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 would vary on what exchange you would tend to list out your token since they do have different criteria either you would need to pay up some non justifiable fee or you would really be simply listed in term of votes or rather listed that would really needs complex research and investigation towards the project. Ex. Bittrex, this site wont easily list out coins specially the shit ones.
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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 would vary on what exchange you would tend to list out your token since they do have different criteria either you would need to pay up some non justifiable fee or you would really be simply listed in term of votes or rather listed that would really needs complex research and investigation towards the project. Ex. Bittrex, this site wont easily list out coins specially the shit ones. 
I don't think exchanges are really looking at ethical or moral metrics in making this decision, it's all about the money, make no mistake. Companies like Binance try to posture as ethical good guys out there, but the way they censor all criticism and surround themselves with sycophants and fanboys on social media suggest they are a purely profit driven business like any other...
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
The easiest way is to build a big community with airdrops and bounty campaigns and then you can get things like exchange votings easily done imho.
Find a good partnership or recruit new advisor maybe a good choice. Adding a partnership will increase the trust of exchanger to listing the coin.
moreover if the new partnership alreadu have an experience on cryptocurrency
Look for Exchange with a vote voting system, and the coin must have a great community, and make a buounty vote.
so many will vote.
Voting system still have a weaknesses, i ever heard "You can make a multi-account and then vote again at the exchange"
this method is still ever used for in an exchange which they dont need to verify an account. just by register and vote. all done
this one of cheating method is really disadvantageous the investor and even the owner of coin itself.
moreover if the new partnership alreadu have an experience on cryptocurrency
Look for Exchange with a vote voting system, and the coin must have a great community, and make a buounty vote.
so many will vote.
Voting system still have a weaknesses, i ever heard "You can make a multi-account and then vote again at the exchange"
this method is still ever used for in an exchange which they dont need to verify an account. just by register and vote. all done
this one of cheating method is really disadvantageous the investor and even the owner of coin itself.
I think the easiest way is to enter the stock market at a specific fee..Also, stock exchanges are occasionally conducting surveys..Projects with a lot of popularity are luckier in this regard.
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
You have to pay them bigger fees, like few Bitcoins to list and for many ICOs this is impossible, becase it is a lot of money.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
The easiest way to be listed on the crypto exchange is to pay a big amount of money, and your token will be listed immediately. But now the amounts are so large that not every project can pay that much. Large exchanges like Binance, Hyobi want more than 1,000,000 for the listing of new token ..!
the easy way is to pay them, voting and bribing people to vote is not a best way.
Every exchange platform had a different requirement a billion dollar exchange like binance required a legitimate and not scammy coins to avoid trust issues. Some will require a fee for exchange listing but it doesn't make a guarantee that the coin can gain enough recognition. Some will require large community support, a large group of supporters determines the popularity of the coins and mos of all large volume of coins.
By paying them a hefty listing fee.
pretty much. I have seen a lot of them either choosing garbage exchange as an alternative or not listing their coins until later. I think exchanges are losing money but they can't list everything that's out there due to new procedure.
Somebody is saying that teams give money and big exchanges list all tokens and coins but it is not like that, for example binance wants a lot of things and they are right about this, they mustn't list scam projects for not losing people's trust.
If you don't have the ability to pay the listing fee, then it is good to list them in the small exchange. Bigger exchanges will charge very high amount for listing their tokens, so it is good to add them to the voting list for listing your coin.
Even in small exchanges, it will be hard if the project doesn't really have that A factor, now exchanges been too strict in implementations to avoid scammy projects that will ruin their names.
When you don't have the big $$$ to pay for listing at high volume exchanges, you better make sure you have a huge and active following that is willing to support every vote that is needed for proper listing. If your community only consists of airdrop participants, you may have a hard time winning a vote. Also, even with a vote you need to be able to pay for voting expenses. Even giving out free coins for the vote (most exchanges need you to pay with their exchange coin, like BNB or HT) does not always mean everyone will vote....for some it is just not worth the hassle (long term holders with small bags for example).
There are also projects that refuse to pay for listing on moral grounds. They feel they are not using the crowdfund in a proper way if a huge percentage of it is already spend on a listing, when the token/coin and its value doesn't necessarily represent the top priority of the project (getting an actual product off the ground is more important).
There are also projects that refuse to pay for listing on moral grounds. They feel they are not using the crowdfund in a proper way if a huge percentage of it is already spend on a listing, when the token/coin and its value doesn't necessarily represent the top priority of the project (getting an actual product off the ground is more important).
Most of the posts here refer to how you need to pay a "hefty" listing fee or how you have to get the most votes on the exchange's polls. However, one should also consider that you need to have a good coin.
By good coin i mean you actually have something that is innovative and has a real world use. There are so many coins out there today but most of them are called shitcoin because they do nothing at all except fork code from existing blockchains. Until you have a good coin with a real purpose there isn't much legitimate sense to get listed on an exchange.
By good coin i mean you actually have something that is innovative and has a real world use. There are so many coins out there today but most of them are called shitcoin because they do nothing at all except fork code from existing blockchains. Until you have a good coin with a real purpose there isn't much legitimate sense to get listed on an exchange.
As posters above have said, the quickest and easiest way is actually to just pay a fee. This will get you listed almost guaranteed, provided your token of course works and everything can be transferred to the exchange with no problems.
The really hard way, but I am not sure it even works now, is to enter discussions with exchanges about your product and platform, and token. If it is really good and people use it and there is great demand, exchanges might consider listing it on their own (coding has to be superb).
The really hard way, but I am not sure it even works now, is to enter discussions with exchanges about your product and platform, and token. If it is really good and people use it and there is great demand, exchanges might consider listing it on their own (coding has to be superb).
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
You have to pay them bigger fees, like few Bitcoins to list and for many ICOs this is impossible, becase it is a lot of money.
If you don't have the ability to pay the listing fee, then it is good to list them in the small exchange. Bigger exchanges will charge very high amount for listing their tokens, so it is good to add them to the voting list for listing your coin.
I think there are 3 different important factors for coins to be added on exchanges:
1. Community support: Big is better.
2. Coin quality: All about market cap, dev&advisor quality and tech
3. Money: If you can spend good money you can be listed on many diff exchanges.
1. Community support: Big is better.
2. Coin quality: All about market cap, dev&advisor quality and tech
3. Money: If you can spend good money you can be listed on many diff exchanges.
By paying them a hefty listing fee.
Unfortunately thats not the only requirement...
Some exchange-listings work like that but bigger exchanges like Binance, Kucoin etc. seem to require more than just getting paid.
Basically after the Bitconnect scam many exchanges are doing due diligence in what coin they will add. Even if the fee is paid to get it listed.
Many exchanges like Poloniex have months ago stopped even adding any new coins because they don't have time due to their huge impact of new users and requests.
Back in 2014 it was different. Back then you could get a coin launched on Monday and by Wednesday it would be listed on Poloniex.
Back then there wasn't as much traders as there is today.
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