Topic: What's next after "When Binance"? (Read 730 times)
The next will be: "When Binance launchpad", than: "When Binance chain". This news makes now a huge pump for any coin/token which listed or migrate to Bunance.
When binance makes me remember 2018, after questions of when binance
It is followed by when moon. Binance sure has the tendency for massive progress unknown to most
But in 2019; after when binance the next stage is when dump; that’s what a lot of of investors have been doing
It is followed by when moon. Binance sure has the tendency for massive progress unknown to most
But in 2019; after when binance the next stage is when dump; that’s what a lot of of investors have been doing
Indeed this who just want to get coins from airdrops or from some free way they want to sell the coins as fast they can for some profit, and they ask when get listed on some exchanges and after hit a exchange and price is high either people who got airdop will sell and maybe also the dev will sell if he hold a lot of premined coins.
Now it is quite difficult and expensive to get a listing on the top exchange, especially BitMax, OKEx, binance, but that usually provides a good profit and high volumes.
Yes, of course with the top exchanges, it will cost you a lot to register there, but the coins listed there will be very active and many buyers and traders with high volume every day.
Probably nothing, because in most cases nothing really happens, so here it seems to me that if the conversation is even about Binance, then this project can simply deceive and not give anything as usual.
Listen up Everyone has different tasks. Someone earns on food, someone gets pleasure from long-term investments. And why should you condemn such people? I think you are not right. I am sure you are such a person. Even if you don’t ask, you’re waiting for a cryptocurrency increase to sell. Because cryptocurrency is an investment for profit. And what's your rebuke? What do people want to make a profit?
Lol condemn? Where in my post have I condemned people who are constantly asking for bigger exchanges in order to sell? I am stating my observation on what's happening and asking what's next. Better read my post again. I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
Listen up Everyone has different tasks. Someone earns on food, someone gets pleasure from long-term investments. And why should you condemn such people? I think you are not right. I am sure you are such a person. Even if you don’t ask, you’re waiting for a cryptocurrency increase to sell. Because cryptocurrency is an investment for profit. And what's your rebuke? What do people want to make a profit?
People will get happy when their token is going to be listed on great exchanges. People are asking about new and big exchanges for purpose. They are not happy with the token value and want the price and the trading volume to increase.
haha...firstly let's say we're all in for the money in one way or the other and then the tech comes in as well. Also, a good price of tokens helps provide trust and community support. Do you know that fact that there are more HODLers in a bull run than there are in a bear market?? That's why it is always necessary for every coin to have that appreciable price else you die(everyone dumps) lol.
Now it is quite difficult and expensive to get a listing on the top exchange, especially BitMax, OKEx, binance, but that usually provides a good profit and high volumes.
I think its worthed. Listing fee on big exchanger very expensive but big exchanger offering big daily transaction volume and most big exchanger have a lot big customer. The important thing for developers team is developing the project, if the project looks solid, i am believe big exchanger will list the coin or token for free, for example is RavenCoin, its listed in big exchanger without paying a lot listing fee because this coin have promising project
Now it is quite difficult and expensive to get a listing on the top exchange, especially BitMax, OKEx, binance, but that usually provides a good profit and high volumes.
I think not only bounty hunters, all those involved in cryptocurrency, be them project team, investors, are more concerned about the prices of a token. Why they would pour their funds into a coin if they are not concerned about good returns? Most of them are always on the look out to get benefits from a coin right after hitting exchanges. This is the nature of cryptocurrency. A coin may increase multiple times in prices right after hitting exchanges. If it would not happen, many people would get out of cryptocurrency.
I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
Binance listing was mean a lot of any startup projects because the centralized exchange has a huge volume to offer and lots of users offcourse, that directly translated as volume traders. But if we look at the whole picture Binance is not the same as before during its peak 2017-2018 respectively Binance trading volume has decline drastically as we see it today. When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
Next question is : "When moooooon ?"
it usually asked by the moon boys.Now binance have decentralized exchange, the developers can list their token there easier than the centralized exchange.
Yes, most peoples will concern about the price first, than the products.
I don't know about you but I find it very common these days to see comments like "when exchange?"
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
When dev team lists it on a Dex (which are usually smaller), the next question is "when exchange xx?".
When dev team gets the token listed on a centralized exchange (more like medium), the next question is "When Bittrex?; Okex?; Huobi?; Binance?"
I believe we can all agree that all these are being asked by people who are mainly concern about the price. So what happens to these people after a token is listed to a bigger exchange like Binance? My guess is that you'll probably never hear from them again since they've already sold their holdings from the pump usually caused by the listing.
I don't think it's wrong, it's common. indeed, always asking when the exchange, when the release and others only pay attention to the price. I do that too sometimes, but after that I don't go. maybe when the price goes up I sell it but a few moments later if the price goes down I will definitely buy it. I thought if the project could answer all investor expectations, then the project must have more potential than before.
That's because believes that being listed on a big exchange makes their token worth it. People don't like tokens that are listed on poor exchanges, they think it is just a waste of time for them and it wouldn't be worth and won't give them what they want, which is profit.
Everyone wants the price of their tokens to increase so they can profit from it, and just like you have said, when they make that profit they will all dump their tokens and go for another. I think this is normal, even you would like to see a token you're holding to be listed on a big exchange,but the main question is what's next? Do you just dump it or continue with it ?
Everyone wants the price of their tokens to increase so they can profit from it, and just like you have said, when they make that profit they will all dump their tokens and go for another. I think this is normal, even you would like to see a token you're holding to be listed on a big exchange,but the main question is what's next? Do you just dump it or continue with it ?
OP, everyone is here for profit. I don't think there's person who are acting as a non profit person and trying to promote cryptocurrency for being used as daily currency. So, it's normal that people will more likely to be looking for being listed his holdings on a good exchange like Binance so that he can sell with profits. I don't see any problem with that. Everyone has their own strategy and we can't force anyone to change their strategy.
It maybe true that everyone is here for profit but not everyoe is here "mainly" for profit. There are people who are more interested in development and mass adoption. If you think none of us is interested in promoting crypto for daily use, then that's a problem.That is exactly what will happened right? Most of these people concern primarily on the trading activity and the price of the tokens they have. I hate to say it but don't be hypocrite saying those stuff to those people, my guess is you're also one of them who only cares on the price itself. Don't tell me you aren't concern on the price of you're holding tokens? If you are that confident, let me see youre wallet eth address and I will expose all youre dump coins and send to many exchanges. I will bet youre wallet is full of send tokens to dex such as idex and forkdelta.
Dont judge people, as if youre not one of them.
You have time to type a lot but you have no time to visit my profile. My wallet is open for viewing, go check it then come back to me. Dont judge people, as if youre not one of them.
"When useful?"
Right 
Truth is how many project go through this phase and cycle and get to binance. It's very difficult to get listed on Binance this days.. The developer has silently attained a Demi God status in crypto. After arriving at binance for now there is no other place to go to than to focus on delivering requisite products..
They think if token get listed on Binance, it means easy pump for them
Which is funny cause get list on Binance doesn't mean auto pump easily. This type of people usually only look for short profit and didn't care with the project and it's potential.
Which is funny cause get list on Binance doesn't mean auto pump easily. This type of people usually only look for short profit and didn't care with the project and it's potential.
Many investors believe that when a coin get listed on binance or popular exchanges the coin price will skyrocket and that's all in the past ,listing on exchanges either popular or not doesn't have any huge effect anymore
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