Topic: Exchange listing strategy (Read 362 times)
I agree with the later part, it doest matter where the exchange is, a good project will always have its day, it is no doubt that in this bear market, dumps are usually quick as soon as a coin is listed which is caused be obvious conditions but afterwards a good project will find its feet again. A good example is digitex
First listing of a project is very importand IMO, if the price dumps the first week 90% for example, it is very difficult to drive the price back to ICO price, or above. That is why, a good exchange can be a "life saver", where there is enough volume. But that itself may not be enough, if the ICO do not have a good marketing plan after crowdsale, it is a big mistake, many ICO mainly focus only on collecting the money, and than kindof neglect the project, and the communication.
I believe no one can push the team to get listed on a big exchange, that's their major decisions not investor. Big exchanges mean, investor can trade with big volume and reach higher profit but they forget, not only them can play. Big or small it doesn't matter, as long have demand new coins will exist.
Yes, we always know it is the team decision to make most of the time, but for a team that is really ready to work and get their product exposed to a lot of people for demand to increase, I am sure they will sure be ready to make it available on bigger exchanges, otherwise, what would be the essence of raising so much money during ICO if the sole aim was not to get the product pretty well developed. One thing is that when you are listing your coin or token to shitty exchanges, it just mess things up over time, as you get lower trading volume and you really will not get pretty exposed.yes, I personally agree with you. listed on a large exchange when the first listing is bad. because it will have no effect when listing on other exchanges. prices will grow when the project is truly alive. but when a team makes a start for listing on a small market, it will make a big leap when planning a listing on a large market. the best strategy is like that. and will be the highlight when the project grows and updates.
Well, in a way, it all depends, but sometimes, I feel it is always good to let your product get pretty much exposed at a smaller scale and let it develop pretty well before even considering the larger scale. It is not a bad idea to get your product available to more investors anyway in the long run. I have noticed these days that sometimes, listing on bigger exchanges in the short term, always result to huge dump, in which at the end of the day, I see it as bigger investors using that as an opportunity to drive out weak hands, but all the same, it has pretty much to do with the team at the end. 
The problem with Decentralized exchanges is the price with which the token starts trading at. They are usually associated with price dumping of tokens and manipulations. Getting a token or coin listed in one of the big exchanges like Binance or the like of Kucoin shows the seriousness of the project towards investors money
After completing an ICO one of the next major agenda for a project is listing. The first listing.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
I believe no one can push the team to get listed on a big exchange, that's their major decisions not investor. Big exchanges mean, investor can trade with big volume and reach higher profit but they forget, not only them can play. Big or small it doesn't matter, as long have demand new coins will exist.
Decentralized exchange is becoming illiquid due to the bearish cryptocurrency market. The little volume actually Depress new listed token and this will take a toll on the price paid by the investors! I think it's better to list in centralized controlled exchange first before Dex!
Dexes for me are not usually healthy for new tokens as they list at whatever prices they like, usually low. A combination of factors will determine if a token will do well upon first listing. The community and the market have to see value in the token and the team. This will determine whether it will dump or not thereafter.
After completing an ICO one of the next major agenda for a project is listing. The first listing.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
I agree with you but most project teams are too ambitious, most of them always promise lists on top exchanges and fail to achieve that in a long timeThere are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
I think the current problem is not listing strategies but their honesty and ambition in targeting exchanges because investors will be disappointed if they cannot reach the target for a long time
I don't know, but I have to go with projects listing their tokens on big exchanges. Its a big exposure for them and could potentially grow their value overtime. As compare for listing in a crappy exchanges wherein the bounty hunters have no choice but to dump because they're afraid that it potentially declined in prices. So if projects believed in their token then they might as well get it to a reputable exchanges for listing, this is just my opinion folks.
Yeah we somehow think that listing in reputable exchanges will help the token to have more decent volume, yes it happen but it's rare.Some think listing in binance can make the token gets to the moon but what they see is nothing. And I think being listed in good exchange sites are just a bonus.
yes, I personally agree with you. listed on a large exchange when the first listing is bad. because it will have no effect when listing on other exchanges. prices will grow when the project is truly alive. but when a team makes a start for listing on a small market, it will make a big leap when planning a listing on a large market. the best strategy is like that. and will be the highlight when the project grows and updates.
After completing an ICO one of the next major agenda for a project is listing. The first listing.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
I believe no one can push the team to get listed on a big exchange, that's their major decisions not investor. Big exchanges mean, investor can trade with big volume and reach higher profit but they forget, not only them can play. Big or small it doesn't matter, as long have demand new coins will exist.
I don't know, but I have to go with projects listing their tokens on big exchanges. Its a big exposure for them and could potentially grow their value overtime. As compare for listing in a crappy exchanges wherein the bounty hunters have no choice but to dump because they're afraid that it potentially declined in prices. So if projects believed in their token then they might as well get it to a reputable exchanges for listing, this is just my opinion folks.
Whether it is centralised or decentralised all that matters is good support, good volume.
It's true, as having a good support that will ensure that the price won't dump too much then it will be fine.However, listing on dex can be done even without the knowledge of the team, more likely they'll be surprise that their token was being traded on dex like forkdelta and ED. What the team should do is to avoid listing on exchange sites that have many bots as it will surely kill the price. Really, I had seen those.
In my opinion the price of the token after listed on the exchange will be according to fundamental of the project. Just like Pundi X that firstly listed on Idex and the price keep going up to more than 10 times, but after listed on Binance the price keep down. I think new token will be difficult to list first in Binance because listing fee of Binance is too high.
After completing an ICO one of the next major agenda for a project is listing. The first listing.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
A good project would still remain a good project no matter which exchange would it be traded or first listed. Usually it do really starts on DEX and as a coin owner.Dont get affected on the pressure on where those investors There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
do demand on big exchangers.They dont know on what they are talking yet we know theres a specific criteria for the coin to be listed either needs to have a fee or completely free.
The important thing is here that coin would still manages to gain volume or support neither on dex or centralized ones.
After completing an ICO one of the next major agenda for a project is listing. The first listing.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
Investor only thing about profit that they get without see what developer do to develop their project, from some project that i see so far, investor only care about listed on big exchange that need expensive fees for developers to pay. And then when developer don't have enough money to manage their project, they get blamed by everyone. There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
After completing an ICO one of the next major agenda for a project is listing. The first listing.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
There are dexs that would just your project for free and without permission, and for bigger exchanges you would likely have to pay a fee to get listed and little extra for publicity.
How important is the first listing?
Most investors pressure the team to get listed on a big exchange to kick things off, and avoid the DEXS which they claim, kills off tokens.
I disagree with that, a good product would sell anywhere and people would not mind diving in the mud to pull out gold. And if it does dump, it is down to a lot of factors, and not just the exchange it was trading on.
I personally like a small listing to build volume before bigger exchanges are contracted, it equally gives investors options, as not everyone likes to trade on centralized exchanges.
I agree with this and to add also, after they get to free decentralized ones, they should work on the project and have some major changes and updates that will make the project really look promising for other centralized ones that really don't mandatory need the listing fee if they see your project is doing well.
I don’t think crypot coins are product and services which can get sold anywhere they want. This is actually critical part really and coins getting over an exchanger can be perfect way to attract more supporters for the project. Even when there is voting or some sort of competition for listing then I have seen community stands up for that coin to get listed as fast as it could. So you can imagine how important it is really.
Whether it is centralised or decentralised all that matters is good support, good volume.
Whether it is centralised or decentralised all that matters is good support, good volume.
Who is the exchange listing looking to benefit? For many teams the price of their token is not an immediate priority, unlike many investors/traders they have a long term outlook and their tokens are usually locked for quite some time. Development is their priority as well as growing their brand and making strategic business decisions. An exchange listing could and often will be a part of that but many teams a team will let this take a back seat until they're closer to release.
Listed on the major exchanges will certainly be safer and have cheaper transaction fees. But in some non-potential ICO projects, waiting for it to be listed on some major exchanges will be very long and even unlikely. so why do we have to wait? Sell everything possible when its price is high although the price at that time is lower than the price of the ICO.
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