New projects knows the right thing to do. Cmc ratings sometimes might not be accurate because if information given by the exchange themselves. But any serious project will visit the exchange and make more research to see the real truth. However, a modification is required to correct any misleading from irregular data's.
I agree with you. The value of any crypto coin is affected by CMC's rating. It has been alleged that the CMC has brought the bad projects to the forefront in the ratings by committing irregularities in some cases. Hopefully in the future CMC will amend this issue and earn people's trust. This will improve the crypto world, including CMC.I think what the OP was trying to convey is that CMC was giving inaccurate information regarding exchanges, and since the coin developers have been choosing their exchanges according to the info from CMC ratings, they are somewhat misled with that info. However, I think as a coin developer, you should not rely on those info as it has long been known that they are not credible to refer on. Also, the success of the project doesn't depend on the exchange alone, it depends on the dev team themselves, whether they want to develop it for real or not. They can always list their coin to another exchange if they found out that there's something wrong with the first one.
