token will be given to exchanges directly, maybe like a refundable deposit until it gets enough trading volume.

[jessyj48]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

It's all about the agreement between the project team and the exchange, for example binance exchange requires that the team buy some amount of BNB tokens, their job is to make volume available, with top exchanges their will always be buyers available, that's why top exchanges are the best choice

[Harriti]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

there will not be any exchange requires you to send a large number of your tokens for them both, if it is a scam and stay away from that person out. Most exchanges will limit the lowest to about $ 1. This means that the value of the total token you want to deposit must be over $ 1 to make a deposit.

[bakasabo]

It's all about the agreement between the project team and the exchange, for example binance exchange requires that the team buy some amount of BNB tokens, their job is to make volume available, with top exchanges their will always be buyers available, that's why top exchanges are the best choice

It is mentioned, that Binance DEX charges a standard flat listing fee of 1,000 BNB, but listing price on Binance exchange is individual. In the same article it is mentioned that Binance charges $250,000 for an alt to be listed for 1 year, as well as charged $2,600,000 other altcoin for being listed. Also you can won voting and get listed for free. So there is no fix price for listing on Binance, everything depends on the projects.

[Stanlo]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

That's between the exchange and the projects team, this question should be asked from exchanges if you are looking to get your token or coin listed. You won't get the right answer from members on here, though the requirements of exchanges are different from one to another

[target]

I thought they need to pay for the listing more than just the tokens for liquidity. Some team reason out they are not up to spend thousands for the listing  to an exchange because the exchange require them to pay up to 3BTC and tokens for liquidity.

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

Depends on which exchange and which kind pf agreement you did, some exchanges charge a few BTC/USD to list a coin/token and some exchanges just make an agreement for tokens and volume in order to list your coin on there, some exchanges don't ask anything, for tokens, there are a few DEX exchanges where you can list without doing anything.
If you need to provide liquidity maybe earlier investors can sell, if no one has tokens so you won't need to worry about that.

Any team can list their token in ViteX DEX by themselves since it has an opensource protocol. The only that it needs is the coin/token to have a gateway. That's what I learned in a discussion in their telegram.

[$anounimus$]

Of course, this is related to your plan about the agreements and commitments you make with these parties. there may be certain restrictions that they provide so that you can only enter the top, middle or bottom level.

In my opinion, the better you place it, the faster your plan will be realized. we need a place to introduce your material coins / tokens to people who need them.

[rodskee]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

that depends on the agreement between the token creator and the exchange site. Sometimes, the exchange site try to take a small allocation as a listing fees but in another case the exchange site needs to be paid with the native coin.
The exchange site with get the coin.

Yep, that's its, depends on your agreement with the exchanges.

But I'm under the impressions that top tier sites requires to be paid upfront in BTC, but there could be mid-tier
 exchanges that are willing to accept your tokens. That's why majority of the projects
chooses not known exchanges to get their coins listed specially
 if they haven't reach their hard cap.

If you have a budget then I would say go for top exchanges so that your coins/token will get maximum exposure.

According to the most thread that i come across in this forum,Big and trusted exchange like binance and okex usually accept payments in Bitcoin (but of course there might be agreement outside the policy since this is not public data0 but mostly Bitcoin transaction is what used.

Of course, this is related to your plan about the agreements and commitments you make with these parties. there may be certain restrictions that they provide so that you can only enter the top, middle or bottom level.

In my opinion, the better you place it, the faster your plan will be realized. we need a place to introduce your material coins / tokens to people who need them.

Even how big exchange you got to put your token/coins but if the team is not that eager and aggressive in
 progressing their project then nothing will come good instead it will only become failure.

So the best way is to use all the platform who can give advertising and popularization about the project and
 also must have product to make sure the legitimacy of the team and project.

[TastyChillySauce00]

It varies depending on exchange but for most of the time they demands fee either in form of money or if they see potential in your project they will demand tokens instead. there are also some requirement if you want to get listed into most reputable exchange. After getting listed though you will need to maintain the trading volume of your coin by keeping the project alive otherwise it'll get delisted .

[CuriousGeorge]

How does it work when you get your token listed on an exchange. Does the exchange require you give them a large amount of your tokens so they have liquidity? Who gets the money when they're selling them?

That's between the exchange and the projects team, this question should be asked from exchanges if you are looking to get your token or coin listed. You won't get the right answer from members on here, though the requirements of exchanges are different from one to another

The exchange site will never try to reveal the agreement between its party and the token developer. We know that from some people from the ico team who have spread the clue about that but if you are asking the exchange site and you will never get the answer.