It depends on the condition of the market. Basically, it might be affected by the supply and demand of the coins. More people are selling it then it will have liquidity. Or if more people wants to buy it then the prices will be higher for the demand of users.
Topic: What seems to be the average price of ICO's - page 2. (Read 1659 times)
The ICO costs are chosen by the flow and how much subsidies they need to bring up as far as delicate top and the hard top. On the off chance that there is a tremendous amount of the coins in the flow then it may think of the fewer costs in light of the fact that there is colossal supply and accordingly individuals can purchase huge amounts of coins in a solitary shot.
You cannot really help determining the price of an ICO as initially the company who is behind the project will decide the price which is mostly around 1 cent. This price fluctuates later based on the total number of tokens or how fast they are reaching their hard cap and soft cap. Once the tokens are released after the ICO has ended, now the demand among investors will decide how their prices would look like.
Total supply of the tokens is what decides the price of an ICO. If a token which has relatively lower supply and is demanded by a lot of users it is likely to get pumped up. Once they are listed on any exchange the price seems to up due to the demand of among users, which has been the case for Ripple.
Ripple is really worthless like you mentioned. It's market is highly manipulated which is why the price is like that, otherwise, it is considered a shitcoin among all the crypto investors. However, the price of ICO is something that depends on various factors and you cannot really help to change it now. It is as it is and there is nothing we can do about an ICO dictating its own price.
In fact, ICO is a major platform for investors. Many start new projects with a high price, so the average price will not get too low.
The ICO prices are decided according to the circulation and how much funds they want to raise in terms of soft cap and hard cap. If there is huge quantity of the coins in the circulation then it might come up with the less prices because there is huge supply and thus people can buy tons of coins in single shot. Similar case with the coins with limited circulation and then have higher prices always. This is to reach the soft cap and hard cap faster.
In any case I am currently seeing that ICO prices are averaged between 0.01 to 0.50 cents always.
After the market dump i haven't spend my money into any ICO recently so I don't know about the recent statistics but as a matter of fact I know about the ICO prices from back in 2017, that time the average ICO price was about $1 each coin or token and that was too costly if you ask me and there was a very less chance for that token to grow in value, but if you are saying that the average price now is in cents then I will look into investing in a few ICO now as the chance of getting more than 2x return will be great now. In any case I am currently seeing that ICO prices are averaged between 0.01 to 0.50 cents always.
ICO prices depend solely on the what they decide to charge from you and you can always have the option to buy in bulk or in short amount. Ripple has already listed on exchanges so the price they are showing is based on the demand for their coins in the current market.
Seems like a lot of coins go to shit because of high ICO prices
IMO, anything above 1 cent is pricey as shit. I see ICO's going for like 50cents to 90cents...
Ripple ain't even worth 50 cents for 1 XRP so how the hell is an ICO going to hold that value
IMO, anything above 1 cent is pricey as shit. I see ICO's going for like 50cents to 90cents...
Ripple ain't even worth 50 cents for 1 XRP so how the hell is an ICO going to hold that value
The price of ICO will depends on how many total coin supply, you cannot give the average or standard ICO price of the coins.
If you compare the current price of some coins, it maybe much cheaper than the ICO price because now the market is still on the bottom.
There are many factors that determine the cost of ICO coins. First of all, you need to consider the level of demand. If the offer is limited, and the demand is high, then the price will remain high.
You got the concept wrong here buddy. ICO prices are set by the owners of the ICO who keep in mind the total supply of coins, their total cap of the project and number of investors they are expecting. Once the ICO is over and the coins get listed on various exchanges the price is then determined by the demand among users and how much coin the market is holding on a whole.
The thing you are telling about Ripple is basically the market price and ICO price being different. Which is very normal as, ICO price is determined by the total number of coins and how much the ICO wants to raise to reach their soft and hard cap. Once the token is listed on the exchanges, the total supply and demand for the coin decides the price.
It is really tough to determine this based on just one factor, given there are a lot of major factors that determine the price of the ICO. But at the top of the list, the majority views it by the number of experts in the team.
The average price of the ICO tokens or coins are actually different. They will offer their price tokens based on their own accumulation. However, so far, it will range no more than $1 per token or coin. In this case, the coins or tokens from ICO are small to attract many investors. However, after distribution, the prices will drop very extremely before then will increase some multiple rates.
The price of the ICO depends on the quality of the project itself, that is how well the management of the team is and how many experts it has.
Seems like a lot of coins go to shit because of high ICO prices
IMO, anything above 1 cent is pricey as shit. I see ICO's going for like 50cents to 90cents...
Ripple ain't even worth 50 cents for 1 XRP so how the hell is an ICO going to hold that value
IMO, anything above 1 cent is pricey as shit. I see ICO's going for like 50cents to 90cents...
Ripple ain't even worth 50 cents for 1 XRP so how the hell is an ICO going to hold that value
Some tokens which not have good application and haven't applied in real life yet, but behind them, there are some big sharks which pump lots of money to push its price, it make investors be mistaken about its real value. This is the common situation of tokens on this time
On average, an ICO project can be a million depending how good and how many experts the team has for the project.
The price differs actually, depending on the quality of the project, the number of experts in the team, the management of the team and project's uniqueness. So, the better the project, the higher the price.
Basically, the price is formed from the number of tokens issued. Plus, after entering the exchange, users themselves form the farther price.
And of course XRP does not cost 50 cents, as well, almost 40 billion are produced on the market.
And of course XRP does not cost 50 cents, as well, almost 40 billion are produced on the market.
The price of a token depends on the token matrix of the project. Meaning how many tokens will be in circulation etc. Also another deciding factor is the use cases and the team behind the project.
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