Coins that have no trading volume will end up getting delisted and even if it never get delisted it's a good as dead, what normally caused this is lack of real use case, making the token to be less demanding, most times developers are to be blame for this
developers simply very often forget that they need to not only develop their project but also do marketing so that people are interested in the project. if they are not doing this, then it is very difficult to return the coin to life or it is simply impossible 
Topic: No trading volume is same as dead coin (Read 2064 times)
If the coin is listed in more than one exchange, then having no volume in one exchange should not bother us. But if the situation is the same as all exchanges where it's listed, we have to worry. No volume means there are no buyers and sellers so no supply and demand. This is definitely dead as no one can buy or sell.
But if it continues then most likely the coin will be delist from the exchange because it has no trading volume at all, even though the coin is already listed on several exchanges, but the coin is not in demand then it is useless. Therefore it is very important to see the potential of coins to be bought so that don't regret it. 
Are coins and tokens that have good value like 0.02 or even 0.2cent on exchanges with no volume the same bad news as coins that haven't made it to an exchange yet? what do you guys have to say about this? i am currently holding two different tokens with good value but no trading volume, any hope for such projects?
The state of the crypto space right now isn't that easy for projects that are startups to just make a blast both in marketing and also in price appreciation. The year 2017 and behind gave much rise to projects that were early startups and it was easy to have loads of projects raise their hardcaps and also implement their roadmaps with sufficient funds. These days, projects barely hit softcap and that has brought about their slow process of implementation and also insufficient funds afford top exchangeers and they get to enlist in exchangers with little or no liquidity and that kills projects tokens prices. if the price of a token is 0.01 dollar, then, i will say it is noble enough to enjoy supple advantages.
If the coin is listed in more than one exchange, then having no volume in one exchange should not bother us. But if the situation is the same as all exchanges where it's listed, we have to worry. No volume means there are no buyers and sellers so no supply and demand. This is definitely dead as no one can buy or sell.
Coins that have no trading volume will end up getting delisted and even if it never get delisted it's a good as dead, what normally caused this is lack of real use case, making the token to be less demanding, most times developers are to be blame for this
If you see that your tokens don't have any big volume on the exchange, then its probably there is nobody wants to dump or trade their assets.
The worst-case scenario is, that its no one is interested anymore about your tokens project.
The worst-case scenario is, that its no one is interested anymore about your tokens project.
Most likely but I don't consider it totally dead as long as it's still listed in an exchange as any time it could pump and could possibly attract some FOMO.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
Usually coins that you refer to do not have a roadmap and a clear vision for pump / dump facilities only.
many coins like that have increased at a certain time only, and we know a number of people doing that to make a profit, let's say you are gambling if you buy this type of coin
In my opinion, not all tokens with no trading volume are dead projects, there are some tokens listed on exchanges with little or no volume
It could be fascinating to know that in a different exchange platform such token could be doing better. Secondly, some projects have erratic volume on an exchange. You may not see any 24hrs volume or even 7days volume, but all of a sudden, there would be a good volume and before long, it dies down and the circle goes on like that.
It could be fascinating to know that in a different exchange platform such token could be doing better. Secondly, some projects have erratic volume on an exchange. You may not see any 24hrs volume or even 7days volume, but all of a sudden, there would be a good volume and before long, it dies down and the circle goes on like that.
True but to be honest most of them are dead projects. Especially for the project that already complete the ICO and no update since that, there are so many projects like this. Most of traders and investors will ignore and never touch that once they seeing no trade volume on that coin and it will become a dead coin.
Most likely but I don't consider it totally dead as long as it's still listed in an exchange as any time it could pump and could possibly attract some FOMO.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprised if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprised if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
I'm pretty sure there are some "dead" coins with devs still working on it so it can gain value anytime.
That's for sure, and with that, it's always nice to consider investing in dead coins sometimes as they do pump really high when there is a hype or a FOMO.
However, everyone has to understand that investing in dead coin is really risky, the principle would play here " high risk - high reward".
players of trading sites start to use the coin that you have. It's just a matter of accepting and understanding that the you use is already needs to
be forgotten so you don't need to expect that much, just hoping for luck to comes up.
In my opinion, not all tokens with no trading volume are dead projects, there are some tokens listed on exchanges with little or no volume
It could be fascinating to know that in a different exchange platform such token could be doing better. Secondly, some projects have erratic volume on an exchange. You may not see any 24hrs volume or even 7days volume, but all of a sudden, there would be a good volume and before long, it dies down and the circle goes on like that.
It could be fascinating to know that in a different exchange platform such token could be doing better. Secondly, some projects have erratic volume on an exchange. You may not see any 24hrs volume or even 7days volume, but all of a sudden, there would be a good volume and before long, it dies down and the circle goes on like that.
I think they are not the same. Afterall the token is listed even though the trading volume might be low or no trading. This is very common this day, you will find out that hardly will there buy or sell orders for days but I think you can still not compare them to the one that is not listed at all. This is part of the reason some rush to go and dump token when it is freshly listed because of the fear that there might be low trading volume and the token can be delisted. I am currently experiencing the same with a token I am holding on oceanx. I have placed sell order for almost a week now at the order has not been filled.
Are coins and tokens that have good value like 0.02 or even 0.2cent on exchanges with no volume the same bad news as coins that haven't made it to an exchange yet? what do you guys have to say about this? i am currently holding two different tokens with good value but no trading volume, any hope for such projects?
No. Playing Dead can be resting. So not always gone for good.
If project has extreme value or rather is way way way below the value it really brings to this environment then only a small effort to awareness to a legitimate hidden gem can bring the biggest returns. Low volume and super low cap with great dev team's and shit marketing teams are the ultimate find. People start to panic with no volume and fill the order books lower and lower
Tokens sadly permit marketeers with no skill set to complete the dreams they can weave to the investors to bring forth those promised dreams. Try to avoid projects that are not almost complete with great use case and individual design.
Catch those under hyped at start, or under hyped and discarded for new over hyped dreams. It is important where in the cycle of great projects you catch them.
I don't really like tokens but accumulating quite a few low volume low caps.
Most likely but I don't consider it totally dead as long as it's still listed in an exchange as any time it could pump and could possibly attract some FOMO.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
I'm pretty sure there are some "dead" coins with devs still working on it so it can gain value anytime.
That's for sure, and with that, it's always nice to consider investing in dead coins sometimes as they do pump really high when there is a hype or a FOMO.
However, everyone has to understand that investing in dead coin is really risky, the principle would play here " high risk - high reward".
Most likely but I don't consider it totally dead as long as it's still listed in an exchange as any time it could pump and could possibly attract some FOMO.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
I'm pretty sure there are some "dead" coins with devs still working on it so it can gain value anytime.
Are coins and tokens that have good value like 0.02 or even 0.2cent on exchanges with no volume the same bad news as coins that haven't made it to an exchange yet? what do you guys have to say about this? i am currently holding two different tokens with good value but no trading volume, any hope for such projects?
No volume means no one want it or want to buy it, and when no one want something it means it doesn't have value thus it can be likened to a dead coin. There are many projects or coins like that, had a good public sale, listed on exchange and then everything changes or to be more specific the true nature of the project becomes known. The question is, those coins with good volume what differentiates them from those without good volume? It all comes down to the team. So lastly, a dead coin is a coin from neglected project which results to no volume on exchange.
You're right, a dead coin is rather a signal that everything is bad with the project and it is unlikely that it will be able to at least rise from zero values on the exchange in volume in the future.
Dead coin means no active transactions on the market and also has a small transaction volume and sometimes even has no transaction volume at all. It is categorized as a dead coin because it is not able to produce products and is not trusted by investors and is also abandoned by the developer team so that the project is stopped
Most likely but I don't consider it totally dead as long as it's still listed in an exchange as any time it could pump and could possibly attract some FOMO.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
It happened in the past, so I wouldn't be surprise if it will happen again especially when the market is on a bull run.
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There is still hope if the project team is serious in carrying out the project. If the project runs and the promotion from the team continues, there is still hope for the token price increase.Are coins and tokens that have good value like 0.02 or even 0.2cent on exchanges with no volume the same bad news as coins that haven't made it to an exchange yet? what do you guys have to say about this? i am currently holding two different tokens with good value but no trading volume, any hope for such projects?
No volume means no one want it or want to buy it, and when no one want something it means it doesn't have value thus it can be likened to a dead coin. There are many projects or coins like that, had a good public sale, listed on exchange and then everything changes or to be more specific the true nature of the project becomes known. The question is, those coins with good volume what differentiates them from those without good volume? It all comes down to the team. So lastly, a dead coin is a coin from neglected project which results to no volume on exchange.
You're right, a dead coin is rather a signal that everything is bad with the project and it is unlikely that it will be able to at least rise from zero values on the exchange in volume in the future.
Are coins and tokens that have good value like 0.02 or even 0.2cent on exchanges with no volume the same bad news as coins that haven't made it to an exchange yet? what do you guys have to say about this? i am currently holding two different tokens with good value but no trading volume, any hope for such projects?
No volume means no one want it or want to buy it, and when no one want something it means it doesn't have value thus it can be likened to a dead coin. There are many projects or coins like that, had a good public sale, listed on exchange and then everything changes or to be more specific the true nature of the project becomes known. The question is, those coins with good volume what differentiates them from those without good volume? It all comes down to the team. So lastly, a dead coin is a coin from neglected project which results to no volume on exchange.
No trading volume is same as dead coin
That is not true. For real cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin or Monero, they are live when there are at least two people using it ( sending transactions) and there is at least one guy mining it. That si it. It dont need to have any specific USD value to work. For tokens is differently. They rely on some other asset platform, so dont need any miners. Bit most of tokens are or securities or utility tokens. OK a lot are basically nothing and are totally useless. they are dead. But these utility and security tokens are linked to one project, that at least for securities have little to do with blockchain. And these are dead when that project is dead. Usually it die when they run out of ICO money and since they are some fancy rich bitches, no one of them would work for free liek Bitcoin or Monero developers work.
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