Topic: The value of the token (Read 201 times)
The value of tokens depends on the demand of the public, just like share, stocks, and coins offers in the world trade market. Demand will dictate what will be your future in this industry.
I don't like it either.The exchange is speculated on prices and this someone earns very well.In fact, someone is buying coins cheap and selling on another exchange expensive.The participants of the bounty in the red
The value of a coin depends on the creators on the coins first, the kind of vision they have for the coin and what they are doing to make sure that the coin does well in the long run. Secondly, the value of the coin depends on the kind of investors that have invested in the project. If the investors are not loyal to the project, then the coin fails
The most important thing is I think advertisement for investors. Value can increase from by investors. So , you should make your advertise very good.
And again this topic is full of people complaining about "stupid bounty hunters dumping the price".
Exactly the same situation that I see in every shitcoin telegram group after listing. So first they invest in shitcoins and after it complain about hunters dumping the price... There wouldn't be such dumps if these tokens had good trading volume.
Some shitcoins have created user effects and pushed the shitcoin value up while it is still in the process of selling the ICO. I have encountered a few cases, besides the total provided the token of shitcoin very large. But I do not think the bounty hunters are the ones who make the value of reducing the token. Why do they sell the cards they receive when it's at extremely low prices? I see many people blame the declining value of the token because of the sale of the bounty hunter series without giving any evidence. Exactly the same situation that I see in every shitcoin telegram group after listing. So first they invest in shitcoins and after it complain about hunters dumping the price... There wouldn't be such dumps if these tokens had good trading volume.
And again this topic is full of people complaining about "stupid bounty hunters dumping the price".
Exactly the same situation that I see in every shitcoin telegram group after listing. So first they invest in shitcoins and after it complain about hunters dumping the price... There wouldn't be such dumps if these tokens had good trading volume.
Exactly the same situation that I see in every shitcoin telegram group after listing. So first they invest in shitcoins and after it complain about hunters dumping the price... There wouldn't be such dumps if these tokens had good trading volume.
The value of a token depends on the people that are investing in it, if the investors believe in the coin that they have bought then they are holding for a long time which gives the coin value
I think it's because Airdrop campaigns name the real price of a certain coin in a certain moment, but that price can be easily manipulated, at the beginning it's high, nut it can drop instantly. The price in ICO, on the other hand, is more of an expected price, but mostly that price can't be reached in the end of an ICO and then on the exchanges you see real price that depends on the amount, raised during that ICO.
The fact is that many ICO projects are sold at inflated prices. Begin to bargain to sell it and not go into the red. Investors stop earning and lose faith in ICO. And gradually it begins to fall apart
It's all about making a profit, investors and bounty hunters are very quick to sell the coin when it hit the market at a price that will yield them profit, however small, this is very tricky because you never know when the coins will be pump in the future, so check the market potential of every coin you are holding.
Its not about the ICO developers but about the investors and bounty hunters who make the price move up and down when it comes to the ICO rates. Investors mostly will try to sell their coins immediately if they see the prices listed are higher than what they have invested back in the day. But if not then mostly they will hold it and thus they will create a massive support wall for those prices. This can increase the prices very high. Now reverse of this occurs when it comes to the dumping of the coins by the hunters itself. So you see its more or less depends upon these guys too.
The value of the current tokens I see is almost down, many ICO projects sold at high prices but when traded, prices are down strongly, this has caused many investors lost faith. on ICO projects. So they give up the market pretty much.
The listing value of the token will depend on the success of their ICO but mostly after being listed in an exchange the price fall because of bounty hunters and also those who trade short. We cannot know the exact value of the token in the future but if its a real great project it deserves a higher value. 
1. So why does the value of the project fail in the ICO, but the value of their token when listing the trading floor is very high? They distribute their token with many Airdrop campaigns.
2. Meanwhile, successful projects in the sale of ICO, but the token is low value when listing on the exchange?
1. You are plainly assuming that airdropped tokens value increases when listed on an exchange. But a token which never had an ICO and is distributed for free has 0 initial value and anything above it is an increase in price. This doesn't mean that token has any potential. Airdropped tokens are never worth a hold.
2. Whereas a successful ICO might undergo a price depreciation when get listed on exchange which is mainly because of a dump from bounty hunters. But such a potential project can regain its value in long run when they actually have a running and a working project. ICO is a just a way to raise money to make that project work and hence, only a start.
Because most people just want to profit by ICO, so when these tokens in the exchange, so there will be a lot of people choose to sell them, this is the cause of prices fall, and the bounty hunter would also choose to sell.
This is because many sell their tokens. Bounty hunters sell tokens received for their work. Sell tokens people who participated in the pre-sale, because they get a very good bonus for this, it happens and 50 percent. That's why the cost of a coin / token drops dramatically when it goes to the first exchange.
Not only due to the bounty hunters it also because of the short term investors who just invested on ICO token to make money in short term so this greatly decrease the value of the token when it hits exchange.
The value of projects fall even when the price of token is very high. There can be some possible reasons behind this. I think many sell off the tokens they earned in the bounty and this can cause the price fall. Apart from that the bounty campaigns are done for publicity and the tokens are given as a reward of participation without any cost. So, this can effect the price of the whole project.
There are advantages and disadvantages to the bounty. It cannot be said that it must be good or not. The main purpose of the bounty campaign is to promote it. If a project is not popular, it must be difficult to develop. However, the number of coins distributed during the rewards campaign will indeed affect the price of the listed project. After all, the coins obtained through the reward are free. Most of the coins obtained through the rewards will be sold for the first time after being listed. . Of course, if this project is good enough, then I believe that the share of bounty activities is not enough to cause any impact.
Why do not they spend a little bit to stabilize their token values?
This is also my issues regarding ICO's. Why are these people not focussing on the price of their token when it gets listed? What happens to the ICO investors? Are they going to sell their coin below ICO price when the coin is already in the market?I think the price dumping of newly listed token/coin is caused by weak hands which are probably the bounty hunters. Its only my gues tho
The listed value is proportional to their sales, how much dump they can bear and still have funds leftover in the development allocation. Everything is about the calculation made out at the time of marketing and whitepaper preparation.
Most of the time ICO prices are set during the sales are going on and the same prices are carry forwarded in the exchanger listing. Sometimes prices are lower one because ICO may not have collected enough funds or they might not have reached their Hard Cap! If thats the case then they will devalue it surely to avoid bad consequences after the hunter dumps!
Most of the time ICO prices are set during the sales are going on and the same prices are carry forwarded in the exchanger listing. Sometimes prices are lower one because ICO may not have collected enough funds or they might not have reached their Hard Cap! If thats the case then they will devalue it surely to avoid bad consequences after the hunter dumps!
maybe it is a game in an ico exchange because to convince the investor or the hunter of the prize that way ..
we hope all the projects we do can be worthy of our selling whether the price above ico or below the price ico
we hope all the projects we do can be worthy of our selling whether the price above ico or below the price ico
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