As long as there is no hype, listing on major exchanges could be disastrous for the price of an asset. Thus, answer: no Binance until 2021
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Topic: What's next after "When Binance"? - page 5. (Read 730 times)
After the aforementioned VIBE in early 2018, I don’t remember big pumps as a result of listing on a large exchange. So those who ask, "when Binance?" lagged behind current trends.
As long as there is no hype, listing on major exchanges could be disastrous for the price of an asset. Thus, answer: no Binance until 2021.
As long as there is no hype, listing on major exchanges could be disastrous for the price of an asset. Thus, answer: no Binance until 2021
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People believe that if any coin or token got listed on binance the price will skyrocket but they are wrong ,to get a coin listed on binance the coin must start from smaller exchanges or else it might lose its ground and fall ,there are examples like this in the past
The bigger the exchange the better the success of a project in general. People feel secure when they see a coin listing in top exchanges like Binance, Bittrex or Huobi. Becasue many projects fail or leaves abandoned after making some money by trading small exchanges who usually lists free or for a small fee. Another reason is, top exchanges do audit a project before listing, so they shall be legit projects.
It is actually a normal thing to want to see a project you supported either as a bounty hunter or investor to be listed on big exchanges which will provide more liquidity for it. Enough of being trying to be remove yourself out of this. Either as an investor or bounty hunter, the reason for investing or promoting a project is to make money out of it and by listing on big exchanges, the possibility getting profit will be higher
I have similar observation especially in the telegram channels of ico projects and i think such comments come from both the bounty hunters and the impatient investors that want to sellat the peak and move on to next project and mostly we see that prices pump big time on the news of listing at big exchanges but i have also seen prices dumping after trading starts at bigger exchange so you never know what is coming.
that's the way it is,
but not all people ask when listings on binance or bittrex only want to sell their tokens,
but they really care about the project.
because I also agree if the serious project will be listing in well-known markets.
but not all people ask when listings on binance or bittrex only want to sell their tokens,
but they really care about the project.
because I also agree if the serious project will be listing in well-known markets.
That's the question I saw in Telegram from a number of bounty projects, I think it's enough to say that once, I'm sure the team will be exchange after the requirements are complete.
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.
The only correct answer after they have been getting what they want and they will try to search another potential coin and they will repeat it again. Trade is about how you can any chance and convert it as the best opportunity to get profit. 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.
The next question is 'when moon'. That is all. Almost all telegram groups of the cryptoprojects are filled with the same questions. Of course projects has to list their coins or tokens on exchanges, but it is not necessarily to be Binance. If project is really good it can have liquidity on another exchange and give good profit.
For me, every projects do not need to get listed on binance
They need to get listed on a good exchange with good volume and get liquidity too
Not all tokens can be listed on binance
They need to get listed on a good exchange with good volume and get liquidity too
Not all tokens can be listed on binance
Those are probably bounty hunters. Bounty hunters, of course, expect some big exchange because they've been working hard promoting some project which means they are expecting to make some profit out of it. It's actually normal for them to do whatever they want in their holdings. But of course, it's bad for the market.
When pump is the next question. Getting listed on an exchange doesn't guarantee profits, only that people have the option to buy if they want. Some tokens fall fast after a good 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.
it is all about price and money. all huterrs, investors, even developers. different is team can wait, ecause they already have money, almost everybody else want fast money.
In my opinion, every project should try to get listed on the best exchange(s) possible. And right now, Binance is probably the most important crypto-exchange out there. So it's just normal that token holders hope that their tokens get listed there. But, as you said, most of those, who constantly ask 'when Binance?' are just hoping for a quick pump so that they can dump their holdings and move on.
Does a listing on Binance really still have this effect that they are hoping for (VIBE is a perfect example for this Binance-listing-pump)? Maybe it's still there but it definitely isn't as distinctive as in 2017.
Does a listing on Binance really still have this effect that they are hoping for (VIBE is a perfect example for this Binance-listing-pump)? Maybe it's still there but it definitely isn't as distinctive as in 2017.
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.
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