Topic: ICOs and listing (Read 730 times)

Most of the icos still don't listed in any exchange. Most of the icos delayed the listing is because they want to wait untill market recover, but if the market can't recover what he wanna do? Still waiting or what, i don't know why icos doing this.

We have lost of exchange with different level and categories, so if the big exchange are more costly then their is small exchanges that the ico can start with then investors make it known and from their you get another big exchange which might be a big thing happening to the project, but for token to not get listed on any exchange for 6months to me is a scam and they are just deceiving the investor and any time their will block all social media which people can use to reach them, at least they got some funds through ico and if the funds is not ok to start their project they can return investors fund.

Not so new and still a very normal day as usual.

Good icos? if they are good then by any means they are going to be listed to huge exchanges and they will be getting a lot of support from the investors. It's not only about getting profit for the investors but for the development of that project. But if it shows nothing like that, don't hope that it will be a good one.

Ask the devs, maybe they are hiding something?

At present many ICOs can be said to be very good but can not list on the market. because the market is very bad and Bitcoin has not increased again. If the ICOS list is now very dangerous will cause that currency to depreciate.

Yes, of course it is quite a long time, but unfortunately such projects, which for a long time can not add a coin to the exchange a lot. One can only hope that they will ever add to the stock exchange, and not throw it.

I don't know how much you've researched, but there are many ways to gain listing in different exchanges, of course, the big exchanges that are moving a lot of money now, need to put a high entry fee to list your coin, or if not any scam coin would be listed in those exchanges trying to deceive people, but there are also other types of exchanges for less recognized currencies like crex24 or numex, those exchanges are quite cheap and you can even be listed for free if you win a vote.

I would stay away from ICOs right now, they are not performing well. Wait for the bull market, there's gonna be a lot of opportunity there again.

Yes, listing on exchanges is a hard process due to high requirements to token sale team (if we talk about top 20 exchanges due to CMC).
However, if a project has a utility (or internal) value - can be used in exchange for valuable services then the listing on other normal exchange will be smooth and cost-effective.

Some fee - thats the problem. Listing fees are so big and many ICOs need to spend their money in another way - product development.

Due to the current market situation most of the ico's are delaying there listing and they are believing that if market situation will turn good there market prise will good and I think that is the reason behind that.

Some projects are even gotten listed for free in some big exchange.  I am a member of dav networks telegram group and I could still remember that dav team was asked if they want dav to be listed in binance and hitbtc. I think it depends of the quality of the projects and how important it is to the cryptocurrencies community.
However,  the exchange has their requirements for any projects to be listed in any exchanges and if your projects can meet those requirements there is no way the exchanges will not be glad in listing the projects.

It was a scam, they all left and left the investors foolish hopes. If they want to wait for the market to improve, they need to delay ICO. But over the 6 months ending the ICO they still can not list then they are definitely scam

Who said listing is hard? It's quite easier than previous. You can pay some fee and easily get listed a coin. There are several exchanges where the fee is quite low. Anyway, I don't prefer those exchanges. Those are not too much trusted.

I also invested to Sparkster ICO. still mu token it locked. I think they are waiting for this market correction. 

I think that today, all the same, you need to very carefully review the projects and many administrators of the exchanges are very serious about this, so I think that this is a normal situation in order to add to the exchanges.

I have actually seen some ICOs with great community that got listed for free but it does not come every now and then like that. However, if we look at the market currently, we will realize that a lot of the exchanges actually are beginning to have some strict rules when it comes to listing tokens or new coins on the block, and in that case, it has made it difficult for some to want to pay such huge amount of listing fees at the end of it all. However, the main essence why crowd funding came into play, is for the development of the project, and for a project that was able to raise enough, i really do not see any reason why they should have an issue when it comes to listing on reputable exchanges.

Well, that is what makes them a big exchange, isn't it ? As they have the infrastructure and facilities, as well as some great number of users and volume, so one way or the other, if you want your coin or token exposed to more traders and investors, you will just have to be willing to pay for it as well. Although, I can relate with the fact that sometimes, I feel it is getting too huge these days as we tend to see some exchanges asking for a huge listing fee and for the fact that you have to go with some criteria before getting listed, but in a way, i feel it will help rid the space of some shit coins eventually anyway.

I agree.I think the major exchanges are more strict and the requirements to be listed were impossible to reach by some ICO's. They also require a fee to be listed and I believe they increased that one as well. Although money should not be an issue to ICO's that sold million dollar worth of coins, the ICO's are also playing it safe by staying on what they have.àa

I think what ico's doing know is understandable because what's the point if they gonna listed their token right now in this situation (bear market), it will make investors more frustrating because the price can't reach the ico price.

The top tier exchanges like Binance are expensive to list on. Very few ICOs list on these exchange in their launch into the marketplace. A lot of these projects are struggling post-ICO as a result of the current bearish market trend and it's understandable. So it's easier for them to list on smaller exchanges which in most cases doesn't sit well with the investors.

Now unfortunately, many of the ICO don't want to spend listings. I understand them, as the rate falls sharply . This was written by representative of one of the ICO in which I participated :