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Topic: EXCHANGES Coin Listing Fees (Read 1968 times)

copper member
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January 24, 2019, 10:42:10 AM
#18
I just want to update you about TopBTC exchange and how they 'charge extra'

https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/topbtc/

Example is APR coin:


Official Statement regarding TopBTC (1/3):

Over the past 3 weeks we have been in constant contact with TopBTC and their Support Team. First it was to negotiate a decreased listing fee, then it was to help APR officially get announced as a listing, then to confirm the launch day pairing of APR/BTC.
To be fully transparent, the negotiated list fee was 8 BTC + 8 BTC of coin collateral; whereas, their publicly posted rate was 20 BTC + 20 BTC worth of coin collateral. The agreed upon rate was paid in full by the team:
BTC Transfer to TopBTC:
https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/57485862907799537a9e82c42aaff87d3ac925e556e11e33b594af67b941577e
After launch day; however, unlike all of the other exchanges that APR has been listed on, TopBTC began having "issues" with user withdrawals and deposits. Just 2 days after listing, the APR Team received an email demanding we pay an additional 12,000 APR, or they will pause trading of APR on their platform. Here is the direct text from their email:
"Dear APR Team,
The loss for this bug is 12,000 APR TOKENS, you need to pay to below address and repair the bug before 3 pm, 15-06  UTC+8, otherwise, we will pause APR trading on our exchange.

PAYMENT ADDRESS:
6B6CkqqYLmaHPunbqgy2sfAvqZvZXBW8KC”

They blamed losing 12,000 APR Coins on the wallet providing them a POS Reward. Knowing full and well that this is incorrect, we confronted them, asking them cordially and professionally to resume trading like normal.

They then blamed the loss of 12,000 APR coins on an “Engineer” who works at TopBTC, but still demanded 12,000 APR Coins. This drastic shift in their story was truly cause for alarm.

However, over the course of the last 6 days, they have been adamant that they will not resume trading and have gone ahead and paused withdrawals completely.

Today a 15,000 APR sell order was fulfilled and bots populated buy orders shortly thereafter (screenshots will be uploaded in a read-only channel on Discord).



Official Statement regarding TopBTC (2/3):

We have sent them the following email today:
“Hi TopBTC Support Team,

We demand a full refund of our listing price of 8 BTC.
The team has received numerous messages outlining a 15,000 APR sell that occurred today that vastly dropped the price of APR. Please see the image below.
None of our community have been able to correctly deposit or withdraw their APR from your platform since APR has been listed.
You have held APR Coin hostage on your platform and demanded 12,000 APR as an extortion attempt.
You have falsified statements publicly on Telegram, and here is proof:
APR has been in constant contact with you since the end of May 2018. There is no current update occurring on the APR Wallet and there was no statement made to you regarding one. You publicly lied to your community and our users.
This is truly disheartening that you have chosen to lie to the public, hold their funds hostage and essentially create a damaging listing for APR Coin through your platform.

Please provide a full refund of 8 BTC to the following address:
3EhFkqqX1YCr3vHXvMhmgtCjuvcQmCK5by

Please provide a full refund of both and delist APR from your platform.
Regards,




APR Team”
[22:55] APR KING: @everyone

Official Statement regarding TopBTC (3/3):

If they choose to not respond, we will be publicly sharing all information not only on our social media, but with platforms like CMC, CoinLib and other prominent price/volume/market cap sites. As a community we must stand strong and understand that APR is being traded without issue on all other platforms, and that the wallet itself has been issue-free since launch. At this time, we humbly ask you to remain calm and help maintain a positive atmosphere in all APR social media and community chats.

The core team of APR thanks you for your consistent and powerful support. Thank you for standing steadfast with the project and its community. We are confident that our voices will be heard and the project will continue to move onwards and upwards. A group of malicious and unprofessional people will not deter the trajectory of APR Coin. That is a promise.

APR Team

*Note: A separate channel in Discord will be created that will have screenshots of emails, as well as their falsified statements on Telegram to their community and our users, along with their 15,000 APR sell order screenshot.




STAY AWAY FROM Bottom NOT TopBTC exchange







STAY AWAY FROM Bottom NOT TopBTC exchange

Unbelievable.
Who's in charge of the operations and allows this to happen?
newbie
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January 24, 2019, 04:38:20 AM
#17
According to Bitcoin Market Journal, majority exchanges charge a listing fee which varies depending on the size and popularity of the exchange.

Small exchanges cost between 1 BTC and 5 BTC, whereas medium-sized exchanges cost between 10 BTC and 50 BTC. The top tier exchanges, however, charge between $1 to $2.5 million for a token listing.
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January 24, 2019, 12:19:53 AM
#16
I found this thread very interesting and informative  Cheesy

This is info that i received in October 2018, so i don't know if the listing fees are still the same  Wink

Listing Price
Binance - 50 BTC
Poloniex - 30/50 BTC
COSS - 40 BTC
KuCoin - 30 BTC
HitBTC - 10/15 BTC
Cryptopia - 15 BTC
CoinExchange - 2/4 BTC
LiveCoin - 4 BTC
btc-alpha - 3 BTC
Meratox - 2 BTC
Crypto.bridge - 1 BTC
YoBit - 0.1/0.5 BTC
Stex - 0.08 BTC
Crex24 -  0.3 BTC
full member
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August 09, 2018, 01:43:49 AM
#15
CryptoBridge now charges form 2 BTC to 6 BTC for new coin listing !

try brand new dex exchange they charge much less

https://www.deex.exchange/listing-en.html

Thank you.
BUT this is still only alpha and ICO...  Undecided
and possible start is in 2019.... but who knows.... ICOs are 80% scam or failed projects.



I think so far Crex24 has best ratio volume/listing fee 0.1
When talking about smaller exhcanges

Yobit is the best value for price volume wise. 0.1 btc listing fee for an exchange ranked 37 in volume today in the world isn't bad. But a dog of an exchange to use!
legendary
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July 28, 2018, 08:40:16 PM
#14
CryptoBridge now charges form 2 BTC to 6 BTC for new coin listing !

try brand new dex exchange they charge much less

https://www.deex.exchange/listing-en.html

Thank you.
BUT this is still only alpha and ICO...  Undecided
and possible start is in 2019.... but who knows.... ICOs are 80% scam or failed projects.



I think so far Crex24 has best ratio volume/listing fee 0.1
When talking about smaller exhcanges
member
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July 28, 2018, 08:37:18 PM
#13
CryptoBridge now charges form 2 BTC to 6 BTC for new coin listing !

try brand new dex exchange they charge much less

https://www.deex.exchange/listing-en.html
legendary
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July 28, 2018, 08:35:56 PM
#12
CryptoBridge now charges form 2 BTC to 6 BTC for new coin listing !
jr. member
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Culotte Jaune Officielle
June 14, 2018, 02:10:09 PM
#11
You need a lot of patience to be listed on Binance
legendary
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June 14, 2018, 11:51:13 AM
#10
Anyone knows how much exchanges ask for new coin to be listed ?

I would like to see some list or link please,
if anyone made it so far.

Binance ?
Bitfinex ?
Poloniex ?
Kucoin ?
Others ?

Thanks

It's honestly not about the costs, especially for Bitfinex, and Poloniex. They are going to only list your coin if they deem it to have some sort of merit, and actually has a lot of volume on other exchanges.

For Kucoin, the cost of getting a coin seems to be is $50k-1 million which is a lot.

Binance has a voting system. Not sure if you can privately settle without a voting system, and no idea how much they charge either.

C-cex again has a voting system, but apart from free votes you also can pay to vote. And based on this(https://c-cex.com/?id=vote) you would be looking at around 3-5 BTC to list your coin if you were to pay.

Basically either you have a lot of support for your project and you can win coin list voting, or be prepared to pay anything up to 50 BTC or even more to get your coins listed. HitBTC has some sort of shady 1 month listing, I recall it being a few BTC to get listed and you only get a month of trading before you get delisted: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/exchange-hitbtc-1-month-paid-listings-scam-or-just-very-unethical-2378223. The image is down, somehow. You could ask OP of that thread to give you accurate figures.

Thank you.
That is some great information.

I don't know why C-cex would charge so much...
mots of the coins they have are scams.
hero member
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Merit: 753
April 12, 2018, 05:05:50 AM
#9
Anyone knows how much exchanges ask for new coin to be listed ?

I would like to see some list or link please,
if anyone made it so far.

Binance ?
Bitfinex ?
Poloniex ?
Kucoin ?
Others ?

Thanks

It's honestly not about the costs, especially for Bitfinex, and Poloniex. They are going to only list your coin if they deem it to have some sort of merit, and actually has a lot of volume on other exchanges.

For Kucoin, the cost of getting a coin seems to be is $50k-1 million which is a lot.

Binance has a voting system. Not sure if you can privately settle without a voting system, and no idea how much they charge either.

C-cex again has a voting system, but apart from free votes you also can pay to vote. And based on this(https://c-cex.com/?id=vote) you would be looking at around 3-5 BTC to list your coin if you were to pay.

Basically either you have a lot of support for your project and you can win coin list voting, or be prepared to pay anything up to 50 BTC or even more to get your coins listed. HitBTC has some sort of shady 1 month listing, I recall it being a few BTC to get listed and you only get a month of trading before you get delisted: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/exchange-hitbtc-1-month-paid-listings-scam-or-just-very-unethical-2378223. The image is down, somehow. You could ask OP of that thread to give you accurate figures.
legendary
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April 11, 2018, 08:47:10 PM
#8
It is sad ....

It is ok to pay something to resist scam coins...but this is to much !
newbie
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April 10, 2018, 10:29:53 AM
#7
They definitely charge, publicly they say they don't but it's obvious they do. Binance is something crazy like 500eth +, the reason why exchanges fake their volume is so they can literally charge more for listing by claiming to have bigger volumes than they have.

Exchanges are the real kings of the crypto space.
legendary
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April 10, 2018, 09:19:26 AM
#6
Cryptocurrency exchanges are charging between $50,000 and $1 million to list initial coin offerings, according to a Business Insider investigation.

I don't see much ICO done by exchanges today unlike back on those days where bittrex were doing every time. $50K I think is a fair price after all they act as escrow during those times and they are also the first to list the coin. 3 years ago I think bittrex asks 3BTC to list a coin. ICOs done by exchange are must trusted than just sending the funds to the dev team wallet.
legendary
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April 10, 2018, 09:02:49 AM
#5
Thanks for helping guys.

I have been in contact with creator of this site....and he will try add add this information also

https://www.cryptowisser.com/exchanges/

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Limited in number. Limitless in potential.
April 09, 2018, 10:36:16 AM
#4
Tried to find the answers in the internet but failed to find some, here are just the information I get.

Listing coins to binance are not mentioned on their pages, but you can fill the form here (https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000822512-Listing-a-Coin-on-Binance-com) and read this statement of CZ
We don’t like big ICOs. If you do a big ICO, be prepare to pay a large % of coins as insurance deposit and listing fee.


And to poloniex, will not accept any means of payment, but I'm afraid if they still list any coins on their exchange, the last coin they listed was on Oct 27 based on their twitter handle - (Link). But still try to contact them.
We don't have a definitive set of criteria as each project is unique. We listen to the community and select projects that we believe are unique, innovative, and that our users would be interested in trading. We also look for products that have strong (organic) market demand.

Some takeaways:
We cannot list any token that resembles a security. We suggest token devs familiarize themselves with The Howey Test.

Note: We do not accept payment for listing.


The same to bitfinex
Several factors go into our decision-making process when considering adding a new token to Bitfinex. Some of these factors include user requests, shareholder interest, market capitalization, token design parameters, and a thorough assessment of the token's development process; including, but not limited to, the team behind the coin and their strategies for solving technical and nontechnical problems.

We continue to monitor these factors and make prudent decisions to keep our customers' best interests in mind.

Kucoin was mentioned above already and according to the link provided from uk.businessinsider.com it seems so fees is so huge to get listed lol
Cryptocurrency exchanges are charging between $50,000 and $1 million to list initial coin offerings, according to a Business Insider investigation.
legendary
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April 09, 2018, 10:23:46 AM
#3
I remember exchanges asking for list fees before but It's apparently no longer the case. If you check this article[1] by Business Insider, you will see how most of them are not taking any fees. This doesn't make it any easier to list the coin though as they still have some criteria for listing.

Kucoin (not mentioned in the article below) allow users to vote to list coins. If your coin have a big community and userbase, listing it on exchanges wouldn't be a problem.

[1] http://uk.businessinsider.com/cryptocurrency-exchanges-listing-tokens-cost-fees-ico-2018-3




I don't think this is true.
Asian exchanges ore openly asking for payment and they will create fake volume for you.

few Examples of coins that can not get listed:

LUX coin
BitcoinZ  - recently payed ~ 10 BTC for future listing on Coinbene

https://info.btcz.rocks/#exchanges
staff
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April 09, 2018, 05:27:54 AM
#2
I remember exchanges asking for list fees before but It's apparently no longer the case. If you check this article[1] by Business Insider, you will see how most of them are not taking any fees. This doesn't make it any easier to list the coin though as they still have some criteria for listing.

Kucoin (not mentioned in the article below) allow users to vote to list coins. If your coin have a big community and userbase, listing it on exchanges wouldn't be a problem.

[1] http://uk.businessinsider.com/cryptocurrency-exchanges-listing-tokens-cost-fees-ico-2018-3

legendary
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Merit: 7064
April 08, 2018, 09:00:16 PM
#1
Anyone knows how much exchanges ask for new coin to be listed ?

I would like to see some list or link please,
if anyone made it so far.

Binance ?
Bitfinex ?
Poloniex ?
Kucoin ?
Others ?

Thanks
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