How to avoid Dump after listing - page 32.

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Quote from: takngantuk on January 14, 2019, 11:36:27 AM

I think with a listing in one large market, it might be able to avoid a dump. people sell coins because they think the coin has no potential, but by entering it into a exchange with a large trading volume. maybe people who were pessimistic with the coin became more confident to hold it.

in my opinion it would also be dangerous, it would be better if when they open the market, as well as listing in 2 markets that have good volume trading, so those who want to sell their coins don't focus on 1 market because when they want to sell, others will also think the same, especially if focused on 1 market. it makes the price of the dump far more severe.

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Quote from: Cianix on January 14, 2019, 05:34:39 PM

Quote from: Adunni6758 on January 14, 2019, 05:28:44 PM

Not having buyers or low volume is not a major factor to dump of a coin. There are many reasons and most is caused as s result of FUD, which causes panic and that fear makes so many not to have much confidence to hodl or the cvonfidence not to sell low.

People now probably immediately begin to sell those coins that were stored or received after the ico , I think this is due to the fact that the bear market and all the coins fall

That's right and they are not wanna missing the momentum. When there was a dump and then they are starting to shorting their coins too. This can give a huge impact to the price of coin at the same time. Bear market gives a lot of contribution to this dump.

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Quote from: Adunni6758 on January 14, 2019, 05:28:44 PM

Not having buyers or low volume is not a major factor to dump of a coin. There are many reasons and most is caused as s result of FUD, which causes panic and that fear makes so many not to have much confidence to hodl or the cvonfidence not to sell low.

People now probably immediately begin to sell those coins that were stored or received after the ico , I think this is due to the fact that the bear market and all the coins fall

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Not having buyers or low volume is not a major factor to dump of a coin. There are many reasons and most is caused as s result of FUD, which causes panic and that fear makes so many not to have much confidence to hodl or the cvonfidence not to sell low.

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Quote from: tactac on January 14, 2019, 10:57:15 AM

At the time of the listing after the end of ICO, the price often dumps. Why does it happen?
I think the reason is there is no buyer because of no demand for tokens since the ecosystem is not completed after the ICO.
It may be difficult because lack of funds, but I think the team should release a product like Dapps while running ICO to make token demand.
How do you think about it?

There are many reasons for this dump
As guys said there are some who want to make no profit
As well as somebounty hunters who sell directly
But there is something very important
Market situation in general
In such a market, prices will fall because demand is very low
Because the market Volume is basically limited and BTC dominates more than half of it.

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What killed most of these ICOs is that they started rasing funds more than the real value of their project and when listed on exchange no one is interested in it because there are no more demand for them and when impatient investors start selling the price suffers due to lack of buyers, developers will be true to themselves and raise a reasonable amount and not let greed kill them things will change in the space, for me I don't think any starting ICO need more than $5 million

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Quote from: tactac on January 14, 2019, 10:57:15 AM

At the time of the listing after the end of ICO, the price often dumps. Why does it happen?
I think the reason is there is no buyer because of no demand for tokens since the ecosystem is not completed after the ICO.
It may be difficult because lack of funds, but I think the team should release a product like Dapps while running ICO to make token demand.
How do you think about it?

It is not all the time that listing of ICO in the exchange that dumping use to occur. It all depends on the ICO team. If it is well managed, dumping will not occur. There are a lot of strategies you can use to avoid that. One of them is listing the Ico in large exchange or List the ICO in different exchanges. Another strategy is that you delay the Airdrop and Bounty tokens and release it batch by batch. All can help you to control dumping.

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I don’t think there is a trick or skill to avoid dumping once a token list
Projects have tried trading competitions but it has only lasted a while

The perfect way out is a good product or viable use case to keep the price up

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to avoid dump after listing the ICO project must confirm their ideas with their work. while people will see the progress they won't sell the tokens.

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Even if they release Dapps it's not possible to stop people from selling to make early gains. Remember it's the forces of demand and supply that determines the price in most cases. A project will bounce back if it is very good and has a promising future.

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This is a very common situation. I think there's nothing wrong with that. If the project is good, it is such a fall will not be terrible for the coin. In this situation, investors find themselves in the most disadvantageous position, because they bought the token at one price, and after entering the exchange it costs much less. It's not very profitable for them.

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Quote from: StarofBTC on January 14, 2019, 11:54:04 AM

the universal solution must be, having good concept for your project and keep promoting all your development with proper proof. When people will be seeing your progress along with your roadmap then no one will prefer to dump but at the same time will rush for buying.

You just said everything. When a project is attractive enough, how people will go for dumping it. Even dumping will be happening (for some other reasons), when the project is promising one, more people will grab the cheaper token so that it will bounce back at no time. Like you have mentioned, we cannot do anything about preventing dumps but we can make the project more attractive so that more buyers will come-in to compensate those dumps.

Quote from: Febo on January 14, 2019, 01:02:14 PM

Not giving away tons of tokens for free or almost for free.

Must be a practical solution but most projects are going for free giveaway and huge of bounty rewards for the reason of gaining more popularity among crypto community. They are giving out when they themselves not aware of how much worth their tokens will be. Still by comparing with ICO prices and bonuses, they should set limits so that they could prevent future dumps.

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Quote from: tactac on January 14, 2019, 10:57:15 AM

How to avoid Dump after listing

Not giving away tons of tokens for free or almost for free. I know a ICO that gave several millions USD of tokens to guy that only hold escrow. And few $1000 to people that made few tweets. If you do that then it is understandable that as soon as that token hit the exchange there will be huge dump.

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I think the best way to avoid heavy dump is for a project not to go by airdrop or bounty but just ICO. So if everyone should buy a token through a certain price of ICO, I don't see a way whereby some people will dump below the amount they bought through ICO. But could this be possible?

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I don't think there is much to do about dump token when lists on exchange at first time , every investors want to gain when the buy ICO and once it listed they try to sell in other to gain some profit and might also decide to rebuy when it dump to acquire more token , but definitely there is nothing to do to prevent that but some token also go pump when listed as that also depend on the market demand then.

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A utility is very much needed for any token to make it in demand. A token without a utility has a lifecycle only till the end of the ICO and as soon as the token is distributed, the token is being sold by the holders believing that there won't be any use of it in the future.

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creating demand for the token is the hardest thing especially at this period when crypto market is not how it use to be. There is no way you can avoid crypto dumping when its being listed because investors and bounty hunters will sell the only way project can optimize and bridge this gap is to list token in exchange platform with large pool of traders.This might help the token to recover when it is being dumped. if project intending to create crypto trading platform is facing the same problem how much more will other tokens from a different project will face. In as much as the market still remain sluggish, this will continue

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There could be many reasons for such dump after listings:
1) Bad news or dynamics around the project. People are thinking that this looks no good and trying to sell at any cost to save their money.
2) Panic at the crypto market. When everything is falling down, it's impossible for any coin to grow. People are in panic

3) Those categories of people that bought these tokens cheaper then ordinary investors (or got them for bounty/airdrop) are trying to sell them. And they don't care that the price is lower then the one set during the main round of the ICO.

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If the team can do some buy back and also be transparent, this can help to build the trust of investors and their entire community, also if bounty hunters are paid with Ethereum or BTC, that can also help.

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It is very easy to avoid the dump once it gets listed on the exchange, put everything on hold and use another percentage of coin/token on the exchange.
that is the only way to avoid the dump after it gets listed on any exchange, but another problem is coming up. Nobody wants to see it because the majority people who joined any ICO right now is looking for an easy profit and a short-gain, that means they will sell it as soon as it reaches their desired level of profit.
let's not talk about the bounty hunter. In this case, it is very unlikely for it to tank the price and maintaining its value around its ICO price

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