Topic: ICO price and Listing price - page 4. (Read 668 times)
I saw since last year lot of ICOs come to exchange but there listing price dumping more than ico or Pre sale prices. So iam still not yet invested thats ICO's.
Not only that
Obviously bounty hunters never have enough tokens to dump or destabilize the price of a project
Mostly it’s done by investors, the early investors because they buy cheap with huge bonus which makes it convenient for them to dump ridiculously
I agree with you. Bounty hunters make up only 1-2% of the tokens. So they can not be dumping, dumping comes from investors who do not want to stick with that project and those who are criticized are the bounty hunters. Obviously bounty hunters never have enough tokens to dump or destabilize the price of a project
Mostly it’s done by investors, the early investors because they buy cheap with huge bonus which makes it convenient for them to dump ridiculously
This is a big difference in price, for one reason, because interest in crypto-currencies today is not as big as it wants, because bitcoin does not grow in price, it's obvious things that the forum participants understand today.
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?
If bounty hunters/airdrops are going to dump their tokens i think it would not affect the price of such ICO because in the first place bounty allocation is so small and if they sell that at low value then somebody would buy it until it is depleted. Investors/team got the bulk of the supply so they have the capability of changing the price of tokens, that is my thinking.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?
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.
That is never going to work, it seems that you forgot that most icos disappear after just a few months or a year, a bounty hunter that knows that information is never going to promote an ico that forces him to hold his coins for a year, so an ico trying to implement such a system will simply fail since they will never find enough people to promote it while all the icos that do not implement that strategy get all the promotion.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.
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.
That is never going to work, it seems that you forgot that most icos disappear after just a few months or a year, a bounty hunter that knows that information is never going to promote an ico that forces him to hold his coins for a year, so an ico trying to implement such a system will simply fail since they will never find enough people to promote it while all the icos that do not implement that strategy get all the promotion. 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 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?
Not really. The price someone paid for their coins is useless information. Just like the price you paid for building or buying your house. The important information should be the value of the asset. Of course you can try to have some reference when it is a coin, not an asset, but even coins have their own proper valuation.
Well I should say you are right because had been the project team as include the price to their ico to the listing announcement at least 40% of the bounty hunters will stick to the price and want more profit by selling at the price or above the given price, but to be sincere if the amount allocated for bounty hunter is as little as 1% they can still make a downward change to the price believe me.
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?
If bounty hunters/airdrops are going to dump their tokens i think it would not affect the price of such ICO because in the first place bounty allocation is so small and if they sell that at low value then somebody would buy it until it is depleted. Investors/team got the bulk of the supply so they have the capability of changing the price of tokens, that is my thinking. 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 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?
The listing price is absolutely irrelevant, since the market itself is just offer and demand. In fact you could list at 5 and there will be no offers, so it will drop instantly.
I would say that some big investors are the reason why token price drops rapidly once listed in the exchange market. Or shall we those greedy people or cheaters who had taken part in a bounty campaign with multiple accounts which were not detected during the campaign because they usually dump their tokens if it is already available in the market causing it to reduce half the price or more from its ICO price.
Most often after placing on the stock exchange the price of the token falls. This can be caused by several reasons, but do not get upset.
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 don't see airdrop and bounty participants as the cause of falling in price of project below the ICO price after the project been listed on exchanges because most project owners usually give 5-10% of their max. token or coin supply to airdrop and bounty participants. Tell me how would 10% out of total supply causes dump in price? 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?
are you serious? it is about the bounty hunters bro, do you think that investors who put their money in a certain project and in the end they will sell their coins to lose some part of their money? Also you should think that the bounty hunters is not limited to a multiple people it composes many people so once most of the bounty hunters sell their coin the price will drops.
I think if investors sell some of the bonuses they get then they will never lose money. buy and get an 80% bonus then sell 40% bonus will it make investors lose the money they invest 
try to think if all investors do that, who makes the dump price . investor or bounty hunter who only has a few coins 
This time ico and price listing was too delayed because of the bearish and volatile market, and the business developers were afraid to launch their market due to sudden possiblity of price fall down. That's why listings also took over long time to be listed in the exchange sites.
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.
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.
You are right, but I think the problem is that most of them are not aware what the exact price of the ico looks likes which leads to them dumping at their own convenience time. Don't you think the project team needs to tag the last ico price to the listing News, because we all know every project announced it listing.
Not only that
Obviously bounty hunters never have enough tokens to dump or destabilize the price of a project
Mostly it’s done by investors, the early investors because they buy cheap with huge bonus which makes it convenient for them to dump ridiculously
Obviously bounty hunters never have enough tokens to dump or destabilize the price of a project
Mostly it’s done by investors, the early investors because they buy cheap with huge bonus which makes it convenient for them to dump ridiculously
are you serious? it is about the bounty hunters bro, do you think that investors who put their money in a certain project and in the end they will sell their coins to lose some part of their money? Also you should think that the bounty hunters is not limited to a multiple people it composes many people so once most of the bounty hunters sell their coin the price will drops.
Thanks for this, I think you get what I meant in the post, no investor will ever want to lose out is gain, it all lies in the hand of the project team to address the bounty hunters the price they should go with, apart from that I don't think there can be correction to the dumping issue.
I think some projects simply dump their tokens and lie about team tokens being locked up. Not all bounty hunters dump their tokens, I think the real problem lies with pre-sale investors, who get tokens even possibly at 10% the public sale price.
Yes, from the beginning of 2018, almost all altcoins are priced lower after the exchange. I no longer believe in ICO projects, though I have missed out and I have always been waiting for the good price to sell, not knowing when the market invited to recover.
The problem is that investors who fear the price drops too deep so that all tokens are sold as a whole and make prices fall
Yes you are right, either the investors dumps at ico or below ico value
They always make profit
And that is an inevitable situation for the crypto space
Let’s see if there will be changes before the incoming bull run
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