Topic: How to avoid Dump after listing - page 8. (Read 53608 times)
A lot of factors. Most of them have already been listed in their posts by users. The main reason for the fall is the desire of investors and bounty hunters to get a quick profit.
Dump after listing has become the trend, but I think it gets worse when listed in exchanges with low volume. So it is always good to list your project in exchanges with good volume this might reduce the dump a little.
I think the project team has a lot of work to do for a coin to trade well in the market after listing. Bounty hunters should not be paid with the token that is being sold rather they should be paid from the fund raised since marketing was part of the ICO budget. This will go along way to sustain the price from being dumped after listing. The project owners should also provide liquidity once it is listed.
It is usually because of panic sellers and those ones who want to sell their airdrop or bounty tokens, preselling with bounos, airdrops and bounties are the reasons of dumps, that is why some very good ico never do that things, they gather fund with their abilities and their project not by advertising.
Does that prove that the role of bounty hunters who sell a few coins from their work can make prices go down so much? I think that is not something that will happen because the tokens they hold are certainly not comparable with tokens obtained by investors who bought them when the ICO took place, because every ICO purchase of course offers a big bonus so investors can get profits even though prices fall below ICO prices with the bonus they get right away. 
that's right, if there is a buyer, the price will go up but if there are no buyers and only sellers then the price will go down especially when they put up cheap prices to sell quickly, but I don't blame them because we sometimes really need money so we willing to sell it at cheap prices
and regarding products, I think many projects plan to launch products but because the process sometimes takes a long time, they don't have the opportunity to realize it before the coin enters the market
and regarding products, I think many projects plan to launch products but because the process sometimes takes a long time, they don't have the opportunity to realize it before the coin enters the market
The dump is unavoidable due to early investors and bounty hunters selling their coins on listing. But it a project is good, it should not matter much in the long run.
There are projects that pay the bounty hunters after a long after the ICO, and this is done to avoid the immediate dumping of the market once after getting listed to exchanges. Most of the people into the cryptocurrencies have known about it. However the worth of the project reflects in the long run even if someone dumps early.
It is usually because of panic sellers and those ones who want to sell their airdrop or bounty tokens, preselling with bounos, airdrops and bounties are the reasons of dumps, that is why some very good ico never do that things, they gather fund with their abilities and their project not by advertising.
The dump is unavoidable due to early investors and bounty hunters selling their coins on listing. But it a project is good, it should not matter much in the long run.
I think that either the project is not very relevant in the world. Or the problem is very large bonus tokens giving early participation in the closed round of sale.
The main reason for the dump is that with some good listing the majority of the top holders itself want to make quick money and thus they start dumping their coins and make quick profits. Also those coins does not really have any future due to which better to sell early and quit.
This is common and you cannot avoid it. But it all depends on the potential of the project. If the project has a good product and when the listing on the last Exchange decreases, it can still rise again. In addition, this often happens throughout 2018 because the price of Bitcoin has dropped sharply.
I think that either the project is not very relevant in the world. Or the problem is very large bonus tokens giving early participation in the closed round of sale.
usually we are only sell our tokens when we think we already have profit, but with ICOs token we can easily loss profit because the price can easily be dumped as soon as the token is listed, so you should sell your token as soon as it is listed or hold until the price gets back in the future as long as you think that token has potential to rise again.
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?
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 is no way to avoid that. A dump will always occur when the coin is first listed on the exchange. the only way to minimize the dump is to listed it into a large exchange. the greater the trading volume, the better. but the problem now is that rarely large exchanges want to enter new coins, they first see and analyze the potential of the coin.
I think it could be avoided. The developer could order the investors to not sell their coin yet. This is also for their good tho so i guess they will follow what they think is the best for them.
It can be said for sure that today there is not a single indicator that really depends on bounty hunters, I am sure that now there are a large number of people who think that it’s all the fault of bounty hunters, but this is not so. It all depends on the market situation.
We cannot avoid this. I do not know why the token price is dumped after listing. If you don't want this to happen, please order 100 BTC at the price you want. I don't think they are all dumped so don't be too disappointed
The market situation develops in such a way that many want to preserve at least some profit and sell your tokens or coins at the best price. Nobody thinks about higher profits because they are managed by fear.
We cannot avoid this. I do not know why the token price is dumped after listing. If you don't want this to happen, please order 100 BTC at the price you want. I don't think they are all dumped so don't be too disappointed
I will not repeat here the banal and, besides, erroneous judgment that bounty hunters are guilty of dumping coins , because they have too few coins in their hands to crush the market. I believe that in most cases the devs themselves are guilty, because they usually hold 10%-30% of the total number of coins and they start selling them as soon as possible. Therefore, an effective way to deal with a strong coin dump, I consider freezing all developers' coins for a year or more from the moment of their creation.
I don't think we can avoid dump, however, we can mitigate it instead. I have seen mechanisms that work. An example is distributing bounty payment monthly which happened in a campaign I participated in and the token is performing quite well in the market
actually we can avoid the dump if everyone doesn't sell their coins when the coin is registered because in my opinion it is one of the factors that happens quite often.but the main factor is in the project or the coin itself because actually if the project is mature then even though there are many negative factors, the project will still survive.
I don't think we can avoid dump, however, we can mitigate it instead. I have seen mechanisms that work. An example is distributing bounty payment monthly which happened in a campaign I participated in and the token is performing quite well in the market
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?
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 is no way to avoid that. A dump will always occur when the coin is first listed on the exchange. the only way to minimize the dump is to listed it into a large exchange. the greater the trading volume, the better. but the problem now is that rarely large exchanges want to enter new coins, they first see and analyze the potential of the coin.
Not always a dump will occur after the listing on an exchange. It depends on the project development. There are examples, Fetc, btt were not dumped. If the project is potential, it gets the value it deserves.
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