Token price fall after ICO - page 64.

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Quote from: HELLOFF on December 14, 2017, 01:45:30 PM

Quote from: robocop3 on December 14, 2017, 09:28:02 AM

Quote from: cyber-i on August 21, 2017, 07:33:25 AM

Have there been any tokens where the trading price on exchanges at the very start fell considerably below the ICO price and has not recovered?

there are many adltcoins always below the ico price and after some time it quit out to peoples eyes(become zero)

I think that there are a lot of such projects. Recently there was a ico company Monkey after which Bounty members were paid coins, but they still do not cost anything so far.

Monkey project was never a ICO

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So firstly, I will lay out my assumption (which could very well be wrong, and if so, please correct me): When a coin first hits an exchange straight after an ICO, it enters the exchange at ICO price, because the first sell would not be for less than the purchase price.

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there a lot of ICOs now...thats the reason

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Quote from: naidray on December 16, 2017, 05:03:14 AM

Quote from: bangkecol on December 11, 2017, 02:04:44 AM

there are many token ico that when launching was not as expected, actually this is because dumper fear if the price will go down further, and it can not we prevent,

it takes time to get rid of it and it depends on how dev acts according to me

That is usually the crazy stuff about tokens when they hit the market. There are some tokens that I have seen that even the developers decided to dump all the tokens they have been holding and hence crashing the price, while some gets dumped by some of the users like bounty hunters who really do not know the value of the token anyway. Nevertheless, for those who understand the value, they can keep holding until one day it gets back up.

Quote from: jezus on December 11, 2017, 02:17:51 AM

Falling because now one buying.

Yes, it is like an auction system and if there is a low demand for a coin, then it is normal to see the coin dropping in value. This is one of the reason why I do not participate in ICOs without a product, because the product or the service is what is going to make the coins to be placed on demand and then people can decide to sell it at the price they want and then those who want it can bid for it.

thats true, if observed, the fall of coin prices after ico, caused by impatience bounty hunter,
because some of them will soon sell the tokens they get from bounty campaign

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Quote from: bangkecol on December 11, 2017, 02:04:44 AM

there are many token ico that when launching was not as expected, actually this is because dumper fear if the price will go down further, and it can not we prevent,

it takes time to get rid of it and it depends on how dev acts according to me

That is usually the crazy stuff about tokens when they hit the market. There are some tokens that I have seen that even the developers decided to dump all the tokens they have been holding and hence crashing the price, while some gets dumped by some of the users like bounty hunters who really do not know the value of the token anyway. Nevertheless, for those who understand the value, they can keep holding until one day it gets back up.

Quote from: jezus on December 11, 2017, 02:17:51 AM

Falling because now one buying.

Yes, it is like an auction system and if there is a low demand for a coin, then it is normal to see the coin dropping in value. This is one of the reason why I do not participate in ICOs without a product, because the product or the service is what is going to make the coins to be placed on demand and then people can decide to sell it at the price they want and then those who want it can bid for it.

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It happens mostly in the ICO's when some unscrupulous investors sell their assets soon after ICO, this dump probably is the reason for making price of token down even below the ICO price. The price of token remains stable if investors keep holding and buying more. Less pumping and more dumping doesn't only influence ICOs but same applies with other cryptocurrencies

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usually it is so. the token is usually only crowded by the time the ICO only. After ICO completed then the token experienced price reduction because it is not as famous as it was originally launched.

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ICO is good because its provides to you some extra bonus. But yes most token price fall after ICO and people have to wait, I think its okey dev have to provide their product if they want to see grow

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Quote from: cyber-i on August 21, 2017, 07:33:25 AM

Have there been any tokens where the trading price on exchanges at the very start fell considerably below the ICO price and has not recovered?

is obviously that some coin looses it value after the end of sale, why some will be expensive in months interval it will decreased to the lowest rate will some increased, i have tried to confirm how about such things. like BRAT initial it was good but after that it decreased to zero

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Quote from: streazight on December 14, 2017, 03:27:25 AM

Quote from: cyber-i on August 21, 2017, 07:33:25 AM

Have there been any tokens where the trading price on exchanges at the very start fell considerably below the ICO price and has not recovered?

And because a lot of developers put a very high price for their product (a lot of profit involved) and then when they launch the token in the market the price of ico simply drops, sometimes these coins fall 2x, 3x I've seen a lot of it already I've been through it too , as buyer and also as a bonus participant.

So many ICOs today besides offering a specific amount of tokens per determined still give a percentage value as a bonus to stimulate a possible purchase and avoid a possible loss of the buyer. A good solution for anyone who has already bought and the price has plummeted and hold it so he does not get in the way.

I don't know why on some coins being set out for each token to be expensive.I don't know whats their basis but mostly when I do tend to make investment or decide to buy up a coin I do usually done it on pre-sale periods and mostly on $0.01 price each even though most of the time price do decrease but when you do buy on those discount zones probability of break even would really be there but depending if the coin you have invested is good enough to recover after being dumped and mostly the reason on this one is on those bounty hunters.

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Quote from: lucas2008 on November 19, 2017, 10:11:36 AM

Enjin Coin is an example.
I don't know why when on the exchange, it price fall Reduce three times.
So Sad !!!!

I also invested in this ICO. And finally, the tsun for coins starts to approach the price that was during the ICO!

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Quote from: robocop3 on December 14, 2017, 09:28:02 AM

Quote from: cyber-i on August 21, 2017, 07:33:25 AM

Have there been any tokens where the trading price on exchanges at the very start fell considerably below the ICO price and has not recovered?

there are many adltcoins always below the ico price and after some time it quit out to peoples eyes(become zero)

I think that there are a lot of such projects. Recently there was a ico company Monkey after which Bounty members were paid coins, but they still do not cost anything so far.

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Quote from: cyber-i on August 21, 2017, 07:33:25 AM

Have there been any tokens where the trading price on exchanges at the very start fell considerably below the ICO price and has not recovered?

there are many adltcoins always below the ico price and after some time it quit out to peoples eyes(become zero)

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Quote from: rellor on August 21, 2017, 09:52:29 AM

https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/bancor/ for example

Yes, this is a sick example for me. Participating in their ICO, I hoped to sell them quickly after entering the stock exchange.

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Quote from: fempat on December 14, 2017, 03:41:20 AM

Flixx and micromoney are two such examples.
Its the activities of bounty dumpers. At times, it could be good to buy these coins when their price is too low for their value. I do that sometimes.
Its the investors that would have to be very patient till the price comes up again.

And early investors too I think - if the coin has a good idea behind it and could be popular it's always worth buying in early and holding - or buying when people dump cheap - if it's got potential and some momentum - or the potential for momentum, then it could be worth the investment - always a risk of course. In my view, if a coin is worth say a millionth of an ETH ( like NVT from https://novablitz.com ) then that token won't drop lower than that - and at that level is where the big gains could be made. So for me personally I always look to see where a coin/token is released at low cost - and with any bonuses too. Of course each individual has to perform their own due diligence on any investment and do as much research as possible.

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There was a number of fake ones, I remembered a logistic one that became pretty popular but I can't recall their name

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Flixx and micromoney are two such examples.
Its the activities of bounty dumpers. At times, it could be good to buy these coins when their price is too low for their value. I do that sometimes.
Its the investors that would have to be very patient till the price comes up again.

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Quote from: cyber-i on August 21, 2017, 07:33:25 AM

Have there been any tokens where the trading price on exchanges at the very start fell considerably below the ICO price and has not recovered?

And because a lot of developers put a very high price for their product (a lot of profit involved) and then when they launch the token in the market the price of ico simply drops, sometimes these coins fall 2x, 3x I've seen a lot of it already I've been through it too , as buyer and also as a bonus participant.

So many ICOs today besides offering a specific amount of tokens per determined still give a percentage value as a bonus to stimulate a possible purchase and avoid a possible loss of the buyer. A good solution for anyone who has already bought and the price has plummeted and hold it so he does not get in the way.

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