Topic: Drop in ICO Price after listing (Read 35668 times)
Many projects fall in price after they are listed and it is considered normal at the moment, as many projects are not working.
It is very important for many investors to know that the price of a project tokens after exchange listing is dictated by the forces of demand and supply, and it is beyond the control of the team. Except during the peak of the bull run where all altcoins are increasing irrespective of whether they are good or not.
i agree price of the token really depend on the demand of the tokenif the token will be listed in exchange without demand or other use no one will buy the token the price will really drop
There are a lot of preparation must be done after the price of ico experiences a drop after listing. we see if there will be a lot of dumps and this is one of the bad things, so I think with a drastic decline and we needed to hold them.
after the price drops and is unable to rise, we need to question the performance of the team in developing their project. especially in good market conditions, if there is no ability of the team to be able to make the price of their coins on the market go up, I think we should forget the growth of the price.
There are a lot of preparation must be done after the price of ico experiences a drop after listing. we see if there will be a lot of dumps and this is one of the bad things, so I think with a drastic decline and we needed to hold them.
It is very important for many investors to know that the price of a project tokens after exchange listing is dictated by the forces of demand and supply, and it is beyond the control of the team. Except during the peak of the bull run where all altcoins are increasing irrespective of whether they are good or not.
I am not sure that the drop in price is caused only by bounty hunters. In my opinion, it is cased by the false management decision, lack of marketing after listing and failure to meet the conditions stated in the whitepaper.
ico drop coins after listing are reasonable, because many investors and bounty participants make big sales. I think the best step is to hold if possible for the coin to get a profit, but if it doesn't sell and replace it with high-potential coins.
I invested and joined as bounty hunter in many ICO which has good concept, experienced team members and also good hype but after listing price drops very much. Some of project also not recovering since long time. Any comment.
I have experienced this a number of times ... so that I have understood events like this ... so I keep up the spirit even though the coin price drops after listing on the market ... because some people don't care about the price. because the most important thing for them is to be able to get profits quickly without considering the losses that will be experienced by other people ..
Similar to an IPO. The ICO founders or earlier purchasers want to exit early to realize a gain. Following the SEC guidelines, could cause ICO holders to be infringing on bylaws that could cause potential lawsuits
In 2018, the entire cryptocurrency market was falling, new ICO tokens had no chance of growth, they were falling along with the market. Even a strong coin is hard to go against the market. Growth has now begun. I hope the situation will change.
Indeed, previous year was a year of total decline of cryptomarket. ICO projects had no good chances to give a big profit. But now I think it's a much better situation on market that gives a perspective of a new ICO boom.
In 2018, the entire cryptocurrency market was falling, new ICO tokens had no chance of growth, they were falling along with the market. Even a strong coin is hard to go against the market. Growth has now begun. I hope the situation will change.
Drop In ICO price after listing occurs with many projects, it discourages you from holding the coin because of fear that it will loose it values. Most people I have heard complain about drop in ICO price after listing say it is as a result of dumpers.......
Despite how promising a project may seem to be, the US SEC could mean some sort of threat and may push them away from insisting on carrying them through. The lawsuit (perhaps with no intention) has hit hard on innovation. However, innovation always prevails: MintMe has been launched for creators to issue their own tokens and establish a mutual support environment.
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This matter is not new and it's already popular happening in crypto currency the altcoins dumped price after listing in exchange and the problem is not in the crypto market but in the developers of the projects because they are the one who has the power to list tokens in good and top 10 exchanges.
and one other problem is where developer don't want to buyback their token from market and make the price dumped.they are don't try to listing in other big exchange, usually after listed on market
although the market have low volume they are then they will not list other markets in the near future
choosing the right ico project is indeed a very difficult thing, but this is the most important thing in investing, because not all ico coin prices will increase when listing to the market, only the good ico project will develop
Price reduction during listing on an exchange might be due to bounty participants or sometimes the exchange it self, a project can't list on an exchange like Binance and get dumped below it's initial ico or IEO price, the exchange also says alot about the price
actually not all ico prices decrease when listing, but of the thousands of projects that exist, only a few can maintain the price well, the rest takes up to many years
Like you said, the project had good hype; so what you invested in is a hyped project and most of them if not all don't do well after listing. Once listed, they keeps dumping unless in cases where the team have something good to offer then there will be an uptrend in price. My own opinion, stop going after all these hype projects and focus on projects with good team and use case.
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