Topic: Easy way to get listed in an exchange? - page 3. (Read 808 times)
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from the information I get that each exchange has different requirements, until the coins can be listed on the exchange. as
* it has a high trading volume,
* got the high vote
* pay the fee
If you have the right development and then you should be very easy to register on the exchange site. But the decision will depend on the exchange site itself whether the team is interested in your coin or not. If the exchange site uses the voting method then you need a large community to be a winner.
You can ask your users to choose to be added to an exchange, or you can pay a large fee to sign up. You may still be waiting for a few weeks for them to add coins even after you pay them for a high cost
* it has a high trading volume,
* got the high vote
* pay the fee
If you have the right development and then you should be very easy to register on the exchange site. But the decision will depend on the exchange site itself whether the team is interested in your coin or not. If the exchange site uses the voting method then you need a large community to be a winner.
You can ask your users to choose to be added to an exchange, or you can pay a large fee to sign up. You may still be waiting for a few weeks for them to add coins even after you pay them for a high cost
I understand the real hard path behind an ICO getting listed their coins into exchanges. Kindly share how hard for an ICO get listed in an exchange. What are the steps taken to be listed? What really makes a coin easily be listed on an exchange? Share you experience here. Thank you
I hear that an MVP helps ICOs to get listed. Besides it is popular nowadays to create vote for people to list their favourite coins
I understand the real hard path behind an ICO getting listed their coins into exchanges. Kindly share how hard for an ICO get listed in an exchange. What are the steps taken to be listed? What really makes a coin easily be listed on an exchange? Share you experience here. Thank you
I think exchanges is reviewing first about the token want to be list to their platform because some exchanges not only basing by paying a fee to be listed but they review the token if it's good and if they provide all requirements. 
The fastest. then you have to pay for the exchange of a huge listing fee. average of at least 1btc. more then 100btc. Depending on the exchange, the other is vote. If you have a strong community at ICO. But ICO, I think there will be no big community
some exchange sites are even charging the new coin more than 5 million dollars. I can give you an example about which is the project that has paid more than 5 million dollars to be listed on binance and it's called quarkchain. But this has become a problem because they are all wasting a lot of money for listing on binance. You don't need to win the vote if you wanna paid a lot of money for them, but you need to win the vote if you are don't wanna pay them with your money.
As far as I heard from couple of different coin Telegrams, medium size exchanges always seek payments over anything. They generally demand some ethereum and if developers pay that money coin gets listed.
I also experienced the same thing, until I found an application called BitUniverse. The application can be used on Android, so it can be easier to check the price of coins, a list of coins in each exchanger, can even be connected with our wallets through the API, so we can monitor the development of coins in our wallets.
By paying them a hefty listing fee.
Fee is not the only one reason why is difficult to get listed in any exchange specilly for good exchange. The developer of the team is the one who knows how difficult it is. And i know a little information, if want to get list the project must have huge money to pay the fee and have good supporter (popularity) and high marketcap.
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Different exchanges have different rules.
But most of them would require the same general rules like a website requirement, a working wallet, social media presence, etc.
Also, I noticed a natural law.
The number of exchanges a coin is listed in is inversely proportional to its difficulty to get listed in an exchange.
But most of them would require the same general rules like a website requirement, a working wallet, social media presence, etc.
Also, I noticed a natural law.
The number of exchanges a coin is listed in is inversely proportional to its difficulty to get listed in an exchange.
The fastest. then you have to pay for the exchange of a huge listing fee. average of at least 1btc. more then 100btc. Depending on the exchange, the other is vote. If you have a strong community at ICO. But ICO, I think there will be no big community
Almost of the coin that I have joined use a voting way to find the proper exchange for their project rewards. Well known exchanges is the fastest but have to be paid high fee and it is good for the successful project which have enough fund for it. Some used ERC20 which is usually used by small project because it is more cheap than other. 
In my experience, to get listed in a well known exchange, you have to pay an outrageous amount of money, that is the easiest way. But some projects that doesnt have enough funds, they are doing the voting system of some exchange like binance. Or some small projects are just using ERC20 tokens to get listed on ED or ForkDelta.
Paid to be listed and of course the majority of small - medium exchange sites are offering this method to the majority of icos to be listed their coin through paid some amounts to the team. But this is not a the best thing because it will bring the coin to the small exchange site. to get listed on ED or FD just need to tell the developer of Ed or Fd. hero member
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I think the easiest way to get a coin listed on an exchange is to create an ERC20 token and ask Forkdelta for a listing. Forkdelta lists 90% of all ERC20 tokens and it is easy to get on that exchange. I thnk IDEX is also good exchange fo easy listing!
With or without the ERC20, bitcoin clone or own coin creation is easy to get listed on an exchanges and it will be good if the project already gain the community support. However, you can listed on exchange like Nexybit, crex24 by contacting there people on this forum and with qtrade all you need to do is fill a document. 
In my experience, to get listed in a well known exchange, you have to pay an outrageous amount of money, that is the easiest way. But some projects that doesnt have enough funds, they are doing the voting system of some exchange like binance. Or some small projects are just using ERC20 tokens to get listed on ED or ForkDelta.
Trade in all forms of tokens! The most direct is to pay the listing fees, let the exchange list your COINS! The second is some medium-sized exchange will vote listed activities, you can organize your community supporters, to vote, if voting in the first place, can free COINS! Finally, create a trading site yourself!
I think the easiest way to get a coin listed on an exchange is to create an ERC20 token and ask Forkdelta for a listing. Forkdelta lists 90% of all ERC20 tokens and it is easy to get on that exchange. I thnk IDEX is also good exchange fo easy listing!
I understand the real hard path behind an ICO getting listed their coins into exchanges. Kindly share how hard for an ICO get listed in an exchange. What are the steps taken to be listed? What really makes a coin easily be listed on an exchange? Share you experience here. Thank you
It depends on what Exchange are you mean if DEX its instant while Centralized High Volume Exchange is Very Expensive to list at this time and it takes time to integrate the API and other Technical works on the Exchange Platform thats why many listing Application is delayed example like Binance,* its a crowded one thats why months were counted before it was listed aside from hefty listing Fee. lots of application still pending I think its First Come First Serve Basis. I remember a Particular Token that listing announcement was made first. and it takes 4 months to go live trading due to that reason above.
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The largest exchanges do not take a weak ICO. I mean there must be big fees and capitalization of ICO, only this way you can go to a large exchanges, plus you'll have to pay a lot of bitcoins more than 10 I guess.
If you have ERC-20 token, then on DEX exchanges you can listing your token for free there.
If you have ERC-20 token, then on DEX exchanges you can listing your token for free there.
You can have your users vote to get added to an exchange, or you can pay some exchange a fee to get listed. It's very expensive though. Some exchanges charge upwards of $1,000+ to get listed. But, that's the fastest and easiest way. You'll still be waiting up to a month for them to add the coin even after you pay them that high fee though. So it's not really worth it.
Yes I agree with you, this happens to bitcoin tokens, deeponion and other coins. They use an airdrop system for voters against the coin. If a lot of voters then it can be ascertained the token or coin can be listed on the exchange. My advice, do not do to pay for the exchange it will be only, but it would be better if the token or coin you have distributed to users of cryptocurrency can be with airdrop system or the other, it will give volume to your market coin. 
Depends on the size of the project and the trading volume
Bigger exchanges charge rather exorbitant fees and have strict rules for listing assets whereas smaller exchanges can be easier to get listed on with minimal to no fees
Some have a voting system which ensures only the most popular assets with the strongest community support get listed
Newly launched exchanges would be the easiest to get listed on and they generally have low or zero fees
Bigger exchanges charge rather exorbitant fees and have strict rules for listing assets whereas smaller exchanges can be easier to get listed on with minimal to no fees
Some have a voting system which ensures only the most popular assets with the strongest community support get listed
Newly launched exchanges would be the easiest to get listed on and they generally have low or zero fees
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