Topic: What determines the after ICO price? (Read 385 times)

The price of bitcoin or the icos , the deman on the marketplace which determined the price of it. And it depends on it , thats my opinion still looking and reading some this help me a lot to understand.

It depends on the ICO, if it had a pre-sale and how much the investors believe in the project.

If the ICO is a sold-out in just a few hours or days it will be a sure hit after place in the exchange. If there are restricted country and the ICO sell well and have a good road map it will be a big hit too, as most restricted people who cant join the ICO will surely be on the market waiting for the token to be launched so they can bag some and hold for it.
good platform + good marketing will hit a good release price also.

Inc. demand of the Coin is responsible for the price rise of a Coin/ICO. Now the question is why Demand for a coin rise after its launch. Demand rises with the inc of popularity and buzz created on social media, positive news, declaring bonus/airdrops, collaborations etc. in the nutshell, marketing strategies of a coin that is responsible for inc. its demand in market.

I will still depend on the project if it gets a lot of attention from investors. Or rather some whales that want to pump that project. Launching on exchange usually makes the price drop at the beginning because of the bounty participant that are eagerly selling their rewards.

Well, it only determine the ICO price if they are successfully sold the token in just a few days or as early as the pre-sale ends. That's the evidence that the ICO is really promising the demand in the market. Due to demand it will increases it's value because many people wanting to invest.

The main value of ICO is the idea. It is for the implementation of an idea / project that investment is collected. The procedure usually has several stages:

Preview announcement. Initiators ICO tell the public in general terms their idea. At this stage, it exists only on paper or even in the heads of the startup team. The investors' level of interest in the project is probed, answers are given to the basic questions. Announcements are held in electronic media, social networks, as well as in the form of conferences. There is a discussion between investors and authors of the idea.

Offer. This is a proposal for cooperation. In the case of ICO - about investing. Despite all the freedom of the ICO form and the lack of regulation, it must be attached to some legal entity. It is on his behalf that the offer comes. The terms for the implementation of the idea are announced, the necessary amount for this, the issue of tokens. To do this, create a separate site or presentation. Sometimes there is a preliminary closed sale of tokens. In this way, investments are being collected for the official launch.

Marketing campaign. When almost everything is ready for the launch of the ICO, the advertising flywheel begins to spin up. Unlike the preliminary announcement, here the start-up can already tell more about its product / service, disclose investment conditions, goals, technical details. For advertising, various channels are used: electronic media, social networks, presentations, thematic portals.

Start selling. A full-fledged launch of the sale of tokens is also called krausejlom or tokenseyl. Initially, the startup offers investors to purchase a token inside their platform (site). Later, sales are launched on the publicly available crypto-exchange exchanges. The output of the ICO startup token on the exchange is considered a kind of proof of the consistency of the project. Although not always it means that it will be successful.
All this is very reminiscent of standard crowdfunding or venture investment. You invest in a startup at the embryo stage. You tell the idea, announce the terms of investment. If the project succeeds, you receive your dividends. However, ICO is not regulated by anyone and is necessarily associated with blocking or crypto currency technology. This does not mean that the project must necessarily develop in the field of fi nitech. Even for a chebure can be carried out ICO, if it is somehow connected with the block.

I think what determines the after ico price is the transactions made in connection with the token itself. When I said transaction, it mainly pinpoints the buy activities. Sell is isn't given much attention on this time because the token is raising funds on which the price of their token will be based on. It is the sell activities on their perspective and buy activities on our perspective. In addition, the supply and the demand will also be included. I think these factors are the most influential ones because they directly affects the price in any moment. But still, there are some things that are also contributing to the price of a token like the purpose of the project and the strategies made by the sale team to make their token a strong and competitive one.

ìt highly depends on the market maker's decisions. But often enough you can predict the price increase when the ico have high demand and lower offer than demand. For example recent ico nucleus.vision. So few people joined during presale and more than 20k waited for the public sale and because of the ethereum price increase public sale was canceled. There will be airdriop but that's not enough for people who want to invest more. My prediction on this particular ico that it will be good price increase when it comes to big exchange like binance/huobi or even kucoin. That is not(!) advice to buy the token. It can start trading 3-5x from the ico price and from that point it will be not cheap for sure. There was simillar situation with AION public sale cancelation in the past.

The fact is that demand and supply will determine the currency's price after ICO. But the point is, what would make the demand increase? What would make people have interest in buying, holding and using this currecy? Pure speculation?

In most cases I think so, but there could be some reasons with people would use that currency. Maybe to gamble at a special casino, to earn interest over the held amount, to use inside an online game... These are some ideas a developer could use to boost his currency's demand after ICO, consequently increasing its price.

Yah. We have many factors to look at. Demand, supply, potential, popularity, validity, development and competition are the main factors determin the coin value after the ICO. The team has to mainly focus and work on these main areas and strive towards sustaining them. Obviously then investors will follow the coin investing and increasing the demand and values.

As I have observed, it is the supply and demand that manipulates or determines the price of the coin after the ICO. I have also observed that putting the coin in the exchanges that are known and big are making the coin to pump more or to have its price go high. We can expect bounty hunters to be impulsive that when they received the tokens they will suddenly just sell the coins and that makes the coins' price to dip or to dump. Will be glad if they will just hold the tokens and let the developers of that said coin to do the process.

This is such an important question to me as a noob. I wanted to join this ICO, was so happy about it, but then at last second I can't join because I live in the US. So I'm feeling as though I'm missing an opportunity. The only thing I can hope for is to double the money I was going to put it, and that hopefully when the coin in launched the price is less than double the ICO price.

It mainly depends on the demand for the newly released coins. If there is more demand, then the price increases and if there is no demand, then it's price just cracks down.Most ICO devs just stop all of their bounty campaigns once the ICO gets launched. But continuing the bounty campaigns even after would help the coin price to increase more. But only some project devs do that. Many investors don't buy coins during ICO and they just wait to see its performance and then buy if satisfied. Also, many investors who bought during ICO either wait to see the coin price increases or not or they just dump their coins as soon as ICO gets launched being satisfied with low profits. It also determines the coin price after the ICO.

As usual we cannot predict the price level of new coins as well the old coins. All the coins are being pumped by the decision of one or group of people. People do create fake demands which attract innocent traders to fall as prey.

Honestly the supply and demand alone must decide the price of any product but when the demand is being created by hoarding coins for the reason of increased prices then we cannot differentiate any coin from really potential coin. Devs sell their tokens from pre-sale to end of sale but we cannot find out where they leak their plans of pumping price levels.

You can't predict the price no matter how successful the ico was in past ico was multiplying your funds just by waiting for it to get listed on exchange but now there are various factors affecting the rogue one them is bounty.
It doesn't affect some ico but for more ico they give their tokens for advertising and the amount of tokens are really high at times because of this the price get's dumped whenever it get's listed on a exchange.
Another factor is general opinion if people actually like the feature and idea of the ico it will get pumped otherwise you will have to hold it until a product or prototype is launched.

Demand and only demand. If the market believes that this asset is liquid, the price will increase. And this depends on the prospects of the project, which is expressed in the desire of investors to hold coins for a long time

The demand and supply determines a price after ICO. Usually bounty hunters make the price of a coin after ICO to go every low because of dumping. During this period so many people want to sell compared to those who want to buy. That period the prices go so low. After dumping, the coin becomes more stable and begins to rise.

The price is determined by the demand and the supplies for a certain coin. If there are more people willing to invest or buy that coin then the developer would bid it for a higher value and that's what dictates the price. But when fewer people are buying it then they will sell it for a lower price.

This is a very good question, because it determines the real value of a coin.
For what I see, in a well managed ICO the value rises during the campaign an then it drops suddenly as the campaign end (as most of the investros want to take immediate profit)
What happen in the future depend in part from speculations, in part form how good the project is.
If a project is good, the coin value can grow very much, and there are good example in this sense.