Topic: ICO or buy later on exchange ? - page 67. (Read 30126 times)
Always depends on your own searches for good coins to make investment. So if you trust the project and beleive it will make success than better to purchase tokens during ICO or even pre-ICO for a good bonus but if you can't make the right decision for choose than better waiting till heat exchanges when investors sell bonuses less than ICO price with all the bounty hunters so you can make trades and get immediate profits.
mostly prices go lower to ICO due to bounties or project potential. However good projects always recover quickly. At ICO you get bonuses whereas after ICO there is no guaranteed price will be lower to sale level.
Everything depends on the specific ico. Sometimes, it's better to buy a coin after the listing, you do not need to freeze money for 2 months, you do not need the kyc procedure. Sometimes - there are coins, the price of which immediately after the listing is 2-3 times higher than the ico. And then only grows.
The most ICOs that are very overhyped are no worth to buy it in the ICO because a lot of people dumping it after the ICO and the most projetcs (70-80%) are going ti dip under the ICO price for a while. So its better to grab it cheap! 
Ico is good way to earn more profit, because you can purchase a coin who price is cheap and for sure after few months of holding you can make big rofit from that. But remember better if you mke a research first about the altcoin you want to invest because some of them beconmw failed and did not reached target market cap. But they hve disadvantage also the ICO because once it will be tradable the price decrease so in just sncerio better to invest after the ICO or the coin become tradable but it depends to the coin what is better is either during ICO or after being listed to the exchanges site.
I dont believe in ICO but I think better to earn on speculation
How often does the price get lower than the ICO price when a new coin is listed on its first exchange house ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
Depends on the coin/project. In good exchange, seldom can you buy a good coin lower than ICO price.
The ones that dip below are usually shit coins OR listed on bad exchange (or both).
Yes some get listed w/o going through ICO
If to many token are given at the airdrop phase...generaly the token price downs.
My WINSPIRAL(WSPRL) Token can only goes up because it is 100% airdrop.
How often does the price get lower than the ICO price when a new coin is listed on its first exchange house ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
Depends on the coin/project. In good exchange, seldom can you buy a good coin lower than ICO price.
The ones that dip below are usually shit coins OR listed on bad exchange (or both).
Yes some get listed w/o going through ICO
How often does the price get lower than the ICO price when a new coin is listed on its first exchange house ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
many projects are targeting prices when ICO is at $ 1 rate. and usually when entering the exchange, the price will rise early and slightly down, even up to the lowest value. it is usually influenced when a new registered coin on the exchange will occur a high pump from the supplied suppliers.How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
and can go down as many dumps are happening.,
coins pass through ICO. I've found such a situation. and usually it happens from the airdrops project.
I think it may be the team's way of developing the project but it will be a bit difficult or long-lasting than the ICO. Because ICO is usually very helpful in the process of forming a team or group of projects. so the ICO way I think is more effective.
As a poster above said, generally there will be bonuses during an ICO and usually a better bonus at an earlier stage.
The Novatoken ICO for example started off at 60% bonus and dropped at each stage down to 50/40/30 etc. That should, therefore, give you an advantage over any market price and covers for the coin dropping (people dumping as soon as it gets to market) once launched.
A lot of coins/tokens of course aren't in it for the trading of the coins or the market - they are in it for the solution and for using the blockchain as a technology to solve a problem - Novatoken for example allows ownership of electronic trading cards, you get a card and you own it - and you can then trade it in an in-game marketplace using Novatokens. The more NVT you earn the better and more cards you receive - common/uncommon/epic/legendary. So you can see there's a benefit to holding the tokens rather than selling. It will be fascinating to see how the market reacts and is influenced by the dynamics of this - and of course the platform isn't restricted to the one game.
More information here:
https://novablitz.com
https://t.me/novablitz
The ICO finishes on the 31st January and so it won't be long before the above is answered.
The Novatoken ICO for example started off at 60% bonus and dropped at each stage down to 50/40/30 etc. That should, therefore, give you an advantage over any market price and covers for the coin dropping (people dumping as soon as it gets to market) once launched.
A lot of coins/tokens of course aren't in it for the trading of the coins or the market - they are in it for the solution and for using the blockchain as a technology to solve a problem - Novatoken for example allows ownership of electronic trading cards, you get a card and you own it - and you can then trade it in an in-game marketplace using Novatokens. The more NVT you earn the better and more cards you receive - common/uncommon/epic/legendary. So you can see there's a benefit to holding the tokens rather than selling. It will be fascinating to see how the market reacts and is influenced by the dynamics of this - and of course the platform isn't restricted to the one game.
More information here:
https://novablitz.com
https://t.me/novablitz
The ICO finishes on the 31st January and so it won't be long before the above is answered.
There are coins that skip the ICO stage. However, these are usually new blockchain projects, like Pascal Coin or LUXCoin, and have a finished product. They're created by very small teams, usually working part-time. On the other hand, projects that are after corporate partners need marketing, software development, sales, etc. They need an ICO to fund development. So it depends upon the product.
Generally speaking, prices are usually better in the ICO stage. But promising projects will grow in value after hitting the exchanges.
Generally speaking, prices are usually better in the ICO stage. But promising projects will grow in value after hitting the exchanges.
ICO may the right time to invest , just remember that cryptocurrency far more riskier than stock exchange so nobody able predict it right.
At the moment, I try to invest tokenomy ( my local cryptocurrency ) as I believe they because they provide clear roadmap and very solid team.
But I'm still feel risky
At the moment, I try to invest tokenomy ( my local cryptocurrency ) as I believe they because they provide clear roadmap and very solid team.
But I'm still feel risky
How often does the price get lower than the ICO price when a new coin is listed on its first exchange house ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
by the time an ico coin has entered the exchange the price will be different, can go up or down.How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
but, if you buy during pre-sale you can get an additional discount or bonus of some coins.
you should buy during pre-sale, and you will benefit when the coins start up and enter the exchange.
How often does the price get lower than the ICO price when a new coin is listed on its first exchange house ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
The is no reason to wait the coin hit in the exchange before buying, ico or pre-sale is the best time to buy as long as you've done checking the ico, sometimes after you bought the coin/token in the exchange from a higher price it goes down and will loose your patience. How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
I don't know how often it happens, but prices do definitely go below the ICO price. A majority of the time it happens because of pumping and dumping. People will group together and buy some coin at very cheap rates, especially new coins, and as soon as the price moves up a little bit, they will dump all of their coins.
And yes, coins do skip the ICO stage. A lot of people view the ICO stage as proof that a coin is a scam and believe that true developers would not ICO. On the contrary, some view an ICO as necessary to get a coin some exposure and use.
And yes, coins do skip the ICO stage. A lot of people view the ICO stage as proof that a coin is a scam and believe that true developers would not ICO. On the contrary, some view an ICO as necessary to get a coin some exposure and use.
This makes a lot of sense and is something we should all be aware of and watch out for when investing in new ICOs and cryptos. I personally feel that ICOs Are a good thing and I like participating in them every chance I get. Not Only to support the project, but has another number mentioned you also have the possibility for bonus tokens. I’m still learning the intricacies of the whole thing myself.
ICO's are for the gamblers...the dice rollers of life. You can't win if you don't play.
How often does the price get lower than the ICO price when a new coin is listed on its first exchange house ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
How come there are coins that are worth like 0.0004 $, usually during an ICO one coin is sold in the range of 1$ or not ?
Do some "coins" skip the ICO stage ?
If the coin had an ICO and it is a promising one then probably whales had eyes on it too. The scene is like this, first they would pump the coin, and then it would go higher in price, and when those whales see they could earn from their bought coins on ICO, they dump it and that's how ICO coins most likely will have a hard time to recover.
But if things go well, focus on the developers and when ICO is listed on the exchanges, stay with them and talk to them whether there are some sort of updates and news to come on the coin, the earlier the project develops the better.
I have no past experience on ICO that have skipped as a matter of fact some might extend their ICO dates, but I do have known some coins that never had an ICO as it was privately funded and the good thing is the coin succeeded.
more profitable to take a part in ICO on stage pre-sale this will give you the maximum bonuses
Best place is going to be two places actually, it's going to be right in the start of the ICO stage (given it's a good idea, good team, etc) and the other time is going to be right after the dump on the exchanges, as the people who participated in the ICO want to see some of their money so this brings on a ton of people trading instantly their coins. Buying on the dump is pretty solid, as the value goes up drastically after this time -- in most cases this is, not all.
So, two as I said.
So, two as I said.
If it is a good ICO with a solid team and wellthought roadmap, than your strategy of buying on the dump is interesting as most likely price will again go up after the dump. But it involves some risk as there are thousands of ICO's and it is difficult to find a real good one.
I think Flixxo has gotten so good. However, not every ICO can earn it. I need to examine the managers of the ICO and the team that supports the project.
it is hard to make a big profit from the ico because the project is just started and it needs to prove if the coin is good enough to survive in the exchange or not. I think buy later on the exchange is the best thing that we can do if we are afraid of being lost and we should determine how much money we want to used to buy the coin. but if we are really wanted to participate in the ico, then we need to find info about the project and everything that will make us believe that the project will get success in the exchange.
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