I participated in an ICO and got some tokens ,for about a month now it hasn't got exchange to list on. But just yesterday they announce the coin is waiting to be voted on. What is it about this voting?
It means the users from the exchange will need to vote for the coin to be able to get listed in their exchange,doing that will prevent the exchange to list coins that has no community at all,or coins that has no future/shitcoins.Its the best practice to ask the users about the coin to be listed,if the exchange receive some good recommendations or feebacks do the users they will surely list the coin. 
Topic: Coin voting on exchange, what is it? (Read 143 times)
Voting for the listing of a coin on the exchange is a common situation, recently he himself participated in voting on Kukoin for the listing of the EBTC. To participate in the voting is a private matter for everyone, but new exchangers give an impetus to the growth of your coin.
This voting thing was started by Binance and now every other exchange is doing the same thing.
I am sceptical on the whole voting to get listed campaign as some coins get listed without voting.
It is more of a publicity stunt by the exchange, of course it doesn't't hurt to vote.
I am sceptical on the whole voting to get listed campaign as some coins get listed without voting.
It is more of a publicity stunt by the exchange, of course it doesn't't hurt to vote.
Voting for a coin listing was started earlier than that by an exchange called mintpal in 2014. The exchange doesn't exist any longer, but in 2014 it was briefly the biggest altcoin exchange.
This voting thing was started by Binance and now every other exchange is doing the same thing.
I am sceptical on the whole voting to get listed campaign as some coins get listed without voting.
It is more of a publicity stunt by the exchange, of course it doesn't't hurt to vote.
I am sceptical on the whole voting to get listed campaign as some coins get listed without voting.
It is more of a publicity stunt by the exchange, of course it doesn't't hurt to vote.
Coin Voting is where you participated ICO can be listed by availing on exchanges like bit-z or kucoin and that exchanges will commence an voting for the coin with a quota if the quota is reach when it that date the coin will be listed
It never hurts to manually vote. Depending on the exchange, some try and limit bot voting by utilizing captcha, it helps a little. Once a coin is voted on to an exchange, it can still take a few weeks before trading begins on that coin. Like Pokercoin was recently voted into Bit-Z (last week) but hasn't started trading yet. Some exchanges are faster than others. Some exchanges are just better to avoid and not put btc/ltc in there until you know you can get it out.
The community will be able to vote on the coin they want listed on the exchange .
But there are probably a lot of bots so manually voting isn't as effective.
But there are probably a lot of bots so manually voting isn't as effective.
Some exchanges allow users of the exchange to vote on the next coin that will be listed. The top vote getter gets listed on the exchange.
I participated in an ICO and got some tokens ,for about a month now it hasn't got exchange to list on. But just yesterday they announce the coin is waiting to be voted on. What is it about this voting?
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