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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.

in my opinion, many considerations were made by management before deciding to enter the market. it is possible that the funds that are owned are not enough to be able to compete with other altcoins, or must have certain conditions to be able to enter the market.

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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 truth is?Most of those project that make bounties are scammers and only few are legit so don’t be surprised that 90-98% of those will hardly get into market and some will gone just that.

Bounty nowadays are worthless as well because aside from not paying the advertisers others pay worthless tokens ..

I saw many good bounty running. If you have experience selecting bounty then you will definitely find some good bounty at the present time.

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Project development entails a whole lot of process and listing on exchanges is also one of the things that can crush a project if not carefully planned. Most projects also want to develop the projects so that the tokens have a working product before listing on an exchange. This helps prevent cases of dumping by both bounty hunters and investors who are sometimes disturbed by the volatile crypto market. Some also are not able to list on good exchanges like Binance, Kraken and other popular exchanges because of the high cost of listing price by some of these cryptocurrency exchanges.

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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 truth is?Most of those project that make bounties are scammers and only few are legit so don’t be surprised that 90-98% of those will hardly get into market and some will gone just that.

Bounty nowadays are worthless as well because aside from not paying the advertisers others pay worthless tokens ..

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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'm sorry for making a generalization here but if a project is having a hard time getting listed on an exchange, it simply goes to show that they are not exerting enough effort, not good enough, or not willing to release some funds. If they do not release funds for a decent exchange listing, or are pending everything because they are afraid of a dump by bounty hunters, again, it means the project is not good enough.

Great projects are even listed right away by huge exchanges. Great projects make sure their coins are accessible by investors through exchanges. Great projects do not dump by a mere fraction of sells by bounty hunters.

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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.

there's several green ones.
on the one hand it takes a long time until a product is ready for the market. and nobody
develops it in advance. everyone waits for the big ico money and only then starts.

and the next point is the fight with the stock exchanges. they need some lead time to list projects.
and it also costs a lot of money which many cannot afford.

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Everybody is speaking from dump and the fact that new projects are afraid of it. Buyback solves any problems and you do not need to be a genius to realise that. Another idea is that listing costs a lot and teams are trying to find a way of making it as cheap as possible.

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I think because they're project will not do well when listed on exchanges, there's a lot of them few months or even a year that never get listed on a reputable exchange because there's no development and they are also afraid of dumping their token price compare to ICO.

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Quote from: omone1 on July 25, 2019, 07:35:39 PM

Most of the new projects in the market have no value as they are just repeating or copying what has been in existence. So they are afraid people won't be interested in trading their coin, so they just list in a shitty exchange and allow the coin to gradually die and blame it on the bear market.

This is exactly what I also feel that they do, and that is why I mostly laugh at people that always advise the rest or condemn anyone that falls into scam project of not doing their diligent research before making investment, no matter the level of research that you conduct, how are you supposed to know that a particular project will do what you said here?

The team might look great, they might have a working product and give lots of promises, but once they fail to enter exchange maybe because of the fear of being dumped, this is own they remain, waiting for the best time, till time passes and people forget about the project, then they too decide to just let it be after they must have receive so much millions of dollars that they cannot even have as profit on the product they claim they wish to sell.

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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.

of course they need a lot of support before going into the market, the support I mean here is investors. besides requiring a lot of funds they certainly need a lot of followers.

I see that here either they punt bounty with ICO, or discuss what it is that lends itself to my logic)) What does the tokens paid as rewards have to do with the litigation? And how does the listing depend on bounty?

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Most times this is just simple preparations and if they rush the team they might end up listing on very low exchanges which will have a negative impact on the tokens,I've seen good projects that delays listing but end up listing on bittrex,delay listing doesnt mean the project is bad or scam

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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.

With small exchanges, they just don't need anything or just very small amount of money to list some coins up.
But the big exchanges, story is different, they need their reputation, listing a coin that has potential to scam investors, or don't really have future, or simply not having enough money to paid them, just makes bad effects to them.

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Because their speed of development and development on paper does not correspond to the real, with which they move. This happens with 80% of ICO, they do not have the ability or desire to do everything in the set time, and this is very sad.

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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.

If you mean listed on the exchange after ICO, there are many reasons why that happen and one of the reason is that the developer of the projects is not willing to pay the amount needed for listing on big exchange.

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Most of the new projects in the market have no value as they are just repeating or copying what has been in existence. So they are afraid people won't be interested in trading their coin, so they just list in a shitty exchange and allow the coin to gradually die and blame it on the bear market.

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Quote from: flemmings02 on July 25, 2019, 04:16:43 PM

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 genuine reason for a delay in most the projects listing on an exchange is due to lack of minimum viable product, and low quality as such getting rejected by a lot of exchanges.

The quality will be applied to the major exchange listing but if you are taking the medium exchange listing and then the majority of medium and small exchange sites are needed money. the how much must be paid by the platform will be a very difficult negotiation. viable product means nothing in this case.

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To enter the exchange, a Bounty project needs to submit a proposal in advance of the intended Exchange, if approved, we are told to pay so that the project can be released in the market. Some also enter exchanges through voting, and also need to queue from other projects. So everything needs process and time, and that every Cryptocurrency project varies, some are fast, some are old.

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Quote from: yazher on July 23, 2019, 09:01:08 PM

The only reason they told us when they taking too long to be listed on exchanges is their preparation on something, mostly they told us what's the preparation for but there are bounty projects that don't tell you if they developing something or not.

But if they happen to enter the market with the ICO price then it's worth waiting for. but the only problem about some bounty is they don't update their participant on what is going on with their tokens that's why most of the participants are already losing hope if their coins are gonna listed.

thats true. and that is the authority of the developer. As a bounty hunter, we should understand the roadmap of the project that we support. They must have a sales schedule for tokens up to tradable in the official exchange. We also need to know that every bounty project is different, some start at pre ico even in the middle of crowd sale, etc. So long or not it's very relative. As long as they provide a clear schedule, we only need to be patient.

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Every bounty project that promotes the ICO projects will always take a certain time to enter the market. Commonly it relates to the roadmap of the project. We may not need to force the team to list their token as soon as possible after the end of the project. We are sure that the team has their effort and certain plan to pick the exchange. Choosing and dealing with exchange is not easy and we must wait for this. However, if we are waiting for a too long time, more than 3 months, we must force them to work harder.

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Quote from: bitmover on July 09, 2019, 06:40:16 PM

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.

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Most of those tokens are worthless. They know that, and as the owner's own a lot of them they try to maximize their gains (by paying high amounts of BTC for listing is good exchanges).

Very few projects prospers, this is why it is more secure to invest in BTC than in those ICO.

Yes but you invest in ICO to increase your bitcoin. There is no problem supporting a good project but people support crap copy paste scams and they seem to have copy paste in their brain as well meaning the too just do the exact same thing. Keep falling for the same type of scams over and over. Thus copy paste. You are right about projects that take too long without good reason. These projects will try supporters along for as long as possible which is why it takes so long to list their token if at all.

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