Topic: Too many listed coins on exchange without volume, any reasons? - page 4. (Read 698 times)
September 04, 2020, 04:01:19 AM
Nothing last forever mate, either ICO or IEO always take your gains and walk away, not all crypto projects are good for long term holding, within few years your invested money will shrink to penny, crypto space is all about opportunities, they don't last forever, buy low and sell high, once target is met take profit, this is the way.
September 04, 2020, 03:37:39 AM
This was not very common before 2019 indeed. The years 2017-2018 was somehow very good years for altcoins. Those were also the years when the ICO craze was still very much alive. Crypto investors were still very much excited and bullish on crypto projects that was why hundreds of millions in investments were pouring in. Upon listing of new altcoins on exchanges, volumes would almost instantly rise.
Years after however, there seems to be nothing productive that came out of it. That was one big hollow trend. The beginning of the end then followed and the trust from crypto fans and investors started to fall down. And then altcoins slowly died, one after another. Volumes were lost, developments were not seen, even project team developers were slowly exiting.
What we are seeing now is but the aftermath of this, the lost of interest and trust in altcoins.
The ICO craze worked and ended up the same way any other stock craze does: the rich and experienced end up with more money while the weak traders and FOMO hunters ended up emptying theirs.Years after however, there seems to be nothing productive that came out of it. That was one big hollow trend. The beginning of the end then followed and the trust from crypto fans and investors started to fall down. And then altcoins slowly died, one after another. Volumes were lost, developments were not seen, even project team developers were slowly exiting.
What we are seeing now is but the aftermath of this, the lost of interest and trust in altcoins.
Nothing productive came out ot the ICOs because it was just a cycle that couldn't go on forever. It was something that many knew had to stop but only few took the right actions. A ton of money has been poured in DeFis as well in the past month, how do you think this will end?
Most probably the way the ICO craze ended. This looks very temporary to me. This exaggerated hype surrounding DeFi looks almost exactly the same hype that characterized the ICO trend way back then.
And as with the ICO craze, those who are wiser will make the most out of it while it lasts but those who really believed, who became more than loyal to certain projects and tokens, will end up with tokens drained of value.
I just hope that people are learning their lessons from the ICO years. Those were not cheap lessons after all. Hundreds of millions were burned from that.
September 04, 2020, 02:46:42 AM
It obvious that higher trading volum = more liquidity. liquidity refers to the ability of a coin to be converted into cash or other coins easily. Liquidity is important for any tradeable assets including cryptocurrencies.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
That's the work of unqualified developers, con artists and scammers, this is why its not safe to invest money on projects that have very low volume, though few brings unexpected results but the chances are just too slim, better demanding crypto projects are better Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
September 04, 2020, 02:30:49 AM
This happens because some little exchange hope to earn more money from commissions if they list more coins. If the coins have not followers o strong projects will die soon and with them the interest and the volumes.
September 04, 2020, 02:27:10 AM
I think most of the coins you are talking about these days are not trendy, as they are not DeFi. For instance you have blockchain coins like Nebula, Komodo, Aeternity, Ark, Stratis, Nuls, Wanchain, that were the top dogs on the previous bullrun market, and now they seem to be shit coins in terms of volume and price.
September 04, 2020, 02:25:55 AM
. A good project is a project that lists in several markets but has a large real volume. too many lists on the market is not a good thing when there is no volume in it.
good coin does not need to be listed on so many exchanges but one good exchange is enough . what important here is the volume that it gets are legit . almost fogot that exchanges arent the same. some are strict and some arent .
maybe listing on two or more wont hurt so that users will have an option to trade in the exchange that they are more comfortable with .
September 04, 2020, 02:15:25 AM
a lot of coins like that, I think the purpose is different. however, if there is no volume or activity on it, it is likely only aimed at attracting new investors who are not very clear about volume. A good project is a project that lists in several markets but has a large real volume. too many lists on the market is not a good thing when there is no volume in it.
September 04, 2020, 12:17:10 AM
The main reason I think is the popularity and if the token is also listed in the unknown exchange for sure the volume will be low because no demand at all. There are many different tokens or coins to trade and there are many popular trading site I think before the project listed in the exchange better to Market their project excellently by doing that people will become curious and interested.
September 03, 2020, 11:01:14 PM
It obvious that higher trading volum = more liquidity. liquidity refers to the ability of a coin to be converted into cash or other coins easily. Liquidity is important for any tradeable assets including cryptocurrencies.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
It is very common as far as 2018, lots of tokens/coins that pop up because the people behind thinks that they can solved every human problem with their projects. But there are not investors, and they are listed on shit and lower tier exchanges that's why there are no trading volumes.
And besides, majority of them are simply pump and dump coins, so what do you expect, and hence the term "shitcoins".
September 03, 2020, 10:56:17 PM
indeed, currently a lot of coins / tokens are entering the exchange but they do not have a large volume
it may be because the project is not attractive and the coin or token ecosystem is not running and or the project is not being continued by the developer
volume has a huge effect on trading, but unfortunately not all projects have a good community
it may be because the project is not attractive and the coin or token ecosystem is not running and or the project is not being continued by the developer
volume has a huge effect on trading, but unfortunately not all projects have a good community
September 03, 2020, 10:37:19 PM
It obvious that higher trading volum = more liquidity. liquidity refers to the ability of a coin to be converted into cash or other coins easily. Liquidity is important for any tradeable assets including cryptocurrencies.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
That is not good when you are holding a coin and there is no way to liquidate it on the exchange it is listed you have something to worry, the coin will soon get delisted and you will have no chance to liquidate it, there's little chance that a coin get listed with other exchange with no trading support, you can consider that a loss in your portfolio.
September 03, 2020, 05:37:29 PM
It obvious that higher trading volum = more liquidity. liquidity refers to the ability of a coin to be converted into cash or other coins easily. Liquidity is important for any tradeable assets including cryptocurrencies.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
I would like to add that, first, higher trading volume happens when there are users or people coming into the project, when people do not see the need for any particular coin, whether the coin is listed on top exchanges or not, it will gradually have low trading volume and thus risks being delisted. However, one of the main factors I think contributes to low trading volume of a coin is when the coin is listed on bad exchanges which have no huge users. Also, for the coin to list on such bad exchanges shows the team are not really experienced enough to handle the project.
September 03, 2020, 04:56:34 PM
I truly hate coins and tokens that do not have volume or liquidity on exchanges because when you need some funds urgently or need of quick funds you will not be able to sell and get cash easily that is why i have learned the lesson now and i try to stay in btc or eth mostly because these are the most liquid coins and we can cashout them anytime as and when required without any problem whatsoever.
September 03, 2020, 03:43:01 PM
Everything is interconnected with money making. Too many coins getting listed to the exchanges isn't new. Following the existence of ethereum we've got to see more and more number of altcoins developed with various backing technology/Blockchain and working product.
The exchanges make money out of these projects, listing them to the exchanges. Most of the well known projects easily gets sold off, while the rest with limited promotion gets listed and soon used to be delisted.
The exchanges make money out of these projects, listing them to the exchanges. Most of the well known projects easily gets sold off, while the rest with limited promotion gets listed and soon used to be delisted.
September 03, 2020, 03:38:24 PM
It only mean that it has no demand or no one’s interested buying them. Don’t worry they’re gonna be delisted on that exchanges anyway. Also coin listed on unpopular exchanges won’t gain much liquidity compare to big exchanges, that’s why projects should always consider exchanges too because its also a big factor to gain popularity.
September 03, 2020, 02:55:40 PM
All centralized exchanges take a fee for listing, so why would they shouldn't list all tokens that pay? They will lose money and you know how business works. Situation is diffrent with big exchanges that already have a lot of coins, these exchanges are overwhelmed and they didn't list all tokens that pay them 
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September 03, 2020, 02:33:30 PM
It obvious that higher trading volum = more liquidity. liquidity refers to the ability of a coin to be converted into cash or other coins easily. Liquidity is important for any tradeable assets including cryptocurrencies.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
the main reason is we already have a lot of coins in the market and not all of them is want to have by traders . Other things is they don't find any good reason for buying a coins that they think it will not give them profit and not usable for them,and Many other possible reason.
September 03, 2020, 02:13:05 PM
It obvious that higher trading volum = more liquidity. liquidity refers to the ability of a coin to be converted into cash or other coins easily. Liquidity is important for any tradeable assets including cryptocurrencies.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
Unfortunately, I have obversed that most coins listed this days on certain exchanges are without volume, that is, illiquid.
It is very clear that this situation was not common found before 2019.
What could be the reasons for this abnormalities. Your thoughts.
I think more than 30% of the coins or tokens that are on coinmarketcap are illiquid and are usually in small exchangers. Perhaps the factor is the inactivity of the project or there is no interest from new investors to invest
September 03, 2020, 01:46:17 PM
Never buy thoes coins that are volume because they are outright dangerous and there can shut down the project at any time. Lots of low volume means less investors in their project and there are a lot of dubious forecasts in that project which pro investors do not want to invest there. Of course you have to understand about shit coin and fake volume exchange then your invest good safe.
September 03, 2020, 01:36:27 PM
I have to say greed of exchanges are nothing compared to greed of ICO creators, but it is still quite high. If an exchange wants to make money having as many coins as possible is great because even if you do not have high volume because of one coin, you are getting the trading business of that person as a whole when they come for one coin.
So, let's say there is XYZ coin which is brand new and not listed anywhere else, if you list it, 100 people comes and they do trade XYZ to ETH and back all the time but they do btc/eth or btc/usdt or whatever there as well, that is where you make your money. Same as grocery shops not making profit on bread or even canned goods but making a killing out of electronics, they make you get in there for cheap stuff and leave with high margin stuff.
So, let's say there is XYZ coin which is brand new and not listed anywhere else, if you list it, 100 people comes and they do trade XYZ to ETH and back all the time but they do btc/eth or btc/usdt or whatever there as well, that is where you make your money. Same as grocery shops not making profit on bread or even canned goods but making a killing out of electronics, they make you get in there for cheap stuff and leave with high margin stuff.
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