I have taken part in many ICOs.
All the ICOs, before ico end, we're fully active with thousands of members and lot of discussions on how the project is unique, how their partnership with vendors, partners and media houses is taking the project to new highs.
Suddenly when ico finishes, everyone asks about when exchange? and we get the answer " soon".
Day comes when it hits the exchange and soon we realize the actual price of the coin or token. In such cases there is no chance but to wait.
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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 ...
Investors hold and bounty hunters sell and there are post ICO investors who are waiting bounty hunters to dump on 10-100X lower price and then they invest. You can't do anything about it, investors should know that nothing comes over night and you will have to wait long time before make profit. Look at how market looks at the moment, don't expect too much.
The coins need in the end to be traded somewhere, if the price is low now i think the only option is to wait to get a better price if the admins who create the coin will continue do their work.
It's really all because of the market conditions.
In the past, a coin getting listed would mean a pump in price from the ICO price.
This was possible because there was high volume and a lot of demand surrounding ICOs.
And if a new coin managed to get on a major exchange like binance, than that would be a huge pump.
Now, all across the board, trading volume is low.
On top of that, the ICO market is basically dead, meaning there is no demand.
Since crypto doesn't have any inherent value to it, then unless there is demand, than the price will tank.
The best thing is to just not bother with ICOs for now.
Or, it you are really liking a new project, wait to buy after it is listed and the price tanks.
In the past, a coin getting listed would mean a pump in price from the ICO price.
This was possible because there was high volume and a lot of demand surrounding ICOs.
And if a new coin managed to get on a major exchange like binance, than that would be a huge pump.
Now, all across the board, trading volume is low.
On top of that, the ICO market is basically dead, meaning there is no demand.
Since crypto doesn't have any inherent value to it, then unless there is demand, than the price will tank.
The best thing is to just not bother with ICOs for now.
Or, it you are really liking a new project, wait to buy after it is listed and the price tanks.
Sometimes, when a coin experiences an initial listing, it falls below its ICO price, which is what I have always expected, except for some few coins, that have be able to soar above their ICO prices.
After some time, which might happen in a short while depending of the value of the coin, it might surge beyond expectation.
After some time, which might happen in a short while depending of the value of the coin, it might surge beyond expectation.
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 have 2 obvious options at the moment. The first one is to sell your coins at the actual price on the crypto exchanges right now and be not very happy because of the low price. And the second option is to wait for the bull run and pump of your altcoins. But no one knows when it will happen. In my point of view it will be in the second half of this year or in 2020.
Right now better you just buy coins that already listed on a big exchange, in this situation an ICO has no potential to raise up. Look at the list of coin that has a cheaper price than last year then buy it to hold for at least 2 years.
Some guys do not advise buying coins on ICO at all, as now there is such a situation in the market that almost always, these coins we can buy cheaper on the exchange.
Personally I don't believe and agree that listing kills a coin, what really kills a coin are impatience inestvors and some huge bonuses given during ICOs.
Better to buy on the coins on the market, and not to invest in ICO. a very unstable market leads to the fact that after the completion of the ICO, ROI falls sharply.
This situation began to arise a year ago. Since then, it has become clear that the purchase of assets at the ICO stage is unprofitable in the short and med term. A good option is to wait for the listing and act as a long-term trader. If the assets are already purchased, you can't do anything about it. It remains to hope that these acts will not die.
Listing on the exchange does not kill the coin , it simply brings its price to market realities . All the coins that finished their ICO this year and were listed on exchanges are traded below the ICO price now. If you are not ready to wait several years until the project creates a really working product and their coins become valuable in the market, then you'd better not to invest in cryptocurrencies.
The problems is not with the ICO alone because even coins who were doing well before in terms of price have been going lately, and that is because the entire crypto market is on the bearish run where the price constantly go down in price. But if you can still locate any good projects that already have an established market and business you still stand to make gains from them when listed on the exchange.
As practice shows, at the moment the price of most coins and tokens, which after ico go to stock exchanges, is rapidly going down. There are several problems in this. First of all, the crypt market itself is now at or near the bottom, which does not give much activity on the part of investors and those interested in new coins or tokens. Secondly, many early investors and funds that go to ico, after entering the stock exchanges, actively merge their cryptoactive assets purchased at the initial stage of ico with a good discount. Well, the third reason is the fact that the team itself, when entering the stock exchange, does not support the liquidity of its coin or tokens. However, there are those who do it and their coin or token make a profit.
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 seems that you're really a newbie. Right now, with this market conditions, once a coin is listed on an exchange, expect a major dump specially if the project did have a hard time raising their capital.
That's why you will see a lot of pointing fingers right now as who is to blame, it is those bounty hunters or the investor. In your case, there's nothing you can do but to hodl on them, otherwise sell them so cheap and take the lost.
There was a time when people blindly jumped into buying every coins making the price rise on the expanse of new buyers. But this was a expanding bubble that burst. The real value of tokens of a project would and should be related to the profit made by the project. For a new project to start making profit, they'd need a long period of time probably years. So, early listing of tokens would lead into fall in price as there are no expectation of quick profits.
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 ...
Sell it if you have got profit, you can move to bitcoin. Recently, bitcoin price will start to rise after some time ago met decreased price, so this is a chance for you to get short term profit. But if you confident with the coin that you have, I means if you have predicted the coin have a potential to rise again then you can hold it. Most of bounty hunters will do same thing to sell their tokens they have from bounty program once the token has been listed in the exchange, maybe this the reason why your token fall down.
It is unfortunate that most coins you invested in lost value after listing, it is the trend now because of the bearish market and also they were listed in exchanges that do not have volume, but saying listing kills a coin is the part I do not support. If a coin is not listed, it wouldn't be called a coin. With time, every coin that is valueless right now would gain value when the bullish season comes.
Through last year, I never seen any coin launched more than its ICO price, even most of good ICOs listed on exchange are about 20 or 30 times or more than their ICO price, most of ICOs failed during listing. This is certainly a not at all a good time for listing.
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 ...
This is why it's called decentralized. Nobody completely controls the market. Once it's been listed on exchanges, anybody can sell at their desired rate. Get used to it. Play smart.
A short-term selloff after listing is there for most coins due to early investors and bounty hunters cashing in their coins. After that, a good project should recover and do fine although in this weak market nothing is for sure.
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