Topic: ICO price and Listing price (Read 668 times)
If the project is good and there is a good demand for the token and it already depends on marketing, then the token will have an ICO price and will grow, but when there is a distribution for work to people, the price falls but do not forget that at such moments you need to prepare and start buying these coins !
Unfortunately there are many hunters who do not care about the price of ico
They sell as soon as they are inserted
But in contrast, what is the proportion of Tokens in the possession of the hunters?
I personally will never sell without good prices.
They sell as soon as they are inserted
But in contrast, what is the proportion of Tokens in the possession of the hunters?
I personally will never sell without good prices.
The fact is that in any project the pool that is allocated is not enough to collapse the price of tokens, so it seems to me that this is a myth and excuses!
The price of listing is very often overstated from actual cost. It is favorable to everything to sell the coins more expensively.
It will be difficult for the team to control the coin price after listing in exchanges. It is the market demand that decide the price, so I don’t think it make any difference if the team post a reminder on ICO price.
The prices very strongly differ. I saw several successful projects which gave X. All others cost cheaper than on sales
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I think this is illogical. The main reasons are in most of the ICOs the bounty allocation is less than or equal to 1-2 percent and in this lot of them are failed to claim. I seriously doubt about their capacity to dump and another thing is most of the bounty hunters will hold the tokens expecting high returns in the future.
Thanks.
I think this is illogical. The main reasons are in most of the ICOs the bounty allocation is less than or equal to 1-2 percent and in this lot of them are failed to claim. I seriously doubt about their capacity to dump and another thing is most of the bounty hunters will hold the tokens expecting high returns in the future.
Thanks.
In most cases, the fall in prices is caused by early investors or white list investors, they buy tokens with a maximum discount, and when they enter the exchanger, they immediately merge, receiving good profits and capital turnover.
Besides of this fact people also decide to sell when they get their bounty earnings. If we count this both facts is it logical that th ICO price go down.
This may currently be resolved in a manner that distributes many advances to investors so that it would not have affected against the actions that will be faced by the bounty hunter. Indeed it is natural when the bounty hunter is a maker of chaotic price because surely they want to immediately enjoy the results of what they are doing. but when the investor section of precedence sure they would be able to control the market from the beginning.
I think bounty and airdrop tokens must be distributed 3-4 weeks delayed from the listing on Exchanges and price stabilization to prevent dump of selling airdrop and bounty tokens.
Well you do have a point but what if that is done and you still find the price going down before the distribution day, then we think of the next dumpers which are mostly the investor who claims they don't since they came in with their fund, it's mostly caused by the early investors who have enough to sell and it won't affect is investing price. These people also needs to be take care of by letting them know when and what to do with their giant coin.
In most cases, the fall in prices is caused by early investors or white list investors, they buy tokens with a maximum discount, and when they enter the exchanger, they immediately merge, receiving good profits and capital turnover.
I think every project done with their ico and listing on exchanges need to remember the holders the last stage price of their ice.
I observed that most investors complain about airdrop and bounty hunters, that they're the ones who dump the price always.
I think when the project team are about to announce the listing of their project on a particular exchange, if on twitter and Telegram they should attach a sentence like "Remember our ico price is $0.5"
I noticed that most airdrop and bounty hunters don't bother to know what the ico price was all they need is making something out of it.
What do you think guys?
I observed that most investors complain about airdrop and bounty hunters, that they're the ones who dump the price always.
I think when the project team are about to announce the listing of their project on a particular exchange, if on twitter and Telegram they should attach a sentence like "Remember our ico price is $0.5"
I noticed that most airdrop and bounty hunters don't bother to know what the ico price was all they need is making something out of it.
What do you think guys?
I don't think these are Bounty hunters who influence much the prices. Advisors are those who are to blame cause they get more cryptocurrencies and are first who sell them. We may avoid this by freezing different parts of tokens for different periods. I guess we have to adopt this idea!
Many investors are blaming the behavior of hunters, but I don't think this is our fault. The profit ratio I get from each activity is only 0.01-0.05 of the total amount. Can such a small amount make me break the price? ?
actually if the team and dev have a skill, there will be no significant dump. remember the reward for the bounty campaign is only 1 or 2 percent of the total. and for investors today are more likely to want to get quick profits than the process and function. well, this problem is not only for bounty.
Do you really think bounty hunters care about what the ICO price was? They know that if they don't sell out quick, some other bounty hunter will come along and sell their tokens for less. This mentality leads to hundreds of bounty hunters dumping their tokens lower than the previous guy. If there isn't enough market demand to soak those tokens up, this lead to the market crashing.
The best way to fix this is to lock bounty payments for 6 months to a year, or release them gradually so there's a consistent flow to exchanges.
I think my thoughts are different from yours.The best way to fix this is to lock bounty payments for 6 months to a year, or release them gradually so there's a consistent flow to exchanges.
1. I think ICO's listing price reduction is not caused by bounty hunters. We don't know how many professional bounty hunters exist in this market, but I rarely see a bounty event that can gather hundreds of bounty hunters. Maybe some of the projects in 2017 have such appeal, but I have hardly seen such a situation this year.
2. the rewards that bounty hunters receive are actually not many, and the market price decline is the one who is the cornerstone investor. They get the most coins at the lowest cost, those prices are completely lower than the ICO price, so they have There is plenty of room to sell them for those coins.
Although they have a small percentage of total supply, It is true that bounty hunters and airdrop participants dump the prices because new coins-tokens are getting listed on small exchanges. But investors affect prices more than bounty hunters. They generally sell their bonus tokens. In addition to this, usually, bounty hunters and airdrop participant receive their rewards later than investors. And lastly, project team rises listing price too much. If the latest phase of ICO is 10 cent, they are listing it 50 cents. Dumping is inevitable with low market caps.
I adhere to the opinion that everything depends directly on the project, because the percentage of tokens that are allocated for conducting a bounty campaign is not so large as to affect the price of the token, and besides, not all participants sell immediately after receiving it, believe in the project and hope for an increase in prices in the future.
Why bounty and airdrop hunters do such is because they did not buy. But as an investment hold your coin for awhile and allow them to sell theirs. After they might have done so, the price will rise again. When i do not have need for money, i allow bounty and airdrop hunters to exhaust theirs first before i think of going to the market to sell mine.
It is so easy to blame bounty hunters for a low listing price of an ICO. The price of an ICO is only determined by every participants who invented, invested, and supported according to their share and bounty hunters have the smallest part of it. Before to blame the others, it is better to think about your own fault.
Don't blame bounty hunters for the reason of dumping token price after ICO, it's the failure of the project.
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