I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
You can't do anything about it, because now is a bear market. You can start investing in IEO, most likely you can make money. 
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many coin or token created with same project with before. Its create a tight competition and bring market more attractive. Beside competition on the project, sometimes investor have big discount when privale sale and investor want to take quick profits by selling under ICO price. Many factor why the price drop when first listing on exchanger and i think its depend on the community
These competition is what I really don’t like, must they even create coin, is there no way they can successfully carry out a project building on already existing coin like Bitcoin because I feel the reason why the market is still volatile and refusing to come out of bear market is because of the too many coins being created now and dragging same investors we have within the market, this is making other coins that ought to have experienced high growth get stuck in one place.I know that the market is big for everyone but how many investors are in the system, you can only display your project to an investor within the system which will give them too many options to select from.
Listing on shit exchanges kills, or when there is no debt listing is also at the bottom of omits, as the people begin to merge them on the Delta, etc., generally a good project after the collection of ISO, should be a maximum of 3 months already to go to the listing on a good and large exchange,but still on Sammo fact now kills tokens is a MARKET that is completely speculative and not quite adekatny market
Definitely not. What kills coins are poor demand. Since most people including investors and bounty hunters dump their coin so that they would get their profit from investing because of bonuses but if the demand is high the coin would not get affected by dumps rather investors would see this as an opportunity to buy coins and not sold them.
A successful ico for a coin or token should naturally be followed by listing on an exchange but which exchange to list on could make or Mar a project such decision is usually at the behest of the management . Listing on a popular exchange could help drive volume and price but on an unpopular the price more often than not could suffer depreciation
I think it depends. Most coins go down not just because of dumps from bounty hunter but also from investors. Think of the investors on most presales, most of them have huge bonuses which they can already have profits as well as their capital going back to them when they sell their own coins. Bounties are just a small percentage in the total amount of tokens issued.
While in most cases this is true. Many coins were thus "fused" to zero. Bountists do not always know how to keep long coins. Where you have to wait - they merge them at least for some cost.
Bad marketing and developers work kills the project. It does not matter on which exchange the project is listed on, if there is a bad management and marketing decisions taking place, this project will die sooner or later.
In an ideal situation, the next line of action after a successful ico is to list the Coin or token as the case may be on a good exchange. However the current market condition does not give space for this to be true. Most holders will want to sell immediately it hit exchange in other to get their money back therefore leading to crashing of prices in the market.
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
For me the Market Condition these days are not good for new listed coins/tokens and also the kind of platform that you choose to invest with has an effect too. According to my own experience, if the platform that issue the coin/token has a true demand and use case it will create demand for a reason and if the token price will dip, I think its just temporary for many reason such as dumping and eventually it will rise up.
I still say it, even if the price dump immediately after listing, it will still come up again within a short period of time provided that the project has impact in real life hence its token use case will be higher and promote demand.
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
I think i would be disagree with the way of think that listing is the deciding factor for a coins to be died.In my opinion, the main reason would be because there are so many issues about a coins that makes the coin holder to get worried and end up selling their coins in a cheaper price.
I can conclude that you have to learn more about cryptocurrencies.
The listing did not kill the coin, it was an event that was highly anticipated by the traders. the problem of falling or pumping prices depends on the amount of demand and supply of coins on the exchanger.
The listing did not kill the coin, it was an event that was highly anticipated by the traders. the problem of falling or pumping prices depends on the amount of demand and supply of coins on the exchanger.
I used to invest in ISO and make a profit. Recently, a lot of coins in which I invested fall down after entering the stock exchange. I do not know what to do about it ...
what you feel, so do we who invest in ico. so at this level of decline, there's not much you can do but just hold or throw it away.
not all ico projects will have the advantage you have ever had. especially nowadays it's too risky, so choose the one that really has the potential and a good idea rather than alt that has similarities.
Listing doesn't kill a coin, what is the use for a project if it's coin isn't listed so that people can actually make us of it. Rather the investors massive dump is one of the reasons that kills a coin
Just keep ivetsing and hoping for the better.. Hahaha.. On a serious note dude, if you are doing something and it doesn't work out, stop, think it through and try another strategy.
If you think too much) you can not think of anything. Well, in general, now enter the market is difficult. Better in this with the prototype product. And on a good exchange.
Just keep ivetsing and hoping for the better.. Hahaha.. On a serious note dude, if you are doing something and it doesn't work out, stop, think it through and try another strategy.
Same case is here with me. And I am not understanding why even the coins that are proposed by established and reputed organizations with a good purpose go down considerably in prices just when the hit exchanges. As far as your case, what can you do. Just wait for better days for your coins to increase in price and get benefits. Rather you can collect tokens by participating in bounty campaigns.
Adding cryptocurrency on the stock exchange is definitely a serious test for the project. Before making such a decision, investors and many market participants must understand that they are preparing to go out and be public.
its not true..if the coin is not in the exchange people are whining when is the listing???its just most of the investor wants to dump their coins and get their money back quickly
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