Only good coins are listed on top exchange?

[zhangranga88]

That's absolutely true. However, when it comes to investment decisions, just being listed on major exchanges is not sufficient. It's indeed an important factor, but not the sole determinant. To delve deeper into the significance of listings on Centralized Exchanges (CEX), many projects start by listing on smaller CEXs and then proceed to get listed on larger ones. This happens because they have a strong development team and a well-functioning product. Consequently, new investment funds may push a project to be listed on larger CEXs. But to keep track of such projects effectively, you need to invest a significant amount of time into monitoring them.

[AakZaki]

TRUE, a few major exchanges as like Binance,OkEx,Kucoin they will never listing random coins, you know if a project will apply to list in the Binance i think they will research and investigate over months, listing fees is huge but Binance will tell you which is listable or not, a bad project can't be listed even if they have enough money for listing fee. So people’s trust those exchanges launchpad/listing projects.

What about the PEPE coin, FLOKI which doesn't even have any utility and is listed on Binance. They had a lot of money and at that time the memecoin hype was quite extraordinary and PEPE coin became the most successful meme coin with hundreds of millions in volume so it could enter Binance. If it's just a meme coin that doesn't have a large volume, it won't be noticed. Months of research are usually only for coins that really have good utility and innovation. There are many new coins with quite good utility and they are constantly being developed.

[Xxmodded]

What about the PEPE coin, FLOKI which doesn't even have any utility and is listed on Binance. They had a lot of money and at that time the memecoin hype was quite extraordinary and PEPE coin became the most successful meme coin with hundreds of millions in volume so it could enter Binance. If it's just a meme coin that doesn't have a large volume, it won't be noticed. Months of research are usually only for coins that really have good utility and innovation. There are many new coins with quite good utility and they are constantly being developed.

There are not only good coins listed on top exchange but also depend with how much commission fee for listing pay by bad or good coins if want list there, Pepe and Floki success listed on top exchange are they categories as good coins? I don't think with shit or meme are good coins because many time price drop drastically and hype moment only make shit coins keep existing on the top exchange. Seems not for longer time several shit coins will delist from top exchange depend their volume transaction supply and how possibility with consistent huge volume transaction. All coins listed on top exchange market not depending with coin reputation but also more technical with fees listing payment only and exchange won't list coins with cheapest fees.

[o48o]

No way
The listing fees of the best exchanges are huge, so any project can be listed for money and it is not the best coin for that.
Moreover one should not rush to invest after seeing the listing on a good exchange because the development of the project will be more dependent on an investor.

There are many coins that get delisted from good exchanges because their volume decreases and investors decrease, the main reason being poor development progress.

I guess it all comes to the definition of what do you see as a "good coin". Most good coins have raised enough money to get listed, and they peak the interest of the people, who are deciding who can list and whom can not.

But obviously it's not a mark of a "good coin" to get listed on top exchanges. Even bitconnect was listed on them, while most of the people saw right trough that. Same as LUNA, and tokens can have worst possoble fundamentals while no one can see the flaws, just like with FTX, which as well was listed to top exchanges. And there were numerous others during my years in crypto. And i can remember just a fraction of them.

[JeffBrad12]

That's absolutely true. However, when it comes to investment decisions, just being listed on major exchanges is not sufficient. It's indeed an important factor, but not the sole determinant. To delve deeper into the significance of listings on Centralized Exchanges (CEX), many projects start by listing on smaller CEXs and then proceed to get listed on larger ones. This happens because they have a strong development team and a well-functioning product. Consequently, new investment funds may push a project to be listed on larger CEXs. But to keep track of such projects effectively, you need to invest a significant amount of time into monitoring them.

right now i think things has changed, good project didn't start out with small exchange listing, they just outright getting partnership with the reputed investment lab and venture capital also getting listed day 1 in one of the biggest exchange, meanwhile the coin that got listed in small exchange hardly ever climb up to get listed in bigger exchange and usually get reputation tarnished by getting listed that "small" exchange.
therefore its not really project should start out from the very bottom.
just one good idea and innovation already set them up so long they got connection from the reputed venture capital.

[strunberg]

There are many coins that get delisted from good exchanges because their volume decreases and investors decrease, the main reason being poor development progress.

When the coin has sufficient market capitalization and sufficient trading volume, it will be listed on top exchanges.  They are also business people.  The company profits obtained are also a consideration before registering a coin.  The point I mean here is, all exchanges will of course include the top 30 in their exchange, but the problem is coins below the top 30. Because the difference in coins listed by each exchange is there.  Examples like PEPE are listed on almost all exchanges but in reality they are not good projects.  Currently the price has fallen far from their stated expectations.

[EFS]

What about the PEPE coin, FLOKI which doesn't even have any utility and is listed on Binance.

Binance listed them because of their hype. Binance is a good business that use good opportunities. They don't need to directly get money to list any token, if the hype is good and coin have potential to make high volumes, exchange list them and get good amount of trading fee. It also brings more attraction to the exchange, so listing with fee isn't the only way to make money for exchanges.

[dansus021]

The small exchange listing fee is a whopping 20K USD so I do agree with you but some of it had a lower fee for lower-grade CEX like Hotbit which is already out of business now. most of the projects can listed on a big exchange I think the listing fee could be 50K more per token/coin.

Some of it dont require listing fee when the project already big like Cardano Ethereum or Bitcoin because it already top 10 of marketcap you listed them you can start generated profit from it.

or just like EFs said that pepe and other memecoin listed because the hype

[Dr.Osh]

What about the PEPE coin, FLOKI which doesn't even have any utility and is listed on Binance.

Binance listed them because of their hype. Binance is a good business that use good opportunities. They don't need to directly get money to list any token, if the hype is good and coin have potential to make high volumes, exchange list them and get good amount of trading fee. It also brings more attraction to the exchange, so listing with fee isn't the only way to make money for exchanges.

That makes a lot of sense. I also think that's why meme coins like that can easily be listed on Binance, whereas there are so many projects that have benefits and communities that aren't even on Binance yet. However, I also think that fees for placing coins on an exchange are not the only way for popular exchanges to make a profit, and the only reason for including meme coins on an exchange like Binance is because of the hype. I'm pretty sure that the fees from the transactions are enough to generate enough for an exchange. However, a hype coin like that will not make the coin look better than other coins, because the risk of investing in a hype coin will always be riskier than investing in a listed altcoin because it pays a list fee, and has benefits.

[avp2306]

What about the PEPE coin, FLOKI which doesn't even have any utility and is listed on Binance.

Binance listed them because of their hype. Binance is a good business that use good opportunities. They don't need to directly get money to list any token, if the hype is good and coin have potential to make high volumes, exchange list them and get good amount of trading fee. It also brings more attraction to the exchange, so listing with fee isn't the only way to make money for exchanges.

Binance always look at coins where they think beneficial to their exchange, they are just smart to ride up the hype brought by those coins since it can add up more exposure to their exchange also revenues. That's why we should never rely the listing of those exchange and think about they are good since we don't actually know how the hype would last. If we want to hold select bitcoin or ethereum since they are been tested. But for trading it for short term basis select altcoin and don't do long time hold since right now most of new coins are just for hype and none of them exist for creating great technology and utility for their tokens so we need to be vigilant to avoid becoming a crying bag holder.

[Rupok]

Every coin needs some basic things to get listed.  Which is not the case in all coins. Most of the coins in the market have very low liquidity and volume.  Listing on a good exchange requires a good team support and not only about money, but also a good background in coins. Listing a token requires a lot of familiarity with the token and a partnership on a platform.  Only those with volume are listed on most exchange platforms.Most of the tokens that are listed on major exchanges like Binance are well-ranked coins.

[abel1337]

Every coin needs some basic things to get listed.  Which is not the case in all coins. Most of the coins in the market have very low liquidity and volume.  Listing on a good exchange requires a good team support and not only about money, but also a good background in coins. Listing a token requires a lot of familiarity with the token and a partnership on a platform.  Only those with volume are listed on most exchange platforms.Most of the tokens that are listed on major exchanges like Binance are well-ranked coins.

I don't think that all of the coins listed on a big exchange such as Binance are well ranked, there are few who are not that high on ranking and there are coins that are in danger with the delisting because they can't maintain their status of having a good volume. I don't think that every coin that is listed on a good exchange is good, in fact there are a lot of coins that are pretty much dead today that are listed during the bull market, those project easily get funded because it's the bull market but after the bull market, we can see that a lot of coins are being delisted. Being on a good exchange is a plus point on overall factor of a project but it doesn't it's good enough to trust it by putting all your money into it.

[forexandcryptoauditor]

Not completely true. Good or I should say that renowned exchanges has huge fees to list the cons. Although, they have some criteria apart from fees to check the legitimacy, no so good coins can also filter those criteria along with fees. On the other hand, some good coins may not fulfill the same and miss the opportunity to get listed.
We all know that not all coins listed on binance are good or even worth getting listed there.

[serjent05]

Every coin needs some basic things to get listed.  Which is not the case in all coins. Most of the coins in the market have very low liquidity and volume.  Listing on a good exchange requires a good team support and not only about money, but also a good background in coins. Listing a token requires a lot of familiarity with the token and a partnership on a platform.  Only those with volume are listed on most exchange platforms.Most of the tokens that are listed on major exchanges like Binance are well-ranked coins.

I don't think that all of the coins listed on a big exchange such as Binance are well ranked, there are few who are not that high on ranking and there are coins that are in danger with the delisting because they can't maintain their status of having a good volume. I don't think that every coin that is listed on a good exchange is good, in fact there are a lot of coins that are pretty much dead today that are listed during the bull market, those project easily get funded because it's the bull market but after the bull market, we can see that a lot of coins are being delisted. Being on a good exchange is a plus point on overall factor of a project but it doesn't it's good enough to trust it by putting all your money into it.

They are listed on Binance because they have the money to get listed.  Gone are the days when coins could be listed freely on the exchange even though they were just created because of the promising future volume of the coins due to their promising development.

Exchanges list coins because of certain motivations but all in all, it boils down to the trading profit generation of a project plus being able to pay a hefty sum of listing fee.

[JeffBrad12]

Every coin needs some basic things to get listed.  Which is not the case in all coins. Most of the coins in the market have very low liquidity and volume.  Listing on a good exchange requires a good team support and not only about money, but also a good background in coins. Listing a token requires a lot of familiarity with the token and a partnership on a platform.  Only those with volume are listed on most exchange platforms.Most of the tokens that are listed on major exchanges like Binance are well-ranked coins.

listing in popular exchange gets even harder nowadays if the project itself doesn't have any partnership with venture capital related with the exchange that they want to get listed in.
simply because all spot reserved by those that have partnership. doesn't matter if your coin gain massive market capitalization like around the range of millions within a week, because those partnered with venture capital gain billion just within a day.
the only coin that get easily listed in exchange unironically are those shitcoins with massive trend that gain massive hundred fold increase in value.

[abel1337]

Every coin needs some basic things to get listed.  Which is not the case in all coins. Most of the coins in the market have very low liquidity and volume.  Listing on a good exchange requires a good team support and not only about money, but also a good background in coins. Listing a token requires a lot of familiarity with the token and a partnership on a platform.  Only those with volume are listed on most exchange platforms.Most of the tokens that are listed on major exchanges like Binance are well-ranked coins.

I don't think that all of the coins listed on a big exchange such as Binance are well ranked, there are few who are not that high on ranking and there are coins that are in danger with the delisting because they can't maintain their status of having a good volume. I don't think that every coin that is listed on a good exchange is good, in fact there are a lot of coins that are pretty much dead today that are listed during the bull market, those project easily get funded because it's the bull market but after the bull market, we can see that a lot of coins are being delisted. Being on a good exchange is a plus point on overall factor of a project but it doesn't it's good enough to trust it by putting all your money into it.

They are listed on Binance because they have the money to get listed.  Gone are the days when coins could be listed freely on the exchange even though they were just created because of the promising future volume of the coins due to their promising development.

Exchanges list coins because of certain motivations but all in all, it boils down to the trading profit generation of a project plus being able to pay a hefty sum of listing fee.

I can see how big exchange utilize their top spots. It is one of their biggest source of income to maintain the exchange. Projects could list their tokens into some random exchange nowadays for free but the downside of that is the investors wouldn't like that given that it is known that the best tokens are being listed on top exchanges like Binance. There are some sort of trust and hype from the community whenever a certain token are prior to list on big exchange like Binance. Big exchanges know this and I'm sure they want to capitalize on this that's why they are collecting hefty amount of listing fee.

[AakZaki]

There are not only good coins listed on top exchange but also depend with how much commission fee for listing pay by bad or good coins if want list there, Pepe and Floki success listed on top exchange are they categories as good coins? I don't think with shit or meme are good coins because many time price drop drastically and hype moment only make shit coins keep existing on the top exchange. Seems not for longer time several shit coins will delist from top exchange depend their volume transaction supply and how possibility with consistent huge volume transaction. All coins listed on top exchange market not depending with coin reputation but also more technical with fees listing payment only and exchange won't list coins with cheapest fees.

Shitcoin will be completely removed from the exchange when there is no longer an increase in volume and continues to decrease, resulting in a fairly drastic price drop. Seeing the quite disappointing developments, the option of delisting would be better. But PEPE fans seem to still be strong and volume is still maintained, such as the SHIB memecoin which is the best memecoin after DOGE coin. Top memecoins or shitcoins will indeed appreciate when they have a lot of support, a lot of volume and can afford very expensive listing fees.

[Abiky]

I can see how big exchange utilize their top spots. It is one of their biggest source of income to maintain the exchange. Projects could list their tokens into some random exchange nowadays for free but the downside of that is the investors wouldn't like that given that it is known that the best tokens are being listed on top exchanges like Binance. There are some sort of trust and hype from the community whenever a certain token are prior to list on big exchange like Binance. Big exchanges know this and I'm sure they want to capitalize on this that's why they are collecting hefty amount of listing fee.

Exchanges are the ones that usually win. The real losers are "noobs" who just got into crypto to make a quick buck. They ultimately get "rekt" due to bad investment decisions. After all, crypto newcomers only follow the hype. Don't be surprised to see an increasing number of "shitcoins" getting listed on big exchanges like Binance and Coinbase over time. You just have to do your own research to determine which cryptocurrency has real use cases that would change our world for the better.

Concrete results is what matters most. Not the hype. Why do you think Bitcoin has been a non-stop success? That's because it continues to deliver as promised with an active development team behind it. Even though it's slow and expensive at times, no other cryptocurrency compares to Bitcoin in terms of decentralization and security/reliability. If other coins were as good as Bitcoin, things would've been different now. At least, the crypto industry is growing. Who knows if all of these altcoins will improve Blockchain tech for the better? Just my thoughts