WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET - page 13.

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Quote from: libert19 on July 09, 2019, 10:37:55 PM

'quality' exchange fees are high and often most of those bounty project ICOs, don't have enough funds for that.

Regarding dump, bounty hunters sell their tokens as soon as they get them, may be it would be better strategy to lock tokens until there is utility available so buying side can sustain the dump.

i find so many project also have this strategy (lock tokens) and delaying distribution around 6 months. It sad if they already use this strategy but the price still dumped so hard. Developers need more good planing and make natural demand.

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Little easy to launch project and have own token or coin but so difficult to get natural demand and trust from investor,that is make different project with another project. Its not only pump and dump but how great the project. Everything is need planing. And good exchange also have their own criteria to listing token or coins.

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Quote from: TheBusstop on July 09, 2019, 06:19:46 PM

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.

I think it's not the dump issue, it's very foolish to think for developers that their coins will be dump, if that's the case then they better not do a bounty campaign anymore, one of the reason is they don't want to spend big money listing in big exchange and second they do not have the qualifications to get listed.

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Quote from: pakdemaco11 on September 03, 2019, 06:19:15 PM

I often see projects like that for example invox. invox started its success in ico in 2018 and until now the market has not been listing in the market. The developer said that he wanted to build a stronger project to enter the market so that the token value would not fall from the initial price

its too long if since 2018 this projects not listed in any market yet.investors will disappointed with developers team decision postponed listing.they spend alot of money in order to get profits in short time, but the fact totally different now.

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I often see projects like that for example invox. invox started its success in ico in 2018 and until now the market has not been listing in the market. The developer said that he wanted to build a stronger project to enter the market so that the token value would not fall from the initial price

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Listing on exchanges these days is highly competitive. Yes, a project can list on any, but such exchange might not be on CMC, let alone being a global exchange that has good 24 hours volume. If any listing will be allowed, then it had to fulfill some criteria and this differs from individual exchanges. However if the project is good, then finding a good exchange will be much easier.

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It is simple. The public enthusiasm for ICOs have died. The number one priority of exchanges is to profit. And they profit through trading fees so they need trading volume, lots of it to be profitable.

Since no one is interested to buy ICOs after exchange listing, why bother to list? It will just put a strain on the exchange platform. So, they are now more choosy on which to list.

And yet the influence of regulatory authorities is having an effect. All the same, exchanges are primarily interested in profit, and secondly, they are interested in the legality of transactions (at least something like this). Now, unfortunately, exchanges can be held liable if they are involved in fraudulent fundraising.

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I don't think this apply to all cases. There are a lot of projects out there that hosted bounties but didn't take long to get listed on solid and reputable exchanges. A prime example of this is Harmony One project. They got listed on Binance even while the bounty was still going on. I dare to say, this depends entirely on the projects and the team. A good project will always keep to their timeline and roadmap and list on exchanges accordingly.

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Because some good exchanges requiring huge sums for a listing and this is normal. Binance listing is worth around 1 million USD. Moreover, you need to get through tons of requirements for a token to get listing on a solid exchange.

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It is not about the bounty project or what.
It is always on the team and their plans.
Being listed in any exchange is an effort from the team to be listed.
They will decide also where to be.

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I think why Bounty project don't enter the market are, if they don't get good investors and the developers aren't good enough to project them, then most of the projects already have in mind that once they hit exchange and distribute rewards for Bounty, the Hunters go straight to dump affecting them

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Bounty projects or projects take time to enter a market, because a project depends a lot of things such as- management, investor, arrangement, distribution, study and research their project how to lead as better than others etc.

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Do not compare quality and scammers. If the team is strong, it makes a good plus even with the bounty. Please, do not think that if a project has a distribution, the project is doomed. On the other hand, it attracts new users.

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Quote from: TheBusstop on July 09, 2019, 06:19:46 PM

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.

The most obvious reason is the ICO has not raised enough funds to afford listing on quality exchange or the platform is not yet ready to enter the market because its not yet fully functional or just simply waiting the right time base on the project roadmap. Bounty campaign is just part of the marketing strategy or promotion and its not the reason why it takes time before being listed to any exchange.

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Quote from: TheBusstop on July 09, 2019, 06:19:46 PM

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.

Holding a bounty campaign has nothing to do with this. Most likely this is due to the market situation.
You must understand that in order for a project to be developed at all, it needs financing. Therefore, there are people who invest in developing and supporting the project. In turn, the project has certain obligations to its investors. And of course, in such a situation on the market, projects cannot earn enough money to achieve their goals and fulfill their obligations to investors. Therefore, they try to stretch the time as much as possible until the tokens are listed on the exchange.

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I think the reason why bounty projects are take time before entering to market because they also study and have some research before to launch it to prevent errors. Like other business bounty projects need some feasibility study to stay away from loss and to know if their project will become feasible so because as a investor also no one will want to waste money,time and effort.

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There are 2 factors you should know.
The first one is a listing fee and a time which exchange needs to put the token on exchange - up to few weeks.
Secondly, many projects want to develop the platform before listing to give a token a real value.

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I don't think the issue is peculiar to bounty projects, but rather to new projects. Most projects going through the ICO and IEO stages find it difficult to list on cryptocurrency exchanges due to the listing fees which in most cases are quite expensive, coupled with the fact that they struggle to meet up with their softcap which may not have made provision for listing fees on good exchange.

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Quote from: TheBusstop on July 09, 2019, 06:19:46 PM

I Notice that most projects that conducted bounty finds it difficult to enter the crypto market especially a quality market. i think most are afraid of been dump.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.

The problem that occurs in new projects for listing on exchangers is the listing fee. Most new projects do not want to spend too much money on listing fees on exchangers so many new projects prefer smaller exchangers because of this factor.

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Quote from: tetyulfania on August 31, 2019, 02:53:57 AM

Not bounty project take time for listing on market, but ICO owner is not trusted about what have they promise at the first time with listing after ICO success and ended.

That is why many investors do not like ICO right now, there are many promises at the beginning after that, delaying for some time.

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