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Quote from: Callanta787 on December 13, 2019, 02:08:48 AM

Quote from: travwill on December 12, 2019, 05:40:38 PM

Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

It's not always about funds, I have promoted two projects since mid 2018 and one met softcap and the other raised hardcap successfully and till date they are not listed on exchange yet, airwallet and chellecoin, they are both good projects but production is very slow

sometimes, there are shitprojects which dont wanna pay to enter exchange
I know those types are so much here. bcz they just aim to stole investors money
so, I conclude that it fully depends on dev itself. if the dev is bad, no matter big source it is, it wouldnt make the coin/ token enter good exchange

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Quote from: Callanta787 on December 13, 2019, 02:08:48 AM

Quote from: travwill on December 12, 2019, 05:40:38 PM

Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

It's not always about funds, I have promoted two projects since mid 2018 and one met softcap and the other raised hardcap successfully and till date they are not listed on exchange yet, airwallet and chellecoin, they are both good projects but production is very slow

With so many coins in the market exchanges especially the good ones can afford to be very selective about the coins that they list, exchanges have costs as well and they are not going to include a coin in their exchange unless they know they can get profits with it, however the developers of the coin can pay to an exchange a fee to get listed, but that fee can be quite high and if the project is small then that will not really be an option, also it is possible that the developers are afraid that the coin is going to be dumped if it gets listed too soon.

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Projects team are actually complaining about present market condition, it seems they are targeting a good time to list on exchange without having to much bad impact on token price

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Quote from: travwill on December 12, 2019, 05:40:38 PM

Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

It's not always about funds, I have promoted two projects since mid 2018 and one met softcap and the other raised hardcap successfully and till date they are not listed on exchange yet, airwallet and chellecoin, they are both good projects but production is very slow

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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.

This often happens where the tokens we get from running the bounty have not been listed in the exchange and sometimes we ask why this can happen. Maybe there is something that makes developers doubt as we know that many new coins are listed in the exchange and investors may not want to if the price goes down or their coins end up just becoming junk and they have to pay also on the exchange site.

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Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

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For most projects, the bounty is to promote their IEO or ICO. In such cases, it takes time to put in place listings, effective buy back strategies(if any). No project wants the price of their token/coin to dump, so even after listing on an exchange they delay distribution in order for the project to build a solid trading market/price.

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The market is bad. But there is another problem. ICO or IEO. Somehow collecting money. The market may not be very good. Those who manage the project need to own their own coins. If the bitcoin does not suffer a big drop, the newly released altcoin can resist.

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Unfortunately, projects conducting bounties do not always raise enough funds, and if they succeed, then investors often want to profit from bonuses, which means there is a risk that they will sell part of the coins immediately after listing. The likelihood of this increases because bounty hunters, fearing a dump after listing, also want to sell their coins received for promoting the project.
Add to this the bearish trend in the market and get a combustible mixture that can easily turn the price of a coin into trash.
In view of this, it is not surprising that projects are trying how they can delay the moment of listing and further dump.

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Quote from: fuer44 on July 09, 2019, 07:04:59 PM

because they aim to maintain the value of tokens. based on the experience that has occurred, after listing to the market, the token will decrease its exchange value and it certainly cannot be accepted by the team and also the investor. they will wait for their smart contract coins to go up to the moon first, then the market exchange token listing process will follow. It aims to increase the token exchange rate.

Yes, now almost all tokens that fall on the exchange for the first time fall in price by almost ten times. This is largely due to the current poor state of the cryptocurrency market. Therefore, many ICO teams try not to rush with the withdrawal of their token on the exchange. Everyone hopes that in the near future the cryptocurrency market will begin to rise. Of course, there are simply objective difficulties that prevent the rapid appearance of tokens on the exchange. Also, many are right in the sense that many projects turn out to be fraudulent.

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Because not a lot of exchanges like uncontrolled bounties

They want guarantees, they want to know that the project has a vesting period for the bounty, a KYC and did not abuse on the amount distributed to the 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.

One of the important reasons, in my opinion, is not the desire to spend the collected funds on a paid listing, but the choice is made in favor of expecting market growth in order to multiply your already collected funds and make money on it. For example, admins raised USD 1,000,000 for the development of the project and spent about half, then the remaining funds can give several Xs when the market grows, which will increase their balance significantly and after that they can no longer work, but simply put money in their pocket.

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Quote from: MUG1WARA on November 18, 2019, 05:12:53 PM

many new projects are not trusted by most people because on average they will experience dump after listing so many new projects choose to develop their products first, causing them to take longer to enter the market

Bounty project take time enter on market because the bounty or ICO coin manage by not trusted owner, if you participated with trusted owner I think faster after received your token can sell on exchange market, last time I participated on minter bounty campaign running just few weeks but after bounty ended just few days later I can sell my bounty coin rewards.

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Quote from: Sexaphiliac on November 18, 2019, 05:19:34 PM

Most times, negotiating with exchanges in order to find an ideal one to list on takes some time. Also, listing fees could be a major reason for delay, with projects looking for the exchange with more affordable listing fees and significant trading volume. Also, some projects may just choose to focus on development while ignoring listing completely.

For listings on exchangers, it requires a fairly large listing fee especially on large exchangers like Binance. The team needs time for listing due to several factors and one of them is the cost for listing. Sometimes they choose a listing on a small exchanger first while creating a great product so that the large exchanger is interested in listing

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Most times, negotiating with exchanges in order to find an ideal one to list on takes some time. Also, listing fees could be a major reason for delay, with projects looking for the exchange with more affordable listing fees and significant trading volume. Also, some projects may just choose to focus on development while ignoring listing completely.

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many new projects are not trusted by most people because on average they will experience dump after listing so many new projects choose to develop their products first, causing them to take longer 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 major reason is Finance. For me, once a project is adequately funded, they don't need to FUD. Aside from token dumping upon listing, I have seen couple of projects do Buy-back. The buy back program is to help the token regain its value back after a dump.

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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 need answers just as you do, i have few tokens in my wallet that still failed to enter crypto exchange till date, the teams claim that they are working on the product and its near to perfection but this is over a year already.

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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.

What I see, why most of the projects have difficulty in listing in a good exchange is because the listing fee of well known exchange is very high. But if the team behind the project were able to reach their softcap and hardcap there are still few of them that list their tokens in a cheaper exchange so they still have a good amount of money that they will divide among themselves.

There are very few projects right now that has a genuine goal which is to launch their platform in order to help the people around the globe with their bright ideas and this kind of projects will surely list their tokens to the top notch exchange even if there is very few money that were left to them.

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My positive view here is that they may not have the budget to list on bigger exchanges so they are still looking for a way to raise funds for it. And this is a good strategy because if they were just listed on a shit exchange there is a high chance that their coin is out of volume and they will be bankrupt in this decision.

My negative point here is that scammers are slowly running out of our money, so they delay the exchange until investors and bounty hunters don't have the interest to ask because they know it will go to scam.

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