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Topic: How to Get New Altcoin Listed on One or Several Exchanges? (Read 804 times)

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Find ways to advertise your altcoin. Get into doing new projects branding your altcoin. Let the focus of people brought to your altcoin. Make a door such as subscribing and supporting your altcoin. Earn more supporters. Pitch into places where you can grow your altcoins.
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As I watching at ICO and how coins appeared in exchanges I can. If company received about 20-40 millions than 90% that it will go to Bittrex if developers just little bit doing things!
I see some ICO can not fulfill that, and finally just enter the exchanger with small amount of merchandise volume. I just wait there is a coin that goes in biitrex or poloniex and it is very rare.

First we need to add the ICO token to coinmarketcap site to get the more value. Since the token sale and demand has been increased to concern coin. That will automatically added to the marketplace.
Then only we can see the coin in exchanges site to utilize it and convert it as bitcoin or fiat money.
Exchanges have different requirements before a  token can be listed. Some listed in exchanges were not popular yet were able to be in an exchange. Maybe there's a need to contact an exchange if ever we want to request them to add it.
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As I watching at ICO and how coins appeared in exchanges I can. If company received about 20-40 millions than 90% that it will go to Bittrex if developers just little bit doing things!
I see some ICO can not fulfill that, and finally just enter the exchanger with small amount of merchandise volume. I just wait there is a coin that goes in biitrex or poloniex and it is very rare.

First we need to add the ICO token to coinmarketcap site to get the more value. Since the token sale and demand has been increased to concern coin. That will automatically added to the marketplace.
Then only we can see the coin in exchanges site to utilize it and convert it as bitcoin or fiat money.
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Hi All - What is involved in getting a new altcoin listed on an exchange?  Are some exchanges friendlier more "altcoin" friendly to deal with in this regard than others?  Thank you in advance for your thoughts.

the first you must contact exchanger founder, you must use much alternative
1 listing is free use vote sysem yobit c-cex support
2 bittrex pay 3 bitcoin can listing and there, but is now bitrex not added new coin
3 poloniex must good coin, good community, good volume transaction, if not requirement is never can listing in poloniex
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As I watching at ICO and how coins appeared in exchanges I can. If company received about 20-40 millions than 90% that it will go to Bittrex if developers just little bit doing things!
I see some ICO can not fulfill that, and finally just enter the exchanger with small amount of merchandise volume. I just wait there is a coin that goes in biitrex or poloniex and it is very rare.
legendary
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As I watching at ICO and how coins appeared in exchanges I can. If company received about 20-40 millions than 90% that it will go to Bittrex if developers just little bit doing things!

That's not the main reason and that is just a coincidence, bittrex has requirements before it get listed. All coins that can comply to it even if it collected only low during the ICO can be listed on their site. The exchange fee and the source code of the wallet that needs to be compatible​ to their system is the most important for coin to be listed.
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As I watching at ICO and how coins appeared in exchanges I can. If company received about 20-40 millions than 90% that it will go to Bittrex if developers just little bit doing things!
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The most natural way is to just work on your altcoin through project development. Some exchanges actually decide to add alts on their own when they see that a lot of users demand it or that the alt is very good. This takes years and probably a lot of networking.

The other way is to contact exchanges. They will ask for a fee most of the time, but if popular enough they might add it on their own. Some sites used to have free voting system but most now require paid listings. Tradesatoshi and Novaexchange are two you can look at. Yobit is even easier, but directly paid.
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Some (most) exchanges require that you pay them for a listing. Others tend to look at the popularity of the coin, the size of the community etc (if a coin has a large community, there will be a lot of trading and hence a lot of profit from fees).

Poloniex say they perform the "Howey" test to ensure that a coin is safe (the SEC investigated the listing of the DAO and issued guidelines - see https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2017.08.17-Token-Listing-Policy-Reminder/)

You can see more about how the Howey test works in this article:

https://www.cooley.com/news/insight/2017/2017-08-09-sec-publishes-landmark-guidance-on-blockchain-tokens

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hi, too, obviously involved is you have to have a wallet account in cooperation with altcoin, I think safe is safe when still save with both password and privatkey wallet, and it's just you own that know.
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Thank you!
legendary
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einc.io
The new currency requires supporters to vote

This one is not the major thing. I suppose that listing is mostly depends on team will and their connections.

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The new currency requires supporters to vote
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Hi All - What is involved in getting a new altcoin listed on an exchange?  Are some exchanges friendlier more "altcoin" friendly to deal with in this regard than others?  Thank you in advance for your thoughts.
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