Topic: Is it a good idea to sell tokens after listing on exchange? - page 2. (Read 2706 times)

Hi. I think depends from tokens to tokens, some tokens can value good profit after listing on exchanges but can also value way more after some time. All you can do is your choice, but if tokens not value what so much i think is better to wait more and possible get a nice profit after more time (depends on total supply, ask, demand, seller, buyers).

It deends on various conditions of the coin, before you sell your coins you need to check many things like trading volume, current price and demand.
Right after a coin gets listed on exchange if you see there is increasing demand, you should hold your coins unless you are satisfied with profit that usually a trader seeks from single trade, otherwise you should sell-off your coins in condition you see decreasing demand

The public's faith is back. But it does not really change the resonance of it for a very long time. ICO and the market are more active. If you choose efficiency, you should do so and trade at a lower price.

If the price is good enough to give you profits then go ahead. It's unpredictable and no guarantee that the price go above the ICO price in just after listing in exchange.

While it is true that when the coin begins to show signs of being developed you are going to earn money very easily, that is a stage that many coins never reach because as we know most of the coins in the market are nothing but scams, so the majority of them will never give you profits, this is why many have decided to avoid investing in new projects for the time being.

It is a difficult situation for every people who hold any token because if they sell the token right now, they cannot make a good profit because the price is down too deep. They don't know when the price of the token can increase back and this makes them hold for the unknown time and they only waiting for the time comes.

I also keep some tokens but it is difficult to decide to sell or hold. I usually want to hold rather than sell when it is listed on the exchange market but the market situation will not allow me to do it.

In cryptos nobody can predict the price of coins. Sometimes prices go up after launch. I would say never sell all tokens immediately after its launch. Wait for sometime because prices may go up. But most of the bounty hunters sell their token immediately. Well its your discretion whether you want hold or sell.

Yes, this is a regret I've ever experienced. If the coin is listed on a potential exchange, then I will hold it up to the highest price. And until now I still hold coins listed on the famous busra exchanges.

In most of the time the price of a coin after entering the stock exchange is reduced. Your strategy can be useful, but it also has risks. Because it happens that the price will only continue to grow and you will regret that sold so early.

The coin will pump at the first day of listing and eventually goes down because of dumpers, better to sell it immediately to its highest price on thay day  cause it will surely goes down the next day.

I think it depends on yourself, if at the price when the coin goes into the exchange list, you already feel quite satisfied, why not sell it, or you can hold it until the price of the token is close to ico, yourself who took the decision

it all depends on how the ICO project is, because no one knows, when it is already on the exchange everything can happen.
if I personally would sell half and hold the other half for long-term investment.

In most cases, I sell half of the tokens and leave half for future growth. I also pay attention to how much money the project has raised and how big the bounty pool is.

It depends, I have seen some coins raise fast in the firsts hours.

But you can never predict.

If you bought it on Ico, and want to burn it, for sure is the best way. Right away it got listed.

If you hold the coin anything can happen!!

Good luck!!

Obviously everyone, especially the bounty hunters wait for such moment to take place. The value of tokens once listed on exchange differes based on the current market growth. Recent ICO tokens' values have literally gone done below the ICO price after getting listed on exchanges. Its not just the tokens value but entire crypto currencies' have come down. Just hold back the tokens. I see the recent ICOs came up with best projects and for sure the tokens value will certainly increase in an year. The teams are much vibrant and active in bringing out best results to their investors. Lets just wait and experience the fruit.

It is not always discounted with all the tokens after ico. Unfortunately, the trend of this year witnessed this. Things move slower and "popularity" is running out. And we expect the SEC to bring new breeze, new trend. Everything is starting as a formula and need more assurance.
The trend is not guaranteed, you can earn from the early sale and set lower acquisition price.

Having a bit of experience, I prefer to sell coins, after entering the exchange, and then at a drawdown of 30 to 50 percent of prices, I repurchase the same tokens.

If you received them for a banuti, then you do not risk anything, and if you plan to keep your coins for a long time, then this tactic can bring you a good profit.

I think it depends upon the quantity you hold, and depends upon the project. First you should know that why the most of the coins fall once they launch on the exchange. Let me explain;
Once ICO has finished, the coins has been transferred to the investors, bounty hunters and airdropped. However, the coins belong to bounty hunters and airdrops are up to 5% of the total circulation supply or total supply. Once a coin launched on the exchange, do you expect that most of the investors will sell their coin? Have they buy coins for fresh selling once the coin landed over the new exchange. I think no, investing doesn't belong to pump and dump scheme. The majority of investors trust on the project that is why they invest in the project, and they know that good things take time.

Now, come to the point. Once the coin launched on the exchange the bidding start from the sellers as well as from the buyers. If you look over to the order-book, the volume will not be sufficient for a big player to even sell or buy. Since, there exist almost no volume in comparison with the total circulation supply. If you have high quantity and want to sell, since in each price segment there were low lots the price will dump and vice versa for the buyers too.

The legit investors doesn't take risk at this point as they have already decided to take time to the project. This is what I am thinking. It can be wrong for you, but I shared what I think.

Best Regards!