what exactly are the coins?
Well, for the project, see, by the community of the holders of the token, if there is one.
According to the news) if the creators of 2 months did not show activity - what questions are there, the project - scam
and if the coin does not grow in price against the background of the whole market (in decline), then this is normal, wait for news and growth of the entire market - including your coins
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Is there a possibility of a scam if my tokens have no value for 2 months? I already have the tokens for 2.5 months and they keep telling us that listing is a laborious thing to do. Is that a normal thing to happen when your coin doesn't have any value for 2.5 months now?
Yes, it has a high possibility the company of your token is a scam. If they are not scam, at least their token will be valued.
If no value, that means no peoples want to buy the token. The team of the company must do something about it.
I suggest to create a marketing plan to creating more awareness of the company.
Is there a possibility of a scam if my tokens have no value for 2 months? I already have the tokens for 2.5 months and they keep telling us that listing is a laborious thing to do. Is that a normal thing to happen when your coin doesn't have any value for 2.5 months now?
I think for the time being it is normal, because if you look at the market situation there are certainly many developers delaying to register their tokens on several exchanges, I think you can wait and continue to communicate on the telegram channel.
If you get your tokens from ICO and after 2 months (or depend on the roadmap) but still have zero value then I'm pretty sure the chance it was a scam is 99%.
It is not necessarily a scam. Many projects go bust even without being a deliberate scam as it is a wild frontier of the investment world (probably even more risky than venture capital financing). Regarding listing the token, nowadays you have to pay for it, and this is in addition to meeting official requirements that exchanges and places like coinmarketcap set forth.
Other than that, you should actually find out what the project is about if you invested your hard-earned cash in it. It is called due diligence, get used to it. On the other hand, if you received the tokens via a bounty campaign or an airdrop, you lose nothing, just time and a bit of effort.
Is there a possibility of a scam if my tokens have no value for 2 months? I already have the tokens for 2.5 months and they keep telling us that listing is a laborious thing to do. Is that a normal thing to happen when your coin doesn't have any value for 2.5 months now?
If your ICO ended 2.5 months ago and not listing in the exchange, they maybe a scam project, except their token is a security token.
Listing a security token is hard because most exchange have strict listing requirement. Anyway, it is your job to do some research about the project you want to participate before.
Is there a possibility of a scam if my tokens have no value for 2 months? I already have the tokens for 2.5 months and they keep telling us that listing is a laborious thing to do. Is that a normal thing to happen when your coin doesn't have any value for 2.5 months now?
Didn't really get your question since you didn't specify if it was token gotten from investing in an ico or a token gotten from airdrop and bounty hunting. But 2.5 months is very much okay for the development process of any token
Basically, each ICO or its developer has different ways and progress in developing their token to be listed on exchange. Sometimes, they need more times to negotiate with some exchanges. Here, we cannot judge the tokens or coins as scams in 2.5 months. I myself have held some tokens more than 3 months. the developers still say about the progress and process of their team to list the tokne in exchange. Just follow the community channel and update the information always.
we can not avoid the scam. so my advice to you is to be smart in terms of investing. The bounty should always be read by white paper and join telegram to find out about the project and invest in ICO as well as to be wet and be smart not to fall victim to the scam.
Where did it came from? Airdrop? Bounty? If it come from your airdrop activtity then it has a high possibility that your token will turn to be a scam, because nowadays lots of airdrops just collect your information and will drop you a shittoken or a "display only" token in your wallet.
If it is a product of bounty, try to ask them directly, if they always say the same thing over and over again, then moved on mate.try not to look in your wallet lol
I agree with your suggestion that if it is from an airdrop, it might likely be scam but if it is from a bounty, you should relax or ask the manager what is happening but I think 2 and half months is still early for you to think it is a scam because sometime depending on the project, the manager and team members and also the number of participants, it might really take a lot of time to calculate and distribute token. If it is a product of bounty, try to ask them directly, if they always say the same thing over and over again, then moved on mate.try not to look in your wallet lol
If you have experience ever find projects that scam. and if it's found the presence of signs that the project would be a scam. For example, the movement is very slow, or even minimal information. Manager disappeared and others. Then we recommend that you immediately to avoid and find another project.
Sometimes, some of these projects needs time to grow. The fact that one project did exceedingly well in a short time does not mean that it will be same for another. While some might really need so much little time to grow, the reverse might be the case for some others. Be patient with your tokens, and give them time to value up, except you do not have faith in them.
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