Topic: Do exchanges impact the performance of newly listed token? (Read 390 times)

I think there is more to the points you explained above, liquidity is of the essence and that is why when tokens or coins are listed on dexes, they don't make good move to the upside because of the lack of liquidty, top tear 1 exchanges are the only place you can have a healthy growth because of the order book and very easy for market makers to take control of the price incase of people trying to drop the coins below the listing price with their bots and market manipulation.

Promtions and trading are discuraging as of recent, many exchange are abusing traders and  I don't understand why they are taking advantage of traders. As observe from kucoin, they pledge to give $5000 for trading competition that I know Kucoin for such absurd situation, that money is not encouraging and doesn't give anything back to the traders, for an exchange to do that, the new listed project will collapse in a short period of time and after some months, liquidity will be gone and you will be left of Critizers that will be fustrated to getout from the tokens losses.

I think top or big exchanges nowadays don't really care if the project that they will list is shady or not but they will list them as long as they can afford the listing fee. They even have a disclaimer that they are not responsible for the loss of the investors but it's a good thing if they also mentioned that investors must still do a research before they invest on any projects that they see.

After all, a project listed on a good quality exchange will also get a good demand even though they are not good enough in terms of technology. This is why many coin supporters always request for the coins to get listed on a high quality exchange so that they can benefit even better.

The impact is huge and that is what I observed. People got more interest in investing in them when they know that it was listed from a prominent exchange. Of course, it was our assurance that the project is also legit. That is why huge exchanges gain more traders and investors for they are into trusting them which results in them succeeding as well. Thinking of the situation these days were more scam projects are flooded in the market, the more consider those projects that are listed on reputable exchanges while ignoring those that are on questionable sites.

There is only one nuance. When listing on major exchanges, developers are given a condition to maintain the price for a certain period of time. As a result, it is almost inevitable that the price will fall. Listing on major exchanges is a sudden spike that can lead to a major tragedy due to increased liabilities

In overall, on the time  that a certain project or token would be listed on a reputable or known exchange then investors would really be assuming that the project does have that certain utility or does really have the potential because we know that platforms could really be that meticulous when it comes to project listing. Well, for those small ones then it might not really be that so strict but for those top exchange platforms then they would really be minding much about projects overall value and relevance before it gets listed. There might be some exemptions though which we should really need to look upon because there are coins or tokens which are meme but gets listed due to extreme hype which top platforms cant really resist not to make out some listing due to revenue when it comes to fees
which it would really be that understandable that they would really be having that kind of selection but of course this isnt really that much common or just really simply rare.
I could say that exchange listing does give out that kind of significant impact in towards on a certain token value.

I think yes it does have positive effects on the initial coin offering. If we look at the history of various coins then most of the "giant exchangers" would have very positive effect on them. In my experience the giants will charge a lot if you have to list the coins on their platform. This means most of the coins will also take full advantage of flashing on their social network that they are getting listed on one of the biggest platform etc. This naturally drives a promotional craze amongst the fans and thus they would also start buying more coins even after the ICO and pre-launch stages. This is ultimate scenario for sure when it comes listing on bigger exchangers. I am not sure how much effect they have with the small exchangers but in all its gonna drive the crowd for sure. On the other hand, exchangers also get benefited with the new listings as they would be getting volume on their exchanger itself. So its win-win for both the sides and hence they will obviously lot of crowd always.

Investors prefer to trade tokens that have good opportunities to be considered, actually there are many things and issues that investors must consider to determine the tokens they want to trade, not just exchange.

As far as I know the developer/person behind the token, can also significantly influence the development of the token, in addition to the exchange, the more tokens listed on the exchange, it is also a good step, the point is: the development of the token cannot be valued from the exchange alone, other things must also be considered.

Overall some of the observers you mentioned, maybe I don't argue with it, I rate besides what I said above the observers you mentioned are also the main guidelines for one of the good tokens in the crypto market.

Exchange where a coin is listed normally determines the volume and liquidity of the coin. Sometimes team will have to do less work because the exchange will inform there followers on there different platforms about the launching of the coin which will trigger investors to watch and wait for the listing of the coin. There is also some exchange that do not have large users that might not influence other investors that are not users of the platform to await tye listing so that they can buy. Project team need to do there own part when there coin is going to be listed on an exchange to create more awareness and marketing.

It is determined by the exchanges where it is listed. If it is published on a low volume exchange, the price will usually fall because investors believe the team is not serious about their product. So, in order to gain that excitement, the project must be published on big exchanges such as Binance, where there are a lot of users who know that any coin that is newly listed there has large volume trades. This is what I saw in the market, and it is still accurate.

Not only having those wrong presumptions on getting listed on which these kind of advertisement should really be banned or be prohibited on spreading up some fake news but knowing that social media platform

on which tons of people could potentially post out some fake news or information for the sake of decieving new investors then it would be most likely to happen and this is something that investors should really be careful about on what they are seeing specially on social media on which it isnt really that true or real most of the time and mostly it would really be just been post up on building up some hype.
Cant really be denied that they would really be focusing on these social media platforms knowing that the traffic is really that immense on which whether those information would really be real or not
then it would be easily making out that kind of awareness on which it might be resulting into those kind of impact.

How much more if we do speak about top tier exchange listing? It would really be creating such hype and would really be making out such impact in terms of price as people would
really be trying out to buy even more and would really be not liking to missing out the upcoming pump.

The impact has always been there depending on what exchange is that. No doubt if they're the biggest exchanges then the impact will be at its biggest force as well.

You see that whenever new projects are getting listed on Binance and they're also able to help them promote it, you see the volume goes up and that's undeniable for which how many times it did happened to many projects there.

For a while yes, it goes up when it's listed at a good place, it doesn't really matter if it's somewhere very small, but if a new thing is listed on Binance for example, that means it is going to get a lot bigger and better. However, we need to make sure that things end up with something much bigger and better based on what we can do, and for that to be important we need to make sure that it goes well enough. I know that it is going to take a while, but we need to make sure things are fine.

Because, if you are listed at a good place and have a high volume, then in return it could also result with it not being that great and the volume could start to go down more and more. When that happens the result will not be good at all.

Let me tell you this. I am team Bitcoin (don't know if this exists). What I am trying to say is, I am nowhere near altcoins. New, old, upcoming - nothing matters. Nowadays, most of the altcoins are scams. Doesn't matter if it is listed on exchanges or not. If they have provided enough liquidity or not. Most of the time, it's all about the pump-and-dump scheme. It's not all "investors" or "traders" hodling the token/coins. They manipulate the market and scam people. One's loss is another's profit. So not every person in that investment will get a profit while the listing hype arrives. Yes, it creates hype if the coin/token is getting listed on a reputable exchange platform. But both the exchange and the alt is centralized.

I would rather make less profit with Bitcoin than go and lose all in alts. The hype is real but don't get caught in it. It's part of the scam.

But of course, that's what it's as every trader can attest to that reality. It should even end as a simple observation for non-traders too. There's a reason people rush to invest into projects listed on; let me use Binance as a case study, faster than those listed on other exchanges. Binance is the most rated of them all and everyone wants to do business with it. It's a trust thing. Again, investors assume that Binance doesn't list shit or scam tokens. So, they believe any token they're buying on Binance is genuine. Investors want where best their investments can be guaranteed to succeed because of liquidity provided on that exchange. When all these considerations are taken into view, the maddening for such token is already in place before the token is listed. Demand, we know, dictates price.

They do it to reduce risk of listing scam projects and it is helpful to protect their exchange reputation as well. However, there are other reasons why exchanges proactively do this. They want to find hidden gems, build games and get profit from games on their exchanges.

They can accept tokens from projects for listing as listing fee and if games work like token rises x10 or x100 after listing, exchange will have x100 money from initial listing fee.

I would like to avoid touching those new tokens as I see risk and I know games that are built with hypes, pump and dump will lose momentum and price will have very bad corrections later.

Listing does not make intrinsic value of a token increases so when hype goes away, token price must be pulled back to its actual value.

Your point is very clear and i understand that social media take serious impact in making cryptocurrency to be influential, so any cryptocurrency project that is new, if the person that projecting the project don't use social media to make to be known an exchange that doesn't have influence can list it, but from my experience in a big exchange before Binance list a coin, the coin most have gotten influence or awareness by people before it can be listed their platform. What i understand in cryptocurrency projects is that the awareness of a project determine if an exchange will enlist it or not.

Answering the question in the title, it's definitely a yes given how exchanges have active users in there, they would definitely notice a newly listed token and if they deem that it's worth buying then they would do so which creates demand for the new token which drives the prices.

Another reason I can think of is probably the limited liquidity of the token in an exchange, with a limit means that it's going to be sought after because of the artificial scarcity created by the limited liquidity in one exchange. Remember though that this isn't just the only reason why a new token price is pumping, it could be the use case, the news about it or speculation atmosphere behind the token.

Arkham had an interesting listing, when it's airdrop was distributed, Bitget opened trading one hour ahead of Binance, and price surged to over $1 before dropping to around $0.7, unfortunately it fell to rise further upon listing on Binance.

Of course I do, even if you ain't investor/trader and merely observe these events happenings, your conclusion will remain same as in mentioned in topic. Token listing on any major exchange such as binance is surefire profit, that's why there tends to be huge demand for their whitelists. However, just sharp as they spike, sharper the fall — new investors needs to be wary.

For me, this kind of event is also huge especially if a token is listed on a popular exchange.
Most the popular exchanges now have a team that is doing research on a project before they will be listed on their exchange because they only want quality projects listed on their exchange to also protect their users.

Another thing is most of newly listed tokens these days are hyped, few minutes - hours of trading, you will see the price of the token listed is extremely pumping but after some time, it's going down.

This should be obvious but whether a project can survive or become the next top 100 crypto cap coin depends on whether it gets a decent listing or not. The same can happen if a project is removed from an exchange.

That’s why you got all these people betting on which token an exchange like Binance will list next. Almost a guaranteed money trade if you can guess it correctly.

People usually leak the coin and you can tell from the charts. Usually there is a small pump before the actual big pump because it was listed somewhere big like Binance.

definitely, the choice of exchange will have an impact how a certain project is embraced by the community. just like many projects launched in binance or other top exchanges, somehow they created hype or commotion before the launch. however, do take note that it is still advisable to dig about the project. better to have more insights about the foundation of this project because it is your own funds at stake. their continuity will not rely on the exchange but how the team themselves will develop their project itself. the exchange may have influence at their initial stages, but later on, it is the team behind it will have the greater role about its market performance.

In my opinion, it is undeniable that the choice of exchange for the initial token listing or token sale is quite influential in the development or at least the acceptance of the new coin or token. Because after all, we will prefer new cryptos that are listed on trusted exchanges than those that are listed on new exchanges or low-cap exchanges that do not have a reputation. This is of course very risky for our funds to invest. Even though it won't guarantee 100% that the better the exchange means the better the project, at least this is to minimize scams.

I agree to you, but social media plays a big role in this. Sometimes people just bought a token because some pages posted that "soon" they will get listed to tier 1 exchanges but they don't. But yes big names has a role as well it is just that social media is just a medium for it, some people always follows new tokens that are just listed and then make a day trading to that token or coin.

The bulk of the work to sustain a project that is listed in a reputable exchange depends on the team and the coin. If a coin is a bad taste in the mouth, no matter how the ads try to hype it, it will eventually go down after a while. The team can only improve on the good work they have done, they can strike where they have not worked. The use for the project is important, if that is not the case then striking means to dump and exit. So it is better investing in a coin that already has strong back up community, at least that means the project is not an exit scam.

Yea, definitely exchanges do affect the performance of newly listed token. Basically there are some exchanges that impacts greatly on tokens upon listing base on the initial reputation of the exchange, for example an exchange like Bitget with such reputation and good pattern of listing tokens, if any token is being listed on Bitget it will help to boost the rate at which users will buy into the token just because of the confidence and trust users already have in Bitget trusting the exchange to only list good token with utilities that will enhance profitability.

It is true that big exchanges can have an effect on the performance of coins which are just being released, but just as they can have a positive effect, a negative effect is also possible, after all if prior to the release of the coin people begin to panic for some reason or another, then when the coin is finally released instead of a positive influence a lot of traders and investors which decided to trust the developers will sell their coins as soon as possible and this will force the price to go down, and the coin may never recover after such a dismal performance.

Yes that was. Basically it depends on the quality of the project, good projects also want their coins to be traded in an effective and sustainable manner. So their choice is the top exchange which has standard eligibility requirements to list new coins.
But if you pay attention nowadays, the top exchanges are becoming less selective about listing serious projects, they even have a special category for pesky tokens. Thus, exchange status is no longer a guarantee of meeting expectations.

It depends on the project. If he spent a lot of currencies in the first stage and sold them to promote the project before listing, the price of listing would definitely be very high because everyone would start selling.
If the developer team owns a large amount of currencies, they will definitely try to sell them because they do not believe that there is a future for the project. If there is an increase in the price after listing, everyone will inevitably try to sell, hoping to make a profit and buy again at a lower price.
Therefore, the post-listing period is a period to avoid buying, no matter how high the currency price is or kept rising, because a strong correction often occurs. if you had a currency before listing, it is better to sell it immediately after listing, and vice versa, which is to avoid buying any currency immediately after listing it.

Yes, a large exchange will make the token considered reputable and have a good future. I see a lot of tokens have a great price after being listed on major exchanges. However, there are also many tokens that have good prices when they are just listed on major exchanges and the price doesn't last long and it seems like it's just hype, the price drops continuously until the token is delisted from the exchange.

While being listed on major exchanges will give the token a good reputation and price, in the long term, only tokens that have good fundamentals will survive. Those who have a clear vision and goals will be able to survive, besides that community support is also very important. I've seen a lot of tokens end up in ashes, most of them are tokens that copy other project ideas or just follow the hype

It is not organic and only pump game from Binance and project. You will see those launchpad tokens dump hours and days later. Some tokens take months to complete their dumps before you can see their accumulation, consolidation phase which you can exploit to have profit.

Value of a project does not x5 or x10 after listing so it is only game, not shows real value of the project and its tokens.

Buying those Launchpad tokens a few days, weeks after listing is risky and like gambling. If you afford to lose your money quickly, you can try.

Obviously exchanges impact about the performance of newly listed tokes and they can change the whole game for a project. Here are some of my observations:

1. Top tier exchanges already have a significant amount of active traders and investors so if a new token is listed then it has a huge possibility that many of the investors will buy it or trade it. Then surely it will gain more investment and also active users.

2. It will help to increase liquidity and trade volume which will help to get top ranked in Coinmarketcap or in a Coin Tracker website. So additionally exchanges are helping to promote the project and make it trustworthy. When a project reach to top list with higher trading volume or investors it will surely create a positive vibe for the new investors. And we oftenly feel safe to invest in a top ranked projects so that we can minimize our investment risks.

3. Even exchanges can make a memecoin project more potential or valuable than a strong project. So listing in a top exchange should be a goal for every potential projects.

But I will never suggest to invest in a newly listed token to gain huge profit in short term as we can't predict about it's base price. Because from of beginning of listing it remains too volatile or may have much manipulation. So we should research before buying a new token. I will personally suggest to invest in top ranked Cryptocurrencies only.

On the time that a certain coin would be listed up on a top exchangers then we do know on what kind of hype on which it would really be having the potential that the price of a certain coin to be listed would really be having that pump because people would really be that buying before it gets listed specially on Binance which we do know that on the time it would get listed then its price do really goes up which means that it would really be an easy profits in a short time and this is where people would really be that targeting but not all the time this would really be ending up on positive because not all listing would really be having that
huge pump because there are some which doesnt really have that kind of difference in terms of value or price on the time it would be listed and this is why it would really be that
situational.

Exchanges really do have an impact on newly listed tokens, particularly if it is a well recognised exchanges like Binance. Once the listing news is released, it will raise a huge amount of anticipation in the minds of investors who are ready to buy. Most times, the listed price of a token is only being purchased by one investor, and after that, the price might drop a bit, but as people keep buying, due to the pressure, the token can keep pumping. Some people too have FOMO for newly listed coins on a CEX because they feel the price can skyrocket and they will just take profit and pull out of the market, but sometimes there is not enough luck on their side.

the exchange greatly affects the price performance of newly listed tokens, it has often happened to new tokens when listing on binance ^{(for example)} the price immediately skyrocketed significantly but many of them are ultimately unable to maintain performance and end up having no value, this can happen because large exchanges usually have high liquidity, listing requirements are not easy and many promotions are held on new tokens.  besides that big exchanges also have a good reputation which really makes investors and traders feel comfortable, even so they stick to the principle of "not your key, not your coin"

Traders usually use known and reputable exchanges like Kucoin and Binance which is see there is an opportunity for a new project to get noticed once it listed there. Meaning, there is a big chance for them to succeed and gain a price increase unlike in the situation where they are just listed to scam sites or small sites as traders may give doubts and possibly never buy them. That is why the developers are very eager to get their spot on top exchanges knowing that it helps them a lot to grow their investors and earn a profit.

Exchanges aren't promoters, they only enlist your currency after which they have satisfied their doubts about the project and eventually do that not to promote the coin but for them to have it constitute a number of currency they support and exchange for trading pairs, what promote your coin is the market values, cap and liquidity market together with the investors interest and the developers efforts in seing their project is a success through funding they give to it, aside exchanges, there are ICO and IEO sites that you can get the latest updates on newly laughed cryptocurrencies.

That’s the benefit of paying that much just to get listed on top exchanges but if you’re a good project already, I think you don’t have to choose any exchanges since they will adopt you without even asking for any fees before of you popularity and that happened already to many projects. I believe there’s a big impact on the project if you get listed to a popular exchange, they can help your project being recognized by many investors and that’s the start of your success.

Somehow, the reputation of the exchange can influence the market performance of the coin or the token.
However, the continuity of its trend will depend on how the team is marketing the project as well as its actual developments.
The exchange may influence with the anticipation of traders towards the project but in the long run, it is how the team will do their job in sustaining that eagerness.
But if the project is gaining attraction from the community, the team should better strike while the iron is hot.
Because people move on if they see that there's nothing for them in that project, they can easily see if it is just all talk with empty promises.

The excitement of a token debuting on tier 1 and tier 2 centralized exchanges depends on the exchange's popularity and user base.

Investors do always look for new listing specially on new exchangers and if its new then this is where most people would really be looking upon because this is something that would mean that the price would really be pumping up but we know that not all the time it would really be that in this case because we know that there are people who do able accumulate lots of coins on which on the time that it would be reaching out new ATHs on exchange listing then we do know on what comes next which is dumping.If it wont really be able to sustain then that recent crash or dump might able to recover or not and this is where it would really be depending on the investor support whether it would sustain or not.

The more exchange the better but in speaking about having those huge spike in price specially on x10 or x100 is unlikely because we do know that these things do usually be seen on decentralized
exchange or on the time that it is really still on these platforms and unlikely on CEX but we know that there are exemptions depending on the coin or project specially if its
been that hyped.

Sometimes, being listed on exchanges can make a difference, but not always. It mainly influences projects with low market capitalization.

Exchange play very important role in the progress of a newly listed coin. If you list your coin in a reputable and recognised exchange, it will help the coin grow fast especially if the use case of the coin is relevant. The exchange is important because a big exchange has a wide reach and coverage and any coin there in the exchange will supposedly grow faster . I remember few years ago when cartesi was to be listed in binance , the same thing happened, people had already started waiting before it finally drop there and the orders flew astronomically giving early investors hugh profit.

Binance have been adopted with new rule of newly listed token, current coins listing from launchpad and Arkham coins have been push up more than 10x from launchpad pre sale.  Its worth and five minutes after listing there are not any buy or sell order under $0.5 based on pre sale when launchpad on $0.05. I think is very good ideas adopting for newly listed coin on some exchange how to protect about coin reputation from lower price after first time listing on the market.  They have make price target from first listing until 5x or 10x depend on how interested with their coins when pre sale release.

Will have exchange adopted what did by Binance? usually its happening for coins launchpad in Binance and not coins come from without launchpad, I don't think when newly list coin in Binance without have launchpad will adopt this rule or not.

Surely the exchange impact the listed token,my friends use to random invest of their money into the coin listed in binance.Because binance play huge role in the crypto market,one of my friend had become a millionaire by investing in one coin of binance.I don't want to mention the name of the coin.But it's the fact that,he earned nearly 100x of their investment.But he waited nearly 2 years for this coin to get that much profit.In crypto trading,long holding will multiple your profit for sure.

Listing in a major exchange is obviously just a big sham and popularity. And when a token gets listed on a big exchange honestly it's just the investors who have been holding it earlier gain something the ones who want to enjoy the pump and dump often end up earning nothing infact do end up losing a lot of times. But yes if you have an insider news about any listing it's good to trade that coin and mint some money.

In my personal view, social media plays a significant role in the cryptocurrency world, second only to exchanges. The wealthiest individuals in cryptocurrency are often exchange owners due to the influence they hold. Manipulative activities are often associated with social media, and being listed on top exchanges can overshadow the need for a coin to have practical use cases. For instance, SONM, a project on Binance whose team has left, continues to generate profits for holders solely because Binance chose to retain it. This illustrates the crucial role that exchanges play at the core of the cryptocurrency space

Yes i can relate to these findings that, in the purchasing frenzy people make mistake mostly the newbies because they think they will make profit when the token is already going up. For example, a new token is launched and a newbie set limit to buy it and then set new limit to sell it like bought it around 10$ and set the limit at around 15$ and the funny thing is the $10 price is the maximum price of that token, it could reach.

Means now it is not going to make that newbie any profits and thus all of his efforts are in vain. And, i do agree with your other points that, promotion and listing news of the coins on some major exchanges could create great hype among the investors and traders. But that moment is for those who have bought the token at ICO or IEO at lower prices.

I hope, we as newbies or pro should avoid to get loss in the heavily flowing river means when the token is already in hype. we should avoid to take part in it. I have faced some loss too and i am saying it with experience.

This hype are mostly on coins or tokens that have done airdrops, testnets and it likes. This tokens mostly would have been ongoing this process for like many months or years and when the listing period is been announced you would clearly see the hype in it. Some investors who even have more will start predicting ridiculous listing price and this is where the hype is.



Exactly the impact when top exchanges like Binance or either KuCoin have when listing tokens is not compared to other exchanges. In fact some project teams actually use this listing to lure people into investing into some of these tokens. Many Alticoin investors or traders believe that tokens listed on these top exchanges actually have great potential. Example currently is the hype around SUI and Arbitrum

Initial listings are usually an exciting time for investors or traders; if they aren’t keen on the opening price, they are anticipating a surge or other reasons to be exhilarated.
How much can these expectations be impacted by the listing exchange? Below are my few observations:

-Increased accessibility and liquidity–Listing on a major exchange raises the accessibility and liquidity of tokens, ultimately driving demand and price.

-Purchasing frenzy – Traders and investors often embrace newly listed tokens with the hopes of profiting from their short-term price surge in the first few hours/days after listing.

-The impact of Promotion– Token price trajectory is usually affected by the hype around new listings, this is triggered more when leading exchanges promote or announce the listing of a new token.

Summarily exchanges significantly impact the performance of newly listed tokens, although this may vary in tokens or exchanges.

As a trader or investor, can you relate to these findings?