Topic: WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET - page 17. (Read 2782 times)
There are a lot of reasons for that, but mainly the greed of team members, because all solid exchanges require a big payment for getting listed and almost no team wants to sacrifice their own profit to enter a great exchange.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
Each exchange has different requirements in each coin listing they will do. There is through voting, some are paid, after that the exchange will definitely carry out a due diligence on the coins to be registered, whether they are feasible or not. I think the process takes a long time, until the coin can be traded in an exchange.Sometimes the negotiations fail or do not reach an agreement, therefore the developer is definitely looking for other exchanges and this will take longer.
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 a kind of strategy from the project team to reduce the risk of dumps when it enters the market and the quality on the market will remain stable for a long time,And that can be called a possible marketing strategy from the project team what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
I think everything is under a step by step procedure. It takes time for a token or coin to be listed after the project is successful. And within this time, developments of the project would be a factor that the token to be listed could give a good value, also if its outcome is good, the project woupd be recognize by several investors.
the thing I think about is, many things need to be set back when the ICO, or IEO is finished, especially when their funds don't reach hardcap. of course not only fear of dumps, but they may also develop strategies so that their products can continue to be used, and can be valued on the market. well, that is the best thought I think. of course they are afraid of dumps that make their products worthless.
afraid that dump might make sense, but if it does not make sense for a long time because when I asked the team and the answer was still waiting and waiting, I thought that they were preparing a product to anticipate a dump.
I think the action of dumping bounty hunters is not a serious problem. a large project certainly has the resistance to anticipate it. moreover the bounty hunters if they know a potential project, of course they will still hold the coins to invest
afraid that dump might make sense, but if it does not make sense for a long time because when I asked the team and the answer was still waiting and waiting, I thought that they were preparing a product to anticipate a dump.
- 1. Very few bounty projects get the targeted investment through private sale, ico and giveaway.
- 2. These days exchange listing services were very expensive, so initially it takes time for listing.
- 3. Lack of continuous development keeps the project same when more things go advanced.
- 4. Most projects won't be having a product at the initial stage, and to develop it takes time.
- 5. Some projects state that bounty hunters dump the market and delays trading access.
- 6. At the beginning very few bounty projects get listed on leading exchanges.
Simple. They dont want traders to get in with their introduction.
Once it is listed in exchange then the price could be manipulated.
Who want that if you have an amount of money that needs to be reached.
Example if it is sold for $1 a piece and then dumped by traders until $0.1. How the hell are you going to reach a soft cap or a hard cap with that?
But it aint traders which should be blamed.
If they have the right features then the market of every token should stay.
Once it is listed in exchange then the price could be manipulated.
Who want that if you have an amount of money that needs to be reached.
Example if it is sold for $1 a piece and then dumped by traders until $0.1. How the hell are you going to reach a soft cap or a hard cap with that?
But it aint traders which should be blamed.
If they have the right features then the market of every token should stay.
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.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
How could they be able to pay fees to enter the market when reach softcap is hardly even reach. Some projects still goes on knowing they could be a failure leading some investors money wasted. I encounter so many projects, raised a minimum of 1M dollars and then list their coin but it was a total dump. If somehow a project is taking time, they are following their road maps, and if still it takes time then there is the problem with the team, conflicts or somehow did not pay their workers.
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.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
The big fee is one of the big issues and if they are going to target the big exchanges, chances are they going to be turned down if their project is a copy of existing project because they have very high criteria, exchanges like Binance, Kucoin and Bitrex will only accept coins that will give them volume and credibility.
Because listing involves a lot of conditions which any smart project will have to considered thoroughly and way the advantages and disadvantages before agreeing to the terms, aside from having the money to pay the listing fees, the crucial part is meeting up with terms and conditions otherwise it could result in a not so good way.
So most often new project tries to look for a more favorable terms that will best suite that project rather been exploited and this will result to delay.
So all these you have said, should it take them one year to do? So if they have no exchanges that will dance to their own tune, they will wait for new exchanges to be born and see if their term and condition is going to be favorable, and therefore tying investors money down for eternity till they forget about this? I see this as bullshit, it is just unseriousness from the part of these projects.So most often new project tries to look for a more favorable terms that will best suite that project rather been exploited and this will result to delay.
Any new project should really not take more than 3 months to do this, because it takes them time to raise this money, and during this time they were using to raise money, they ought to have done their feasibility studies very well and know how the product will take turn before even asking for fund for it. We have too many exchanges on ground they can make research on for us to give those silly excuses that you made mentioned of there.
I don't know, but maybe they look the condition of the market. If we're on the bear market, investor can get loss cause the value is decreased. So maybe they hold to enter market and wait till the condition is good again.
Some good projects will still face few delays here and there preparing for a better outcome so the waiting is normal but most times scam projects will seize to continue working on their project
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.
what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
The only thing I can think of, is they do not have a good project that can qualify them to be in the top exchange, of course, the fee is one issue, we only know these big exchange charges huge fees just to get in their platform, but they can opt to small exchanges.
Its not that they afraid being dumped in exchanges but it need time for them to do all the preparation and publication, if they don't do it well the price will be sinking when it list ifln exchanges and unable to bounce back, the team also need to maintain the good transaction volume so the price could be alive
When entering the market there's a lots of possible things to happen where developers needs to check if how they can handle things around, serious developers always find ways on how they will be able to work it's not only to be listed but also on how to make the entire project be supported on its entire stayed inside this industry. 
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.
Do you read their Roadmap? Even projects implementing IEO on large exchanges, their projects are established and developed for more than 1 year before being listed. Some projects have to extend ICO time, they will have to change the roadmap and listing time, I think this is completely normal. what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
Many projects are scam,some are just rushed projects with inexperienced teams and only few projects never waste time in productivity,they stick with their roadmaps plan and get listed as soon as possible
I've seen that you really don't have idea what the bounty is all about. Bounty campaign was conducted for the new projects so they'll be able to get traffic or attention about their project so they'll be able to get investment to continuous development of their project,Here's the reason why the bounty projects takes time to enter the market:
• It's an ICO/IEO - meaning that they're just starting project and needed investment so definitely they are not listed on the market since they need more development
• It's a shit project/trash project which is 90% of all the bounties
Here's the top reason why it takes time to enter the market.
• It's an ICO/IEO - meaning that they're just starting project and needed investment so definitely they are not listed on the market since they need more development
• It's a shit project/trash project which is 90% of all the bounties
Here's the top reason why it takes time to enter the market.
The most common reason is that they are really afraid of dump trading after their token is unlock specially in this bearish environment. Even how beautiful and how feasible their token platform but with this unhealthy market then expect most of the token holders will grab the slightest opportunity to earn even the price is still cheap that is why the developers will delayed the listing.
And to reach prices above ICO or IEO is quite difficult if it is not supported by a good market network. Look at coins or tokens that are successful after successfully listing on a large market, it is not an easy matter, there are expensive costs for that and a good strategy from the developer. Jump to: