Topic: How to avoid Dump after listing - page 9. (Read 53608 times)
Making a trading competition at the outset in my opinion is good enough to be able to avoid a drop that is quite deep from the market, this is indeed very good for us to do right now where when we sell after the listing price falls
In my oppinion, avoid dump price after listing is very dificult, but I have good trick, when first time listing I will sell all of my token, and when token price touch support level, I will buy back. we can get more token with that idea.
Your reason is very correct. Many people probably won't dump if they find the coins very useful and difficult to resist.
There are various ways to prevent dumping, seems most developers aren't interested in trying them out.
There are various ways to prevent dumping, seems most developers aren't interested in trying them out.
This is the sad reality of every token, after listing on exchange it will dump as expected, but this only happens to projects without improvement, to those projects that not showing the capability to provide what's on their plan , on their roadmap. But if the project has a big potential, it will still rise and sustain an organic growth.
When a token enters the market and still no use case for it the price usually dumps.
Not only because of the hunters dumping, but the investors with bonuses and the non patient ones as well.
Most of the tokens has a use case but the implementation of the use case is not yet their. Not only because of the hunters dumping, but the investors with bonuses and the non patient ones as well.
They just give us a whitepaper and they have their time line to develop the project, it's quite risky knowing the hardest part is on the implementation so investors would make sure and look for a project that is already operating in the market.
I guess the ICO trend will change in the future as the competition increases, people will look on project that has been operating as it's closer to success than a whitepaper only .
it is not easy to avoid dump, but certain funds shall be allocated to avoid complete price fall down, if the developers are believing in the project, there are many projects that fall down greatly, and it is very hard to recover from those points, almost impossible
Its true, we can avoid people dump their coin because its free market. If investor believe on the project, i think investor or bounty hunters wont dump the token and prefer hold for profits. Investor dump their token sometimes developers team dont deliver their roadmap or some fundamental strategy
it is not easy to avoid dump, but certain funds shall be allocated to avoid complete price fall down, if the developers are believing in the project, there are many projects that fall down greatly, and it is very hard to recover from those points, almost impossible
It is very risky to keep cryptocurrency that has a low level of liquidity and large risks for removal from the exchange. I choose only the top 50.Eventually one of a thing that cause to dump altcoin after listingbto exchange is the bounty hunter who sale their free token that came from bounty campaign thats why some ico project lock the token for bounty participant to avoid dumping the token.
I dont think its because bounty hunters only. Sometimes, developers team give big discount for early investor and with big bonus at early sales, early investor can dump the price below ICO price.
it is not easy to avoid dump, but certain funds shall be allocated to avoid complete price fall down, if the developers are believing in the project, there are many projects that fall down greatly, and it is very hard to recover from those points, almost impossible
It is very risky to keep cryptocurrency that has a low level of liquidity and large risks for removal from the exchange. I choose only the top 50.Eventually one of a thing that cause to dump altcoin after listingbto exchange is the bounty hunter who sale their free token that came from bounty campaign thats why some ico project lock the token for bounty participant to avoid dumping the token.
There are some classic ways to avoid this!
You can stop buying in the pre-sale and wait for the launch of some market.
There is option also reduce the amount of rewards or free money that is offered during that campaign.
But a lethal way for you to avoid is to participate only in something true and lucid!
If you spend a little time with isos, you will no longer have problems in participating in projects that come to market end up being dumped.
You can stop buying in the pre-sale and wait for the launch of some market.
There is option also reduce the amount of rewards or free money that is offered during that campaign.
But a lethal way for you to avoid is to participate only in something true and lucid!
If you spend a little time with isos, you will no longer have problems in participating in projects that come to market end up being dumped.
When a token enters the market and still no use case for it the price usually dumps.
Not only because of the hunters dumping, but the investors with bonuses and the non patient ones as well.
Not only because of the hunters dumping, but the investors with bonuses and the non patient ones as well.
I do not think that's possible. It seems to me that almost all coins fall after they enter the market. I think the reason for this is a bearish trend.
it is not easy to avoid dump, but certain funds shall be allocated to avoid complete price fall down, if the developers are believing in the project, there are many projects that fall down greatly, and it is very hard to recover from those points, almost impossible
It is very risky to keep cryptocurrency that has a low level of liquidity and large risks for removal from the exchange. I choose only the top 50.
it is not easy to avoid dump, but certain funds shall be allocated to avoid complete price fall down, if the developers are believing in the project, there are many projects that fall down greatly, and it is very hard to recover from those points, almost impossible
Usually, that kind of things are just hype, nothing serious and permanent , when something goes up fast it would going down fast too , buy and sell things in that times is not very wise, unless you know the exit point .
external time on the cryptocurrency market still happens such that it is very difficult to raise. Nevertheless, someone always managed to blame either the investor or the participants of the Bounty company for the fact that tokens are falling in price. But we must understand that it is the current trends in the cryptocurrency market that does not provide real opportunities for the development of many projects. 
It is impossible to avoid. This is normal and many tokens fall significantly. This is a problem both for the project itself and for those who have tokens. Impossible to guess if the token will drop in price after listing
Not even a good project can assure that it won't be dumped after reaching the exchange, a normal act by early investors to sell their tokens after seeing some good value, it's up to the developers on how to allocate funds to avoid a big fall that hard to recover back, dev needs to think of a good way promoting and continuing the progress of their creation.It is impossible to avoid. This is normal and many tokens fall significantly. This is a problem both for the project itself and for those who have tokens. Impossible to guess if the token will drop in price after listing
Not even a good project can assure that it won't be dumped after reaching the exchange, a normal act by early investors to sell their tokens after seeing some good value, it's up to the developers on how to allocate funds to avoid a big fall that hard to recover back, dev needs to think of a good way promoting and continuing the progress of their creation.
Usually, that kind of things are just hype, nothing serious and permanent , when something goes up fast it would going down fast too , buy and sell things in that times is not very wise, unless you know the exit point .
It is impossible to avoid. This is normal and many tokens fall significantly. This is a problem both for the project itself and for those who have tokens. Impossible to guess if the token will drop in price after listing
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?
Having a working product and listing in a reputable exchange with real large volume is essential to preventing dump as well as having a buy back plan.
In fact it is very true. There is no working product for most ICOs so there isn't demand for the tokens being sold and it affects the price negatively. All those who hodl the coins are in for a promised profit but there is nothing t drive in more investors which causing more of tokens in circulation without a demand for it.
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