As well as I. I have a number of tokens which up to now there is no market. Tokens token are almost about 1 year old. I cannot delete the token from the MEW list and only as a collection and decoration of MEW without value.
The best way to avoid tokens that only meet MEW by not following low-value Bounties and Airdrops.
Topic: What happen if the token or coin does not get into the market? (Read 619 times)
December 26, 2018, 12:33:34 AM
This depends on the project and what its intentions are for the custom token. A project could simply refuse to list its token for different reasons. However, when a token isn't listed as a tradeable asset, it looses its appeal and may subsequently lead to a loss of project interest from investors. A token is primarily supposed to be tradeable with other assets. This is the number one reason why people invest in projects to be able to exchange the custom tokens to fiat whenever there an appreciable value. Denying investors this one responsibility could result in adverse effects for the long term objectives of the project.
December 25, 2018, 11:55:42 PM
I have some coins and token in my wallet and for some time now no news about the platform or coin. What happen if after we all struggle to support ICOs through the different media and beyond even our capacity and the token does not get into the market or what is paid to you as reward for your support is something that is almost as good as nothing, what do you do in such cases? Is there anyway to remove such coins from your wallets? Personally I did some airdrop when I heard they were good but my rewards are so little that I wish there is a way I can delete it out of my wallet.
If the token is not released to the stock exchange, to sell it on here - forkdelta (but not always, and for a very small price). As far as I know, it is impossible to remove a token from the wallet. November 26, 2018, 05:20:49 AM
You will lose your money, because if the coin would not appear on the market, you will not be able to sell it and to get at least something back. Try to avoid such projects and be more selective with ICOs in which you are taking part.
November 25, 2018, 09:42:01 AM
In this case, it will simply be impossible to buy a coin or a token in a mass degree, of course, people can sell tokens and coins by agreement through guaranteed trustees, which is what the stock exchange is like.
November 21, 2018, 02:51:29 PM
I would just keep the worthless token and wait.
With luck, one day a worthless token will be worth something.
So do not be upset about the worthless tokens and just keep and wait.
With luck, one day a worthless token will be worth something.
So do not be upset about the worthless tokens and just keep and wait.
November 21, 2018, 02:43:38 PM
So, it would to mean such things like: 1. It would be a scam, and you so lucky investor\bounty hunter. 2. Coin so weak and managers can't make it in market.
November 21, 2018, 02:41:07 PM
The token will only become trash, but i suggest you save it, because we don't know what will happen in the future, at first I thought so too. Seeing the current market conditions, it is rather difficult for developers to do something so that the price of their tokens is not destroyed, so, wait and be patient so you don't regret later.
November 21, 2018, 01:38:25 PM
Basically, you are hodling a bag full of nothing.
Crypto doesn't magically get value and not every project is successful.
If you were to invest in a real life startup (like a new tech company), there is a high chance you will lose all your money because the company closes down.
If an ICO was never able to go to market, then they are basically a bankrupt company.
Your coins and tokens are useless.
Of course, crypto is p2p, meaning you can always trade with people.
And who knows, maybe you can find a sucker that will pay for them, but that is highly unlikely.
And, maybe someone will pick up the project a couple years down the road, but that is also highly unlikely.
The best thing to do is just leave them there in your wallet.
If it's annoying that you have these, you could always send them out to random wallets if you want.
Crypto doesn't magically get value and not every project is successful.
If you were to invest in a real life startup (like a new tech company), there is a high chance you will lose all your money because the company closes down.
If an ICO was never able to go to market, then they are basically a bankrupt company.
Your coins and tokens are useless.
Of course, crypto is p2p, meaning you can always trade with people.
And who knows, maybe you can find a sucker that will pay for them, but that is highly unlikely.
And, maybe someone will pick up the project a couple years down the road, but that is also highly unlikely.
The best thing to do is just leave them there in your wallet.
If it's annoying that you have these, you could always send them out to random wallets if you want.
November 21, 2018, 01:32:50 PM
this is the reverse side of investment. you never know which coin is worth buying and which is worthless.
October 06, 2018, 05:03:07 AM
I have some coins and token in my wallet and for some time now no news about the platform or coin. What happen if after we all struggle to support ICOs through the different media and beyond even our capacity and the token does not get into the market or what is paid to you as reward for your support is something that is almost as good as nothing, what do you do in such cases? Is there anyway to remove such coins from your wallets? Personally I did some airdrop when I heard they were good but my rewards are so little that I wish there is a way I can delete it out of my wallet.
It is either you hide them from your wallet or you send them to a burn address (contract address) if you do not want to see them anymore. Basically, a coin/token that you cannot sell is worth nothing.
October 06, 2018, 04:19:32 AM
I have some coins and token in my wallet and for some time now no news about the platform or coin. What happen if after we all struggle to support ICOs through the different media and beyond even our capacity and the token does not get into the market or what is paid to you as reward for your support is something that is almost as good as nothing, what do you do in such cases? Is there anyway to remove such coins from your wallets? Personally I did some airdrop when I heard they were good but my rewards are so little that I wish there is a way I can delete it out of my wallet.
I don't really care especially with airdrop.
So, there is a lot I can do in this industry without having to follow the Airdrop. trade, investment is the most profitable option. Experience knowledge is the key.
October 06, 2018, 03:41:23 AM
it would be worthless money.
Not worthless, but it is the money that is piled up.Maybe they are doing the ICO when the price of Ethereum is high and now it is going down the price of Ethereum.
So their tokens on the HODL in the wallet are not entered into the Exchange.
September 20, 2018, 05:15:45 PM
it would be worthless money.
September 20, 2018, 04:16:05 PM
It is useless since it has no value. I had some coin holdings also that are useless after receiving it from airdrops and bounty campaign rewards. Sad but I was having a hard time on working and promoting on that project but i did not expect that they will just leave the project hanging after the ICO period.
This is happening more and more often and people are starting to complain about this, bounty hunters can work really hard just to get some tokens and to discover the developers have just abandoned the project and that those tokens are never going to have any value can be very depressing, so if you do not want to go through that, it is better that you join campaigns that pay with bitcoin or other known altcoin. September 20, 2018, 12:11:35 PM
Interestingly, and what percentage of all tokens you can be considered garbage? Who can calculate the percentage of garbage in his wallet?
September 20, 2018, 04:40:18 AM
the coins we get from airdrop in my opinion are just shit coins because a lot of them don't have a market even they are only cheap when they enter the market ... there is no way to remove coins from the wallet, you just have to let them be in your wallet for a very long time or you can make a new wallet
September 20, 2018, 04:30:23 AM
I also have a bad experience. I have tokens and the tokens is doesn't exist in the market. I have waited a long time for that. it was very disappointing. being a bounty hunter is not an easy thing. we must be able to choose the ico that good to get the satisfying results.
September 20, 2018, 04:20:18 AM
I have some coins and token in my wallet and for some time now no news about the platform or coin. What happen if after we all struggle to support ICOs through the different media and beyond even our capacity and the token does not get into the market or what is paid to you as reward for your support is something that is almost as good as nothing, what do you do in such cases? Is there anyway to remove such coins from your wallets? Personally I did some airdrop when I heard they were good but my rewards are so little that I wish there is a way I can delete it out of my wallet.
than it will be valueless so yeah
u have two choice by than
1st you may search whose interest buy it and just sell it
2cd just hold and forget it
September 20, 2018, 04:15:23 AM
As we can see from the beginning of autumn and no one makes payments and project managers do not deal with the listing and many bounty increase the timing.All this is temporary.And this is due to the fall of the market.As soon as the market recovers everything can be sold.Do not rush to remove your coins from your wallet.
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