Topic: Good ICOs should be protected from dump - page 2. (Read 23377 times)
When the ICO is good, it doesn't matter if it has KYC or not! The issue of ICOs seeing their lower prices at market openings has to do with the fact that they demand of people an illusory price! If ICO has a price and goes to market with the same or higher price, which is very rare, it means that this project has a lot of value and that ICO ended up camouflaging. In a quick survey, they will find that the $PPT ICO was successful and prices stayed above. I didn't invest in this ICO or even made part of some bounty campaign, just wanted to show an example.
The issue of listing coins on the exchange should be carefully thought out by the team. I believe that if the team responsible, then it will not have any problems with it.
Most dumpers came from bounty campaign, it's just unfair for those people who truly invest in the project. I would say that natural influx of users has to be seen in order for them to truly see the establishment of there ICO. There is no easy way to gain money aside from getting something from people, this is why investor should really have a lot time of reading about a project. I also prefer buying coins that are already established than ICO, it takes time for a coin to mature. Better to have a multi wallet like Hodler and buy every kind of coin to not miss anything.
Majority of the investors look for quick profits once the tokens are released and listed on website. That's why dump is more common these days. There are only some investors who really want to hodl their coins/tokens. This is why some recent ICO's locked their crypto until they believe that there is a favorable market condition exist.
It is the bounty hunter who damages the price on the market after being registered, if the investor will hold their coins until the price is above ico.
Majority of the investors look for quick profits once the tokens are released and listed on website. That's why dump is more common these days. There are only some investors who really want to hodl their coins/tokens. This is why some recent ICO's locked their crypto until they believe that there is a favorable market condition exist.
It is the bounty hunter who damages the price on the market after being registered, if the investor will hold their coins until the price is above ico.
I think with this bear market condition Exchange listing Postponing would be best option. But it may occur several problem from investors side. But i believe protecting project is more important than panic exchange listing.
Coach dumps can be avoided if the strategies of ico teams are well known as a token list by known exchanger as found by the top 10 exchanger and with it being added to other exchangers to prevent the token holders from only exchangers until they lose their price due to the rapid sale of tokens.
I think there is one more way of how to avoid price dumping and this is not just one first listing but like 4 or 5 exchanges on the same time. This helps to divide the dumps and to avoid a dramatic price decrease in general.
Majority of the investors look for quick profits once the tokens are released and listed on website. That's why dump is more common these days. There are only some investors who really want to hodl their coins/tokens. This is why some recent ICO's locked their crypto until they believe that there is a favorable market condition exist.
I don’t think any token or any icos needs protections of any kind
Because on the market scale; there is no preferential treatment except for shit coins that does pumps and dumps
So always cash in at the right time
Because on the market scale; there is no preferential treatment except for shit coins that does pumps and dumps
So always cash in at the right time
Good stuff you have written above but mind you, people want easy profit in this space, and that is somehow unavoidable. Same way you can't stop people from selling if there's a FUD is the same way you can't stop people from dumping their tokens after listing.
One factor that could check the dump of a coin is to have an experienced team behind the project. Most of the promising projects pay huge sums of money to signal groups to trigger a pump for the coin. If this happens, the dump of the coin is inevitable. To prevent this, team members of the coin must avoid signal groups and focus on developing the product and the platform of the coin. Eventually, the coin will see its true value on the market. 
That is not enough, you have to make a good progress before exchange listing and also it would be great if you pump your coin by money collected in a token sale. I guarantee that you will prevent the dump if you follow my instructions.
Good ICOs do not need any protective mechanisms. If the product is in demand, and the team is professional enough and honest in their intentions, then all the difficulties are only a matter of time. Many unnecessary and useless on the market.
That's really good ideas. coin dumping serious matter that ICOs facing. Mainly that happens from the bounty hunters side. In that case, Etherdelta and Forkdelta are like the enemies of the projects. Anyway, the KYC process is a good thing to avoid multi-accounting. But there are the risk personal information can be exposed to dangerous people. and Some countries use their ID documents in their native languages. So, there will be a problem when they going to pass the KYC process. the IP recording is a good solution than the KYC process. 
Hi Denreal!
This is a great topic you have started. Another thing you could do to prevent ICO's from dumpening upon getting on the first exchange is to avoid doing any kind of air-drops. Those are just coins given out to people who do not care much about the project and are going to dump them immediately for the dollar. I am taking part of an ICO and we are going to make sure that there is as little initiative to dump coins as possible.
This is a great topic you have started. Another thing you could do to prevent ICO's from dumpening upon getting on the first exchange is to avoid doing any kind of air-drops. Those are just coins given out to people who do not care much about the project and are going to dump them immediately for the dollar. I am taking part of an ICO and we are going to make sure that there is as little initiative to dump coins as possible.
Seems you care more about the money than the ideals of cryptocurrency. Imposing kyc will only reduce the number of bounty hunters.
People will still dump no matter twhere a coin is listed.
People will still dump no matter twhere a coin is listed.
I still don't believe that dumping can destroy the life of a good project ,it a project is good enough devs need not to be worried or in fear of dumpers ,after dumping race is finished the token will find its way back and believe me KYC still can't stop dumpers ,it will only limit cheaters
You have to think not only about the fate of certain projects, but also about the fate of the entire cryptocurrency market. Because after the completion of the sale of tokens, developers very often withdraw cryptocurrency in dollars. Thus, provoking a massive sale of cryptocurrencies, which negatively affects the entire cryptocurrency market. Agree that lately this is what happened.
I still don't believe that dumping can destroy the life of a good project ,it a project is good enough devs need not to be worried or in fear of dumpers ,after dumping race is finished the token will find its way back and believe me KYC still can't stop dumpers ,it will only limit cheaters
You have to think not only about the fate of certain projects, but also about the fate of the entire cryptocurrency market. Because after the completion of the sale of tokens, developers very often withdraw cryptocurrency in dollars. Thus, provoking a massive sale of cryptocurrencies, which negatively affects the entire cryptocurrency market. Agree that lately this is what happened.
I still don't believe that dumping can destroy the life of a good project ,it a project is good enough devs need not to be worried or in fear of dumpers ,after dumping race is finished the token will find its way back and believe me KYC still can't stop dumpers ,it will only limit cheaters
not really, good ICOs are ICOs who actually run their projects like the roadmap they design, and who develop the products they make to make people use them. thus the ICO will be really far from a dump. but dumps are also unavoidable. well, that is in my opinion.
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