How to find out where to sell your coins. - page 5.

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Quote from: cryptolord2077 on March 04, 2019, 01:53:03 PM

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.

Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

In my opinion, if the exchange must enter the private key is not safe. for example Etherdelta. I once lost my token on the exchange because my wallet address was hacked. thus they can freely take our assets in etherdelta just by entering the private key.

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I do not see any problems in order to do this, the most important thing is to analyze the situation correctly and understand that today there are a very large number of situations that can actually become very, very successful for you if you respond to them correctly.

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Selling coins/tokens on DEX is very convenient but you should know that it's very difficult to sell your coins with high price on DEX because trader or investor often trade on DEX to collect good coin/token with low price only so if you guys wanna sell your coins with high price so try to wait until listed on official exchange.

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It is a great thing for newbies to know how to find a good exchange to sell your tokens, but I prefer to use coinmarketcap, because all the major crypto currencies are listed there and it should not be a problem at all.

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basically all unknown coins are traded on the market Etherdelta

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Yeah, the deltabalances works wonder actually. I have been using it since last year. You can as well query all your past transactions on the Ethereum network such as your buying and selling history on decentralized exchanges, placed orders and give you the token worth in both Ethereum and dollar value.

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Why not to use coinmarketcap site instead?

Which is a site allows us to find the difference in prices of our tokens if it is presented on multiple exchanges and also trading volume can give and idea about where to trade our tokens.

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This exchanges are decentralized exchanges which enables anyone to list a token without the need of the admin contacting the exchange owners, this can cause great devalue in the price of the token, because most people who goes to those exchange are people who received those tokens as airdrop or as bounty and they don't put any value to the token thereby dumping at any rate they desire, I think most of this exchange shouldn't be in existence.

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Quote from: cryptolord2077 on March 04, 2019, 01:53:03 PM

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.

Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

You can now see which tokens in Ethereum network you can sell on etherscan. There is now the exchanges tab where you can view both DEX and CEX. I guess Etherscan will better and useful soon.

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Quote from: boranes on March 05, 2019, 01:21:18 PM

Quote from: Caladonian on March 05, 2019, 01:13:43 AM

Quote from: boranes on March 04, 2019, 07:02:09 PM

I'll rather keep them in my wallet waiting for better times or they will die in my wallet, but I am not going to sell something which was 0.1$ per token during ICO for 0.0001$.

If you are a risky person I agree with you, taking chances and who knows what the coin will deliver after some time, there's chances that the project will grow if the team will continue to workout with their coins, instead of selling it with very low value keeping it and allow the coins to be hold till something delivers to the project, we are inside crypto, so there's no impossible if things will grow after some months or years of holding.

Selling something which you have bought at hundred times higher price is huge money loss and I don't think holding it is risking anything. You have two possibilities, to sell tokens and lose money or to hold tokens and they will maybe grow maybe not. Selling at low levels is risky part, holding isn't, because you have already lost money.

It seems to me that today there’s no need to worry about selling new tokens, because there are still no such companies that would make a real product with a decent value. Almost all coins are discounted or not traded at all on stock exchanges.

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Quote from: Caladonian on March 05, 2019, 01:13:43 AM

Quote from: boranes on March 04, 2019, 07:02:09 PM

I'll rather keep them in my wallet waiting for better times or they will die in my wallet, but I am not going to sell something which was 0.1$ per token during ICO for 0.0001$.

If you are a risky person I agree with you, taking chances and who knows what the coin will deliver after some time, there's chances that the project will grow if the team will continue to workout with their coins, instead of selling it with very low value keeping it and allow the coins to be hold till something delivers to the project, we are inside crypto, so there's no impossible if things will grow after some months or years of holding.

Selling something which you have bought at hundred times higher price is huge money loss and I don't think holding it is risking anything. You have two possibilities, to sell tokens and lose money or to hold tokens and they will maybe grow maybe not. Selling at low levels is risky part, holding isn't, because you have already lost money.

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There are several exchange, your choice depends on the type of token you have and where they are listed to, but i have a trusted Escro group where i trade my token most time without using exchange. But the best way is to trade on an exchange to avoid loss of token.

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This is really a useful tool! I do not have to browse all the information channels about each of the tokens I have to check where is tradable and how much they cost! Thanks to this, I can save a lot of time!
Grab merits for your work!

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Why are you asking about this? I think that you need to ask today those people who are still trying to sell today. I haven’t sold anything for a long time, I try to forget about it altogether until growth begins.

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Quote from: Sundaey on March 05, 2019, 10:02:01 AM

That's easy as you always thought an easy thing could be. Since you own a project token or coin am sure you will follow them on Twitter and if possible you will join their telegram, so you just have to visit that anytime you think of any of them you are holding to know the listed exchange or update.

thats right . that's an easy way to track your coins progress but to be honest i didnt ever tried that because ive been joining alot of airdrops and bounties on the past , my social media feeds as well as my messaging apps are now bloated . its confusing to check thier updates from there . i rather use etherplorer and if i see that my coins has a value , i then head on the popular exchange , if i cant find them then etherdelta would be my last resort .

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That's easy as you always thought an easy thing could be. Since you own a project token or coin am sure you will follow them on Twitter and if possible you will join their telegram, so you just have to visit that anytime you think of any of them you are holding to know the listed exchange or update.

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Quote from: cryptolord2077 on March 04, 2019, 01:53:03 PM

Hello. Surely many of you suffer from the fact that it is difficult to understand which of your little popular tokens are traded on decentralized exchanges.
However, now there is a convenient way without unnecessary problems.
Enter your wallet number and select the exchanges you are interested in.
The list has: EtherDelta (ForkDelta), IDEX, Token store, Switcheo, Joyso, Enclaves, SingularX, EtherC, Decentrex, DEXY.

Here the link:
https://deltabalances.github.io

Hi, actually you can check where is your token being trade in etherscan.io website.
You just need to know your token contract address, and search for it, and make sure the token address is the correct one.
Look at the DEX Trades tab, and there will be some exchanges name on the list.

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With the list, I basically use IDEX and the other exchange on the list I have no idea that they are even existing. I can't understand why there's a need to get through deltabalances first if we can basically go directly to IDEX or your preferred exchange.

Quote from: cytpoway121 on March 05, 2019, 01:31:50 AM

There are numerous ways to find out how to sell your coins
Firstly, you need to check coinmarketcap and find out where the tokens are trading

If the project is not listed on coinmarketcap; then you need to check their twitter and telegram handles for information about the exchange they are listed

Then you go to the exchange and check their informations and make your trades

Most tokens or altcoins that are not listed on coinmarketcap are new or they really have no plans of being added there. But the best way to know is to go check their website and see all of those exchanges where they are listed.

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There are numerous ways to find out how to sell your coins
Firstly, you need to check coinmarketcap and find out where the tokens are trading

If the project is not listed on coinmarketcap; then you need to check their twitter and telegram handles for information about the exchange they are listed

Then you go to the exchange and check their informations and make your trades

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Quote from: boranes on March 04, 2019, 07:02:09 PM

Trading volume for less popular coins on decentralized exchanges is low, usually there are bounty hunters selling tokens and buy orders are very low.
Selling such tokens for few dollars won't make any good so I'll rather keep them in my wallet waiting for better times or they will die in my wallet, but I am not going to sell something which was 0.1$ per token during ICO for 0.0001$.

If you are a risky person I agree with you, taking chances and who knows what the coin will deliver after some time, there's chances that the project will
grow if the team will continue to workout with their coins, instead of selling it with very low value keeping it and allow the coins to be hold till something
delivers to the project, we are inside crypto, so there's no impossible if things will grow after some months or years of holding.

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