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 no wonder I see the first coin list in market, price down main factor is because project still new and market situation is not supportive, better hold until the roadmap runs fully 
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I anticipate it is commonsense. As the marketplace is consume, so are the coins that are oversubscribed at counterintuitive cost. We aloof get to wait representing their cost to regain or they desire die
we do have to remain vigilant about anything because the value of coins is easy to go down especially if everyone sells it when the coin is listed on the market.so we must always monitor whether the coin will survive if it has been registered in the market or it will die.
If there is something large, some kind of work product behind the coin, then even after listing it will be restored.
From the second half of 2018, the ico teams are in no hurry to bring their new tokens to the stock exchange. Recently, the prices for new tokens on the stock exchange fell very significantly and therefore, the ico teams started to delay both the payment of their tokens to investors and participants of the ico bounty company, and their listing on the stock exchange. this is not to say that such actions by the ico team are unreasonable. This is a really good way to save the price of your tokens from a sharp drop after they appear on the exchange.
I anticipate it is commonsense. As the marketplace is consume, so are the coins that are oversubscribed at counterintuitive cost. We aloof get to wait representing their cost to regain or they desire die
we do have to remain vigilant about anything because the value of coins is easy to go down especially if everyone sells it when the coin is listed on the market.so we must always monitor whether the coin will survive if it has been registered in the market or it will die.
the listing in the IEO especially on binance kills the coin, just take look to fetch.ai price, it goes down. It is just a pump and dump, nothing more.
If there is something large, some kind of work product behind the coin, then even after listing it will be restored.
cause the price drops when entering the market, it's because investors sell all the tokens that he bought at pre ico. but investors who buy in the market are few so there is no price wall buy on the market
all things lingers a marketplace that settles cost, it's greater to instantly deal your munificence bestowal disc later existence certified in the marketplace, assume 't mastery it representing as well continued.
It's average to drip the cost later basic database as of other investors similar individual deal, pre individual deal and pre ico. Furthermore, charity orion desires to move any fast money, on the other hand nearly of the bead approaches from other investor. Curing the cost ballplayer capture up to single yr, on the other hand whether it achieve not first accelerando later single yr of database, you should consecrate a 2nd looking in the undertakings, what's loss on, intercommunicate with group and additional investors.
I anticipate it is commonsense. As the marketplace is consume, so are the coins that are oversubscribed at counterintuitive cost. We aloof get to wait representing their cost to regain or they desire die
It seems to me that the listing does not affect the coin. It all depends on the coin itself. You need to be very careful and vgemalnom when choosing.
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 ...
Is it really need for a coin to be listed? When I am going to be ask about that when I read this thread, definitely yes, then why are you asking if listing kills the coin if it is meant to be listed? Well, there's no doubt that there are factors that affects the coins in the market when it was listed, and we do need to consider it but not to say that it kills the coin.
Listing doesn't kill a coin, greedy teams does.
If the pay everyone with their token, listing would cause a dump. But if they pay their freelancers, bounty hunters and etc. with eth/btc/usdt and lock the team and partners coins, it won't harm it.
If the pay everyone with their token, listing would cause a dump. But if they pay their freelancers, bounty hunters and etc. with eth/btc/usdt and lock the team and partners coins, it won't harm it.
Before adding, as has already been said many times, the project developers are obliged to understand that the project should have very large support, this is the situation that will now have real meaning.
Actually listing does not kill a new coin. It depends upon the goodness and virtue of a project. If a bad project hits an exchange, it will definitely decline in prices. But this may not be the case with a good one. Another factor of coins going on the decline after hitting exchanges are bounty hunters, who are always on the look out to clear all their holdings as soon as possible. So maybe the reason coins fall in prices as soon as they hit exchanges.
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 ...
Indeed, most coins fall after being listed on the exchange. I think there will be time for the coin to grow back. You must be patient and wait for the right time. Follow every development of the coin.
I dont think that listing will kills the coin since there are so many cryptos which is still lives even if get listed, but yes, more volume means more seller and buyer so just be careful.
İn this situation listing the coin can be dangerous for specific coin. Sometimes it is better to keep it till the suitable market conditions than listing it blindly in the exchanges.
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 ...
Why would somebody want to buy a coin that is not listed on exchange? Listing does not kill the altcoins. Jump to: