Token price dropping after ICO, why so? - page 19.

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Quote from: maaldaz on October 05, 2018, 05:44:15 PM

It seems many people says what causing the price of coin after ICO dropping, is because the bounty hunter dump their coins when it first time available in the market, but i think that would be another reason behind that.

This is quite a possibility but if you look at what percentage of the total tokens or coins that bounty hunters are holding at any given time then you will realize that the amount can be insignificant. I am more inclined to believe that once a token/coin is already in an exchange, big investors who owned big amount of the asset are cashing out all because they understand that eventually the value is going down...and lastly the owners and developers of the projects are actually unloading their shares so they can make some profits too. I don't think blaming everything to the bounty hunters why there is a big dump in value can be fair enough as most projects are just allocating 1-3% of the total supply available for bounty promotions (and many are not even paying or increasing all tokens to the bounty especially where there is a KYC required).

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It completely depends on the rate of demand. As people shws interest, the price rises. The price falls with the loss of onterest of the investors.

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Token prices are constantly falling. We are in bear market. It's hard for ICO to maintain ICO price after exchange listing.

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They are dropping because of the bounty hunters. Hunters make advertisment of the project and then take their part. And they want to convert it cash money. So they sell it.

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As per observation, there are many tokens that happen to drop right after the token sale right after being established on the exchange listing sites. One problem could either be people dumping their coins right after being rewarded from their bounties. Another observation could possibly be part of the ICO strategy to let their investors stay with their investments and not to dump their invested token to a much lesser value. Lastly, in the event after the ICO listing and the market happen to be in a down trend market, this could also affect the price value of the newly released token.My thoughts.

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I think most investors have sold the tokens they bought at the ICO. especially at presale. because at the presale, the investor gets a bonus of up to 50% of the purchase. after release on the market. then dump prices. in addition, the bounty campaign participants also became part of it. help dump when the token has been released.

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Reducing the price of a new token after listing it on the stock exchange is a common occurrence. In most cases, it is due to the fact that early investors who bought tokens with large discounts immediately sell them on the stock exchange and have a good profit. Also partially sell their free tokens and ICO generosity campaign participants. In addition, sometimes ICO teams deliberately overestimate the cost of their tokens, and after they appear on the stock exchange, they fall in price. This year, the fall in new tokens is also affected by the fall with the long-term stagnation of the cryptocurrency market.

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Apart from the bounty or Airdrop hunters dump the coin, most investors are profit oriented, no one is ready to Hodl the coin because of the products they stand to offer, any little increase in price will make people to sell off.
It's the case of who can cash out fast, and move to the next available project.

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Quote from: Copod on October 04, 2018, 09:16:05 AM

I have taken part of some ICOs and everytime their token price goes down after the ICO.. why is that so?

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oh, nice.. that was helpful and pretty much what I was looking for.. thanks for sharing

Quote from: bchain22 on October 04, 2018, 09:21:27 AM

Hey

That might be helpful for you to understand the reason behind it - http://cryptoandblockchaintalk.com/why-do-prices-drop-when-an-ico-ends-27

Take care!

One of the main reasons is found on the main page at coinmarketcap
I mean BTC Dominance
When it reach above 55%
This means that while large and strong currencies are not trusted for investors
What do you think of the new Tokens?

I agree with your point most investors run back to btc once it's increasing leaving the new project high and dry.

Most tokens are shit and are not worth investing in, only few actually have a good project and use case

maaldaz

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It seems many people says what causing the price of coin after ICO dropping, is because the bounty hunter dump their coins when it first time available in the market, but i think that would be another reason behind that.

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Quote from: Copod on October 04, 2018, 09:16:05 AM

I have taken part of some ICOs and everytime their token price goes down after the ICO.. why is that so?

EDIT:
oh, nice.. that was helpful and pretty much what I was looking for.. thanks for sharing

Quote from: bchain22 on October 04, 2018, 09:21:27 AM

Hey

That might be helpful for you to understand the reason behind it - http://cryptoandblockchaintalk.com/why-do-prices-drop-when-an-ico-ends-27

Take care!

Yes, way too much hype. I created a yoken that is backed by profits from mining, and my early investors (from June!) are looking at 10x today. I know that there is a lot of spam and crap out there. But please look at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annno-ico-aga-token-mining-profits-already-listed-solid-returns-pre-sale-4627045 and give me a call if you want to learn more.

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Quote from: Copod on October 04, 2018, 09:16:05 AM

I have taken part of some ICOs and everytime their token price goes down after the ICO.. why is that so?

EDIT:
oh, nice.. that was helpful and pretty much what I was looking for.. thanks for sharing

Quote from: bchain22 on October 04, 2018, 09:21:27 AM

Hey

That might be helpful for you to understand the reason behind it - http://cryptoandblockchaintalk.com/why-do-prices-drop-when-an-ico-ends-27

Take care!

One of the main reasons is found on the main page at coinmarketcap
I mean BTC Dominance
When it reach above 55%
This means that while large and strong currencies are not trusted for investors

What do you think of the new Tokens?

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Quote from: khufuking on October 04, 2018, 09:27:38 AM

There is a number of reasons for this.

1- The private group that is actually getting the tokens with sometimes 80% bonus.
2- The early phases bonuses that are offered by the project for the public they usually call it the pre-sale bonus then round 1 then round 2 and every stage or phase of them have different bonuses.
3- Bounty hunters selling their tokens to liquidate their rewards.

All this case the instant drop in price in most ICOs while you think -50% from original price is considered to be loos it most certainly is not loos for the for anyone who bought at 51%+ bonus so imagine 80%+ bonuses.

The main reason is that the majority of those buying tokens during ICO rely on the rapid growth and dumping of tokens after listing on the crypto exchange, as was the case in 2017 at the peak of the HYIP around cryptocurrencies. Very few invest in the idea behind the project and are ready to wait until the work product is presented.

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There are many reason a token price will drop below the ICO price after the ICO
1. One of the major reason is that much people are not interested to buy because the project doesn't have much hype
2. high bonus is another reason, when an ICO offers huge bonus to their investors, when it get listed people will dump below the ICO price to sell of quick because they will still make some gains.
3. Bounty hunters are known to sell tokens at any given price, so they dump and move on
4. Some times people will create some FUD about the project which will make the investors to try to sell as soon as possible
5. whenever the community lacks the trust of the project team, they won't believe in the project anymore, they will dump the tokens to move
6. Hackers could be another reason because when they get access to people wallet, they will made away with the tokens and sell it at any price to steal the money.
7. Bear market can also make the price to go down, whenever bear market is around, everything goes down.

that's a few cause in my own opinion why the ico prices goes below the ico price

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Most at time token get dump by those that got it at no cost,either the bounty hunters or investors that got it at a ridiculous discount.It is very easy to dump a token that cost you nothing.

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Quote from: Copod on October 04, 2018, 09:16:05 AM

I have taken part of some ICOs and everytime their token price goes down after the ICO.. why is that so?

EDIT:
oh, nice.. that was helpful and pretty much what I was looking for.. thanks for sharing

Quote from: bchain22 on October 04, 2018, 09:21:27 AM

Hey

That might be helpful for you to understand the reason behind it - http://cryptoandblockchaintalk.com/why-do-prices-drop-when-an-ico-ends-27

Take care!

The answer is obvious: the market is ruled by bears, and those coins, which haven't got into this period of the market correction, fall together with the market and BTC. The situation is worse when people sell the coin right after it enters the market - it falls much lower.

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HEX: Longer pays better

Because of downward trend, because of low price of ETH, because it's not a good project to invest in,....there are so many reasons for this case but I think downward trend is still the main reason which lead to this case. Beside, ICO projects often lock price of ETH at $500 or $700 and it's also affect to price of token after ICO.

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because it is influenced by bounty hunters and investors who get big bonuses. they always sell tokens they have only for a moment's profit. in my opinion a large sales bonus sometimes backfires for the project itself. they always sell tokens obtained from sales bonuses when tokens are newly listed to the market

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Because that token was sold over price than how much it supposed to be or just by the people who invested on that project to make short term profits only so they will sell all their tokens soon it got into an exchange which causes the demand less and supply to more which eventually causes the price to be falling.

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I have 3 reason why the token price drop after ICO, that is :
1. Bonus given when the ICO is very large, so that it makes the price of the token go down. because people will sell the token by reducing the bonus they get, for example, the bonus is 50%, so they sell below the ICO price of 30% they still get 20% profit from the bonus.
2. After distributing tokens for bounty hunters and airdrops, they immediately sell them without making a price (sell order).
3. investors do not trust the token anymore so they decide to sell it at a low price to return their money even in a loss.

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Today, the decline after entering the exchange is always lower than the price of a coin on the main sale, a year ago the market situation was always different, after the release the price was always high, you need to wait

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