In the end, it is coins with solid fundamentals and a strong community that will endure and gain acceptance on top exchanges without having to pay listing fees. Rushing to list on exchanges these days is often used as a marketing strategy to attract investors, but the reality is that the trading volume for most newly-launched coins is not substantial. Progress is still needed for these coins to grow and capture the attention of traders.
Listing fees on exchanges are another way for exchanges to generate revenue. This process should ideally be further scrutinized, as even scam coins can pay for listings.
Topic: Only good coins are listed on top exchange? - page 2. (Read 930 times)
There are two key factors to grasp when pondering what distinguishes top exchanges. First, it's important to recognize that their success is attributed to their proficiency in the crypto industry and their ability to generate substantial trading volume. The status of being a top exchange is not solely dependent on the quality of the coins listed; instead, there are instances where top exchanges remove certain coins that no longer attract significant trading activity. Being listed on a top exchange enhances a coin's prospects for long-term success, a fact that has been substantiated over time.
Top exchanges also think about how user security is guaranteed and of course there will be guarantees on the balances they hold. Not just reliable marketing, accepting lots of altcoins but they have good standards and of course can be trusted as a top exchange. let's look at Binance, how they became the biggest and most popular today. they are constantly evolving with the latest security and not only that, they have strict rules for accepting new altcoins. they only accept projects that have a good future and unprecedented innovation.So, the very first thing that they think about is how they can get more profit and if they know that a certain coin or a token is being hyped heavily by the community, they go ahead and list it because they know that the token will be traded very well and that will bring them profit in the form of trading fees.
Must be the best coin to be listed on top exchange. Because a good amount of fund is raised only from tokensale of good coins. And it is possible to manage the listing fee of the top exchange only if a good amount of fund is raised. So attracting investors is the main goal of a project.
sometime if the project is really good and innovative its the exchange themselves that offers partnership and instant listing at the time the token went live.therefore its also matters of how innovative truly a project is to be successive, these exchange definitely not gonna just pump out some random shitcoin because their reputation at stake.
CEXs are only looking to fill their pockets with money. They don't care if the coin they're listing is "crap", as long as it brings them good liquidity. Most people are newcomers into crypto, so they will quickly believe a coin is worth it once it gets listed in a prominent exchange such as Binance or Coinbase. You will see them getting "rekt" in the process as overhyped coins eventually get replaced by new ones.
I'd "stick" with the good-old coins for complete peace of mind. I'm talking about projects with an established presence in the crypto/Blockchain space (eg: Ethereum, Bitcoin (obviously), Litecoin, and Monero). They will surely last a lifetime as long as developers keep "delivering as promised". Just remember to never invest more than what you can't afford to lose, and there should be nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts
That's not their job neither, their entire job is to make sure that you are trading what you want to trade, exchange is not responsible to vet the coins or tokens so that you wouldn't get scammed, sometimes they do delist some projects because they do not like them, but that doesn't mean that they have to. As long as there is a trading volume with some of the coins or tokens, they could look as shady as it gets and these exchanges will keep on investing into them no matter what.I'd "stick" with the good-old coins for complete peace of mind. I'm talking about projects with an established presence in the crypto/Blockchain space (eg: Ethereum, Bitcoin (obviously), Litecoin, and Monero). They will surely last a lifetime as long as developers keep "delivering as promised". Just remember to never invest more than what you can't afford to lose, and there should be nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts
I feel like the best thing to do right now is to make sure that they are not listing everything, and we make our own research on what we are trading and do not consider everything that gets listed in these exchanges to be good just because they got listed.
There are two key factors to grasp when pondering what distinguishes top exchanges. First, it's important to recognize that their success is attributed to their proficiency in the crypto industry and their ability to generate substantial trading volume. The status of being a top exchange is not solely dependent on the quality of the coins listed; instead, there are instances where top exchanges remove certain coins that no longer attract significant trading activity. Being listed on a top exchange enhances a coin's prospects for long-term success, a fact that has been substantiated over time.
Top exchanges also think about how user security is guaranteed and of course there will be guarantees on the balances they hold. Not just reliable marketing, accepting lots of altcoins but they have good standards and of course can be trusted as a top exchange. let's look at Binance, how they became the biggest and most popular today. they are constantly evolving with the latest security and not only that, they have strict rules for accepting new altcoins. they only accept projects that have a good future and unprecedented innovation. Must be the best coin to be listed on top exchange. Because a good amount of fund is raised only from tokensale of good coins. And it is possible to manage the listing fee of the top exchange only if a good amount of fund is raised. So attracting investors is the main goal of a project.
There are two key factors to grasp when pondering what distinguishes top exchanges. First, it's important to recognize that their success is attributed to their proficiency in the crypto industry and their ability to generate substantial trading volume. The status of being a top exchange is not solely dependent on the quality of the coins listed; instead, there are instances where top exchanges remove certain coins that no longer attract significant trading activity. Being listed on a top exchange enhances a coin's prospects for long-term success, a fact that has been substantiated over time. 
1. That project must have a massive trading volume.
2. That exchange invested in that project.
There is a shady investment called pump and dump. If any exchange involves in this, it will look more genuine. 3. Most of the other top exchanges list that project.
Nice, but the project owners may allege that they don't have money to list in multiple exchanges simultaneously. It may come one after the other.4. The project pays listing fees.
If not paying $100,000 will deny me $1M dollars, I have to pay even if it takes borrowing. 
Centralized exchanges cannot tell us that some coin they have added to their listings is now good. Centralized exchanges add various memcoins to their exchanges. Do they become good coins after that? No, they don't. They become liquid coins. Good liquidity means that the coin has value, but it does not mean that the project itself is good. Eventually, even on centralized exchanges, once valuable coins lose value over time and the exchanges remove them. Coins that are traded on centralized exchanges can mean a good choice for trading, but does not always mean it is a good choice for holding.
I'd "stick" with the good-old coins for complete peace of mind. I'm talking about projects with an established presence in the crypto/Blockchain space (eg: Ethereum, Bitcoin (obviously), Litecoin, and Monero). They will surely last a lifetime as long as developers keep "delivering as promised". Just remember to never invest more than what you can't afford to lose, and there should be nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts
These coins are not interesting to most beginners, it's not like they grow 100% in a day. All shitcoins always attract high volatility and profitability. If not for this factor, all these garbage projects would never gather so much attention around them. Exchanges and developers play on human greed, and this is a powerful weapon in the right hands.
Centralized exchanges cannot tell us that some coin they have added to their listings is now good. Centralized exchanges add various memcoins to their exchanges. Do they become good coins after that? No, they don't. They become liquid coins. Good liquidity means that the coin has value, but it does not mean that the project itself is good. Eventually, even on centralized exchanges, once valuable coins lose value over time and the exchanges remove them. Coins that are traded on centralized exchanges can mean a good choice for trading, but does not always mean it is a good choice for holding.
CEXs are only looking to fill their pockets with money. They don't care if the coin they're listing is "crap", as long as it brings them good liquidity. Most people are newcomers into crypto, so they will quickly believe a coin is worth it once it gets listed in a prominent exchange such as Binance or Coinbase. You will see them getting "rekt" in the process as overhyped coins eventually get replaced by new ones.
I'd "stick" with the good-old coins for complete peace of mind. I'm talking about projects with an established presence in the crypto/Blockchain space (eg: Ethereum, Bitcoin (obviously), Litecoin, and Monero). They will surely last a lifetime as long as developers keep "delivering as promised". Just remember to never invest more than what you can't afford to lose, and there should be nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts
Most of the projects are VC-backed, so their listing fees come from VC. Some of the VCs are the exchange themselves, so it is not true that all of the projects pay for their listing. Funds raised through token sales are mostly allocated for project development. There are some criteria that exchanges follow to list a new project.
1. That project must have a massive trading volume.
2. That exchange invested in that project.
3. Most of the other top exchanges list that project.
4. The project pays listing fees.
1. That project must have a massive trading volume.
2. That exchange invested in that project.
3. Most of the other top exchanges list that project.
4. The project pays listing fees.
Regardless of what you say, I think capital would be the first prerequisite. Let's say they already have a minimum paid-up capital of that amount and are able to maintain equity in accordance with the prerequisites set by the trade regulatory body of the place or country where they will register so that it is legal and can be done. traded also Based on distributed ledger technology.
Must be the best coin to be listed on top exchange. Because a good amount of fund is raised only from tokensale of good coins. And it is possible to manage the listing fee of the top exchange only if a good amount of fund is raised. So attracting investors is the main goal of a project.
Most of the projects are VC-backed, so their listing fees come from VC. Some of the VCs are the exchange themselves, so it is not true that all of the projects pay for their listing. Funds raised through token sales are mostly allocated for project development. There are some criteria that exchanges follow to list a new project.
1. That project must have a massive trading volume.
2. That exchange invested in that project.
3. Most of the other top exchanges list that project.
4. The project pays listing fees.
but the most sure way of determining whether a project has already have agreement about listing is when the project itself is backed up or sponsored by the exchange itself or through its VCs in which gonna give money to the project and also give priveleges of being listed instantly when the token went public.
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Must be the best coin to be listed on top exchange. Because a good amount of fund is raised only from tokensale of good coins. And it is possible to manage the listing fee of the top exchange only if a good amount of fund is raised. So attracting investors is the main goal of a project.
A certain project selling out its presale or token sale doesn't mean the project is the best especially when the project team has to pay a certain fee to be listed on top exchange it's a red flag buddy and for the record all the best cryptocurrencies I know are listed on top exchange voluntarily by the exchange team.If that's not the case then the crypto one is just one of the altcoins created to enrich the team involving pocket.
Must be the best coin to be listed on top exchange. Because a good amount of fund is raised only from tokensale of good coins. And it is possible to manage the listing fee of the top exchange only if a good amount of fund is raised. So attracting investors is the main goal of a project.
but sometimes its difficult to get listed in more reputable exchanges out there and just money alone isn't sufficient, what I think is just as important is probably the fact that the coin itself need some popularity so that it could have the trading volume required to get listed in an exchange, you see meme coin for example, they don't have the quality, and they don't have the funding specifically allocated for exchange listing but regardless because they are popular, they could get listed in exchange like binance.thats why successfully raising massive funding doesn't necessarily means that it gonna get instant listing, after all exchange also trying to keep their popularity from dimming.
No way 
The listing fees of the best exchanges are huge, so any project can be listed for money and it is not the best coin for that.
Moreover one should not rush to invest after seeing the listing on a good exchange because the development of the project will be more dependent on an investor.
There are many coins that get delisted from good exchanges because their volume decreases and investors decrease, the main reason being poor development progress.
Today's token developers see cryptocurrency as a business, they are willing to spend big money to list it but there is no real use for their project and they don't build a community so it's no surprise that their tokens are not attractive to traders and investors. why the cryptocurrencies that are in the top 200 have survived to this day, because these tokens have big supporters, smart developers will definitely see that a good community will be able to make the cryptocurrencies they circulate successful.The listing fees of the best exchanges are huge, so any project can be listed for money and it is not the best coin for that.
Moreover one should not rush to invest after seeing the listing on a good exchange because the development of the project will be more dependent on an investor.
There are many coins that get delisted from good exchanges because their volume decreases and investors decrease, the main reason being poor development progress.
Must be the best coin to be listed on top exchange. Because a good amount of fund is raised only from tokensale of good coins. And it is possible to manage the listing fee of the top exchange only if a good amount of fund is raised. So attracting investors is the main goal of a project.
Most of the projects are VC-backed, so their listing fees come from VC. Some of the VCs are the exchange themselves, so it is not true that all of the projects pay for their listing. Funds raised through token sales are mostly allocated for project development. There are some criteria that exchanges follow to list a new project.
1. That project must have a massive trading volume.
2. That exchange invested in that project.
3. Most of the other top exchanges list that project.
4. The project pays listing fees.
Yes,I agree only beat coin listed top exchanger but sometimes some bad coin listed good exchanger.Most time good coin listed this exchanger.Good coin good opportunity for investors.I see good coin best profile for crypto currency people.
Must be the best coin to be listed on top exchange. Because a good amount of fund is raised only from tokensale of good coins. And it is possible to manage the listing fee of the top exchange only if a good amount of fund is raised. So attracting investors is the main goal of a project.
Basically, coins or tokens listed on popular exchanges are very good coins. Considering that there are so many requirements for listing on the top exchange, and also quite large costs, makes many people think that if they want to list on the top exchange, then they have to really believe in the project they are working on, and continue to develop it.
Even though there are several tokens listed such as meme coins on top exchanges, I think exchanges are also taking several opportunities to make money from several projects that are currently hyped. But, in the end we are really advised to do research before choosing this coin as a long-term investment.
Even though there are several tokens listed such as meme coins on top exchanges, I think exchanges are also taking several opportunities to make money from several projects that are currently hyped. But, in the end we are really advised to do research before choosing this coin as a long-term investment.
Centralized exchanges cannot tell us that some coin they have added to their listings is now good. Centralized exchanges add various memcoins to their exchanges. Do they become good coins after that? No, they don't. They become liquid coins. Good liquidity means that the coin has value, but it does not mean that the project itself is good. Eventually, even on centralized exchanges, once valuable coins lose value over time and the exchanges remove them. Coins that are traded on centralized exchanges can mean a good choice for trading, but does not always mean it is a good choice for holding.
There are multiple ways of listing a coin on exchange which can basically be categorized into two.
1. Listing by popularity.
2. Listing by payment.
Listing by popularity is rare. It's either if the coin gets popular with large daily volumes or by competition or community votes.
Listing by payment is more popular. Almost all exchanges have a fee they accept for listing without any precoinditon. But they have conditions of volume traded. Coins not traded in a good volume for a long time are delisted even if they had payed to get listed.
1. Listing by popularity.
2. Listing by payment.
Listing by popularity is rare. It's either if the coin gets popular with large daily volumes or by competition or community votes.
Listing by payment is more popular. Almost all exchanges have a fee they accept for listing without any precoinditon. But they have conditions of volume traded. Coins not traded in a good volume for a long time are delisted even if they had payed to get listed.
No way
The listing fees of the best exchanges are huge, so any project can be listed for money and it is not the best coin for that.
Moreover one should not rush to invest after seeing the listing on a good exchange because the development of the project will be more dependent on an investor.
There are many coins that get delisted from good exchanges because their volume decreases and investors decrease, the main reason being poor development progress.
The listing fees of the best exchanges are huge, so any project can be listed for money and it is not the best coin for that.
Moreover one should not rush to invest after seeing the listing on a good exchange because the development of the project will be more dependent on an investor.
There are many coins that get delisted from good exchanges because their volume decreases and investors decrease, the main reason being poor development progress.
I don't think so, because as long as coins or tokens meet the requirements of an exchange, they will be listed. For example, in Binance, there was a list where, let's just say, the others were not that attractive for traders, and later they were also delisted.
But before the coins were delisted, it took a year, maybe because the volume quota was not met, so it didn't last long in Binance, but at first they still met the requirements quota, so it means that even if they are shit coins and the volume is high, they can get the requirements in an exchange and still be listed in the exchange.
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