Topic: Listing kills a coin? - page 21. (Read 20189 times)
The problem is within the project itself that investors has lack of interest into it. There are only few coins that really survive the market but for me this is really not the time to buy more coz you'll only get trap!
Listing is the way for the project to get popular. Whether they are gonna make such an improvement or not its their decision.
Good project will be able to defend their project anytime in any condition without adversing affecting investors and the project. TRON, which many critise has remained relatively stable. I understand team have a big bag. It price stability has managed to attract traders and high liquidity. If a coin dumps over 100% and more after listing, then the team have a problem. Fxpay was sold at $1.6 at ICO and is now selling at $0.000604 in the market, this is terribly sad for investors. There are just few good project having ICO now.
Will you invest in a coin that will not get listed in an exchange, after the end of the ICO all the investors and bounty hunters are asking is the date of the listing, because they want to know if the coin will have a value in the market, if the coin's price falls it's not usual because it can always bounce back.
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 ...
It's better to list a coin than not list it. How do you get to know the true value of a product if it's not exposed to the dynamics of the market? The market sets the price, definitely. What makes coin price drops after listing could be that it was over priced at ICO or secondly the activities of weak hands who easily dump the coin for small gains. 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 ...
Just wait for it to rise back
But i do not think it dumped instantly
You probably expected too much profit and t dumped on you
In trading or investment, never miss out on your opportunity to dump
Most of the listed coin on the coinmarketcap just went to make some changes and it would be automatically following the top coin changes whenever the top coin dump or pump.
I am also very much disappointed by the fact that my tokens decrease in prices as soon as they enter exchanges. But the face behind it maybe bounty tokens being sold off as soon as coins entering exchanges. But good idea to get as much as you can is that one must hold the coins at least for six months. Coins entering new exchanges start rising in prices after bounty tokens are sold off.
Listing can't kill a coin and infact will help a coin because there is no use to coins that are not trading ,it means such coin is dead when not trading ,what is really affecting these coins and tokens is presently market condition and lately the market is appreciating in price ,some said its a good sign of upcoming rally so only invest in ICO projects that has better teams backing the project up
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 ...
Not really, listing coin on exchange makes the coins price dropped because there are so many bounty hunter that hold the coins from bounty and they sell all their coins in the same time. That's why if you see a ICO coin listed on exchange, the price will dropped below ICO price. No, listing does not kill coins. There are many causes of death for coins. Bad project idea, lack of money, coin manipulation, and the like.
Perhaps the most often we see is the manipulation of the coin or market manipulation. We can see many Exchange also looks fake volume, then be wary of assets altcoin the new listings on the market that are not trusted. 
No, listing does not kill coins. There are many causes of death for coins. Bad project idea, lack of money, coin manipulation, and the like.
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 it still depends on the coin and the project and the team and if one will truly examine it, even a no-project coin moons and gets listed. There are many problems to be considered before entering an ICO or ISO, so maybe have a good read and research of these first.
Well, it's not always like that, but most of the time it does. The thing is before you invest to any ICO out there, you need to research on their project and everything, do not just invest to random ICO. The main reason why their coin price is falling when entering exchange is because the investors do not actually believe in the project, they just look for quick profit. And most of the time it also indicate the the project is not very good. The only thing you can do is just hold your coin and hope for miracle to happend.
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 ...
Almost all new coins when listed in exchange price fall significantly since there is no enough buyer to support the price going up. Market is bearish and investors are focussing on a much stable coins rather than investing in a new one. But when market become bullish expect the trend for new coins listed in an exchange would follow also.
If listing kills a coin then what would you rather prefer? For the coin not to be listed, i think the major reason why some coin always go below ico price after been listed is because private investors sell off all the huge bonus they receive during the sale, they are the major influence on price not bounty hunters.
One of the main reasons that coins start declining in price after hitting exchanges is that bounty hunters and others start selling off their holdings they have gotten from various campaigns. And it is the fact that any new coins on the exchange will increase in price shortly. But it at the end declines. It takes almost three or four months for a coin to start increasing again.
Listing does not kill a coin. How can a coin be traded if not listed? Listing is very helpful for traders to get access to the coin where investors who missed the ICO can make their purchase. Coins that die off after listing are the ones which do not have highly demanded working product or do not have a product at all - this gives the coin no demand on the market. Holders will prefer to exchange such coins for more valuable coin as quick as possible.
what makes the price down is the cunning brain of some wealthy traders who make the price a dump and buy in large quantities at the same time for their investmentbesides that the price is determined by how solid the coin community is and how good the project will be
Listing does not kill a coin. How can a coin be traded if not listed? Listing is very helpful for traders to get access to the coin where investors who missed the ICO can make their purchase. Coins that die off after listing are the ones which do not have highly demanded working product or do not have a product at all - this gives the coin no demand on the market. Holders will prefer to exchange such coins for more valuable coin as quick as possible.
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You don't have anything to do because you are not the whale, I guess. Nowadays, ICO aren't profitable like it was before 2018. It's always better not to invest in ICO with bad project. Find out the best, find out the best of best. Only then you can make profit. Or, go to binance launchpad and invest there whatever you get. Profit will be a must.
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