Checkout nonKYC exchange or Xeggex. Both charge similar listing fees, below 5000K USD.
We had two coins listed at nonKYC exchange and so far the experience and liquidity is very good. Both are ranked decent, probably mid tier CEX, not top level, but very solid with high liquidity.
Topic: Looking for CEX Exchanges Costing Less Than 5000 USDT with Good Volume (Read 113 times)
August 03, 2024, 09:17:13 PM
August 03, 2024, 05:34:14 PM
Despite their high rankings, many top exchanges show fake traffic and inflated trading volumes. These metrics can be misleading. I've encountered exchanges that are supposedly "world-recognized" yet lack actual user engagement and traffic.
All exchanges inflate their trading volume, and the only thing that differentiates them is how much they actually inflate it.I would also agree with the statement that the choice of exchange can also negatively affect the reputation of the project.
August 03, 2024, 04:32:32 AM
Despite their high rankings, many top exchanges show fake traffic and inflated trading volumes. These metrics can be misleading. I've encountered exchanges that are supposedly "world-recognized" yet lack actual user engagement and traffic.
All exchanges inflate their trading volume, and the only thing that differentiates them is how much they actually inflate it.Having said that, I am not even sure that it's worth it to get listed on an exchange that charges up to $5,000 for a listing. For that amount of money, you won't be able to get something even remotely solid, so why bother with it in the first place?
Try gate.io, they are on medium tier exchange with good volume. I’m not sure on the fee but they list many new altcoins though
I know for a fact that gate.io charges $100K+ and on top of that you need to give shit load of your tokens/coins for marketing purposes so they are way above his budget. 
August 03, 2024, 02:56:13 AM
Top exchange usually doesn’t have listing fee but rather they will require you to hold their token and lock on the exchange.
I believe you are looking for mediocre exchange for a 5000USDT listing fee with good volume. Beside, you will need to provide liquidity on the orderbook which means you will need to deposit your token and USDT(or other currency which your token will be pair).
Try gate.io, they are on medium tier exchange with good volume. I’m not sure on the fee but they list many new altcoins though.
I believe you are looking for mediocre exchange for a 5000USDT listing fee with good volume. Beside, you will need to provide liquidity on the orderbook which means you will need to deposit your token and USDT(or other currency which your token will be pair).
Try gate.io, they are on medium tier exchange with good volume. I’m not sure on the fee but they list many new altcoins though.
August 03, 2024, 02:48:03 AM
I am not sure if there's an exchange that will list you with that listing fee and the criteria that you're setting for having a decent volume for that amount is very unlikely. With that budget you have, you're likely to negotiate that with the medium-type exchange, and as you've said you've encountered some fake traffic that they did to just attract more users. So, $5k for a listing fee is likely will get you a small exchange and you know that volumes there are what you've encountered and the midrange type of exchange will cost you more and even higher for the top-notch and known ones. AFAIK, the known exchanges e.g. Binance will list a project for free as long as they like it and you've got a quite big community. But still, try your luck maybe some good midrange type of exchanges will list you with that budget.
August 02, 2024, 04:36:28 AM
I don't know any specific exchanges that only charges for that amount, but I found this
So basically, you should start by checking anything below #50 on Coinmarketcap. Make sure to do more research on those exchanges though because they'll affect the reputation of your project if users find themselves facing issues all the time.
So basically, you should start by checking anything below #50 on Coinmarketcap. Make sure to do more research on those exchanges though because they'll affect the reputation of your project if users find themselves facing issues all the time.
I have encountered fraudulent activity with some top exchanges that display fake traffic and volume. Despite their high rankings on platforms like CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap, these exchanges lack actual traffic. If you know of any secure exchanges with good volume, even if their rankings on CG or CMC are lower, your recommendations would be very helpful.
August 02, 2024, 01:46:12 AM
I reviewed several top exchanges listed on CoinGecko, but I found that their actual traffic is quite low. I am uncertain about the criteria CoinGecko uses to assign their rankings.
The top exchanges would have the most users and they are world recognized. The ones you will see below will have the less users and also having lower trading volume. On the site, if you scroll to the right, you can see the 24 hours trading volume each exchanges is having which are used as a criteria. Here is also another link which is good https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/
I understand your point, but my experience has been different. Despite their high rankings, many top exchanges show fake traffic and inflated trading volumes. These metrics can be misleading. I've encountered exchanges that are supposedly "world-recognized" yet lack actual user engagement and traffic.
High ranking on sites like CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko doesn’t always equate to reliability or genuine user activity. It's crucial to look beyond these rankings and consider the authenticity of the trading volume and user base. Secure exchanges with lower rankings but genuine traffic and volume are far more valuable. If you have any recommendations for such exchanges, I'd appreciate it.
August 02, 2024, 01:26:01 AM
I reviewed several top exchanges listed on CoinGecko, but I found that their actual traffic is quite low. I am uncertain about the criteria CoinGecko uses to assign their rankings.
The top exchanges would have the most users and they are world recognized. The ones you will see below will have the less users and also having lower trading volume. On the site, if you scroll to the right, you can see the 24 hours trading volume each exchanges is having which are used as a criteria. Here is also another link which is good https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/
August 02, 2024, 01:17:44 AM
My advice to you is to contact the exchanges one after the other. You can contact their customers care first which will direct you to what to do next.
If you want to see the list of exchanges, you can make use of this: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
I reviewed several top exchanges listed on CoinGecko, but I found that their actual traffic is quite low. I am uncertain about the criteria CoinGecko uses to assign their rankings. If you want to see the list of exchanges, you can make use of this: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
August 01, 2024, 02:42:41 AM
I don't know any specific exchanges that only charges for that amount, but I found this: https://listing.help/how-much-does-it-cost-to-list-coins-on-an-exchange-in-2024/
So basically, you should start by checking anything below #50 on Coinmarketcap. Make sure to do more research on those exchanges though because they'll affect the reputation of your project if users find themselves facing issues all the time.
So basically, you should start by checking anything below #50 on Coinmarketcap. Make sure to do more research on those exchanges though because they'll affect the reputation of your project if users find themselves facing issues all the time.
August 01, 2024, 02:41:10 AM
My advice to you is to contact the exchanges one after the other. You can contact their customers care first which will direct you to what to do next.
If you want to see the list of exchanges, you can make use of this: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
If you want to see the list of exchanges, you can make use of this: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
August 01, 2024, 02:27:53 AM
Hello everyone,
I’m currently on the lookout for centralized exchanges (CEX) that charge less than 5000 USDT for listing a cryptocurrency, have good trading volume, and offer market making services. I believe this could help many of us who are trying to get more exposure for our projects without breaking the bank.
Key Criteria:
Listing Fee: Must be under 5000 USDT.
Trading Volume: Should have a decent daily trading volume to ensure liquidity and visibility.
Market Making Services: The exchange should offer market making services to maintain order book liquidity.
Why This Matters:
Cost-Effective: Finding affordable exchanges allows smaller projects to allocate funds more efficiently.
Visibility and Liquidity: Good trading volume ensures that our tokens are accessible and appealing to a wider audience.
Market Making: Ensures that there is sufficient liquidity in the order book, making it easier for users to buy and sell tokens.
Questions for the Community:
Recommendations: Do you know of any exchanges that meet these criteria?
Experiences: Have you listed on an exchange that fits this profile? How was your experience in terms of process, support, and results?
Tips: Any advice on negotiating listing fees or other strategies to reduce costs?
Looking forward to your suggestions and insights. Let’s help each other find the best options out there!
I’m currently on the lookout for centralized exchanges (CEX) that charge less than 5000 USDT for listing a cryptocurrency, have good trading volume, and offer market making services. I believe this could help many of us who are trying to get more exposure for our projects without breaking the bank.
Key Criteria:
Listing Fee: Must be under 5000 USDT.
Trading Volume: Should have a decent daily trading volume to ensure liquidity and visibility.
Market Making Services: The exchange should offer market making services to maintain order book liquidity.
Why This Matters:
Cost-Effective: Finding affordable exchanges allows smaller projects to allocate funds more efficiently.
Visibility and Liquidity: Good trading volume ensures that our tokens are accessible and appealing to a wider audience.
Market Making: Ensures that there is sufficient liquidity in the order book, making it easier for users to buy and sell tokens.
Questions for the Community:
Recommendations: Do you know of any exchanges that meet these criteria?
Experiences: Have you listed on an exchange that fits this profile? How was your experience in terms of process, support, and results?
Tips: Any advice on negotiating listing fees or other strategies to reduce costs?
Looking forward to your suggestions and insights. Let’s help each other find the best options out there!
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