Topic: Token price fall after ICO - page 63. (Read 11383 times)
I think Token are falling down fast if the project is failure but ofcourse if the project is good and community are demanding the price target of this coin just hold even if you don't know the project behind it. just hold or buy more!
I don't know why on some coins being set out for each token to be expensive.
ICO will be successful if the product is interesting and useful. and the product is in demand, so from the price token it will grow.
People got used to make al least double of ICO price directly when the coin comes on any exchange, and now that this trend reversed a litlle bit there's a lot of disapointment.
Because not all of the ICO's can be trusted. They may have good ideas but they lack a good team on how to implement those ideas. That is why their coins and the project don't have a chance.
People got used to make al least double of ICO price directly when the coin comes on any exchange, and now that this trend reversed a litlle bit there's a lot of disapointment.
I heard some of these issues wherein after ico the coin price will drop, however, some of them picking up the pace of the market after a week or two
common scenario.. then later on would pick up the pace and make an ath
Yeah there is. I think there are lots of this. They are called garbage coins. Here is one example of them https://regalcoin.co/ started at $10 reached near $100 now at $2.
For some time past it is a normal situation at the market of ICO. Now there are cases, when it is advantageous to buy a coin on an exchange, what on ICO
after you buy tokens, you need to forget that you hold them until you get news for TV. 
50% of the projects after ICO falls. Here such tactics - either sell immediately or to wait until those who wants to drain your coins will do it. Usually enough 2-3 months. For profit you need to wait half a year. That is, if we take in General. Any ICO there are nuances and they need to be taken into account. If you don't all have time to invest in the ICO and it ended quickly, the coin will certainly be growth, even if it is just draining...
yeah iv seen that dozens of times but there are many examples where they did succeed and gone up to you 5-6 $ from 0.10 . just be patient. and also it depends what they are aftair. where they wanna use their token for.
Of course it happened. I will say that now it is usually. After ICO, the price of the token falls. Now a few coins, which immediately show growth
With the flurry of new ICOs, some of them are bound to fail. DYOR, if the team is good with good advisers, they wouldn't want the project to fail because it would tarnish their reputation.
But sometimes, the higher the risk, the higher the reward.
But sometimes, the higher the risk, the higher the reward.
Base on what I've joined so far I haven't seen one yet were the coin did not recovered after getting listed on an exchange. So far all my campaigns before and invested give me a good profit 
Many investors are those who have made profits on previous coins, & are looking to use their new found profits to get in early on new deals. They scoop up the first tranche of coins at significantly discounted rates. Not surprising therefore that many of these investors dump a portion of their discounted coins early on to take out their initial investment and leave the 'discounted' coins until they start to show a profit - if ever!
depends also on the market. in a bearish season you have to think twice to invest in an ICO. At the moment many ICO give you a good ROI.
we have many failed ICOs token in the past year - 2017 - can't remember all of them but encrptotell failed in both blockchain (wave-eth) .. etc
Hmm.thinking this ...The best to get from your investment in ICO is to hold your coins for a while. Yes after ICO,token might fall, but don't panic. it will bounce back.
Its the usual thing ), thats why I donnot suggest to take part in ICO. For what purpose I have to do it , if on exchange price will be lower 
. But , of course there are many exceptions.
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