Topic: WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET - page 4. (Read 2782 times)
I think the reason behind why bounty projects take time to be able to get their coin to get listed into an exchange is because they are still lack of funds to afford the fee for listing into the top exchanges because large and reputable exchanges surely do have an expensive fee for a certain coin to be able to get listed. Being able to afford paying expensive fee means that the project is capable to provide the needed fee which means that their coin and project sa competitive enough and have gained the interest of the potential investors as well as bounty hunters to promote their project. Good quality projects are mostly those that are being able and capable of doing such listing on time. If a certain coin of a project take time to get listed, maybe there are other contributing factors that are needed to be considered including budget management that is being budgeted after the entire campaign if they have reached the desired amount to be able to get listed on time.
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 basic reasons behind why most of the new crypto coins find it difficult to enter the crypto market is that, most of these crypto coins have projects that are not really relevant to either the financial ecosystem and the crypto ecosystem to be specific .. once the project has no relevance, its crypto coin will not have impact on the crypto market...
Because many of them not have funds to get on exchanges and some of them depends a lot on devs and also if exchanges want to list them, is hard to get listed new coins on big and old exchanges but maybe in future this will change.
many things that make the project, long time to enter the exchange such as, lack of funds, because the request to enter the exchange is delayed by the exchange team because there are many project requests to enter the market, or because the project is still continuing to promote the project
actually depends but their reason is to develop the project first, but the bad thing about this is that developing projects is only used as an excuse by projects that lack funds and after a long time they cannot register on exchange then end up with scams, but if it also forces a listing I think this is also bad because if the funds are used in a exchange that isn't of high quality it might be the same as killing a project.
Actually real projects do not take a lot of time because the projects have already roadmap and the real projects already prepare for it but the scam projects r the projects with non professional team get always late and break the trust of investors and contributors.
New comers if mistakenly invested in scam project he r she will lose hope in crypto,so all be careful from the scams and if found scam project tell to others that scam projects can be minimized.
New comers if mistakenly invested in scam project he r she will lose hope in crypto,so all be careful from the scams and if found scam project tell to others that scam projects can be minimized.
I'm not sure its about fund issue because few projects I promoted successfully raised fund but they kept postponing listing on exchanges, I guess it's all about development, some get the job done half way before launching and after launching and raising funds they get on with the development
Dont forget that many exchanges ask for a hefty fees as well as a big stash for the announcement and marketing stunt like airdrop to all of the members. It will be a really hard thing to do for new coins which barely got some investments to even create the project. Another important thing is that bounty hunters dump everything most of the time which is another reason why teams are not preferring to go into market.
Most bounty projects are taking their time to study the market, most times the time they enter the market can actually affect the projects, so they need to plan along the changes of the market.
If a project lists on an exchange without good plan from the team, it will fall short of expectations. Such will get to a point and faint, because there is nothing more to contribute to the space. Also, a lot of them do not have good support from the community, which cause more panic to the team.
And what do you think the team should have? If the plan for speculating with a coin, then this is not an honest game.
All the team needs is good coin liquidity and movement on the road map. This will be enough for the coin to circulate more or less stably.
I think many coins are waiting for a more stable market
and for this reason they are in no hurry to put a token on an exchange.
in order to achieve the best possible result
If a project lists on an exchange without good plan from the team, it will fall short of expectations. Such will get to a point and faint, because there is nothing more to contribute to the space. Also, a lot of them do not have good support from the community, which cause more panic to the team.
Irrespective of the number of bounty participants, there shouldnt be issues getting listed on exchanges because not even up to 5% of the total tokens supply is being allocated to bounty in most cases, so there shouldnt be any significant change in price even if all hunters decide to dump at the same time, it all depends on how serious and dedicated the project is!
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.
Maybe the reason behind why it takes so much time for a project to list their token is that at the first phase of their launch is they are already aiming high to get listed into the biggest exchanges which is really costly because listing is that much expensive specially if you really want to get listed into a reputable and well-known exchange. Also, there maybe a lack of financial stability when it comes to the entrance or entering of financial investments from the potential investors and pressure from the bounty hunters that is why it takes such a long time for the token to get listed because of the promise of paying out the bounty hunters after the span of time stated for the run of promotion. There might be other factors that are possible for us not to see which added up to the reason why it takes so much time for them to get listed in a short period of time expected to happen stated on their project plan.
Now the most investors only invest in old projects especially in Bitcoin, Ethereum and only a few invest in new coins that's why the new project doesn't get the hard cap and they never pay from there pocket to enter in high-rank exchange as the high-rank exchanges demand high fees.
Which in my opinion is as it should be, all the big companies that you see today not only in this market but in all markets began as a small enterprise, but then as they become more successful then they begin to command the respect of the market until it gets to the point that they become one of the leaders of the market, it seems to me that the developers of those coins are expecting that success is going to come to them almost immediately and things to not really work in that way. 
Today the process of listing in exchanges has become more difficult for new projects, so they won't be able to easily achieve the same goals as 2017 and 2018. Their projects have to be real. good and product, or they have to pay huge sums to get listed. And for new projects it's not possible because they have a very low budget
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.
its not easy to be added in some exchange what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
some of them have a lot of requirement and some of them required a large fee
A new project needs a lot of money for marketing and project improvement. They do ico ieo then launch their product to the market. Mostly it's because of the fund they need to rise for that project.
This is more or less speculation, and also they consider the success or failure of their products in the market by monitoring the data available, and I think it takes a lot of time and money. Only then can they decide whether or not their products are on the market 
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.
If a project is able to achieve convincing sales results, I think the developer team does not need to be afraid to list on a good exchanger. Fear of dumping in my opinion is unwarranted because a good project will always be the target of investors and if it has a large transaction volume, dumping will not occur if the proportion of token holders is balanced.
You already answered your own question, OP.
Most coins just ended up getting dumped and losing its value. You're just gonna question why do those tokens need to still stay in exchange. I remembered the days I was holding tokens like AION, it went boom for a while but after the ICO, the price just went "meh".
Probably just keep on investing Bitcoin, OP. It's worth hodling.
Most coins just ended up getting dumped and losing its value. You're just gonna question why do those tokens need to still stay in exchange. I remembered the days I was holding tokens like AION, it went boom for a while but after the ICO, the price just went "meh".
Probably just keep on investing Bitcoin, OP. It's worth hodling.
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