Topic: WHY DOES BOUNTY PROJECTS TAKE TIME TO ENTER A MARKET - page 9. (Read 2782 times)
Yes, many bounty projects take too much time to list their coins. My more than 80% of bounty coins are yet to list on exchanges. I feel the main reason for delaying the listing would be a bearish market. I believe most of the dev is waiting for the market like in late 2017 or If they launch their coins in the current market they are afraid of been dumped by the investors and holders. Apart from this some dev launch their coins after implement their whitepaper plans.
Projects generation, except those who at the initial stage of launching, find it challenging to list on good exchanges. Exchange listing is easy, but not for all. They can easily list their tokens on any exchange, but there might not be volume, which will make hunters to complain more. So it is better to have a standard project that will attract a standard exchange.
Most projects do this, i have seen projects of two years ago that start development after the longest wait, i have few tokens in my wallet and the projects are still active on their media channels but no plan to follow roadmap yet, not all of them can be classified as scam yet because of the delays
Not really. If the project is well financed and has a good stand with or without bounty, they can be listed. It's not exchanges dont trust project with bounty its just that most bounty projects arent that good enough to get listed though dont have enough funds, cause listing isn't cheap on good exchange, plus maybe there is no good working product yet which some also consider.
Due to the mass production of scam projects, investors started to avoid investing in ICO.
This becomes the primary reason why most of the projects were not able to enter in any exchange, they lack allocated funds due to insufficient numbers of investors.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52835331This becomes the primary reason why most of the projects were not able to enter in any exchange, they lack allocated funds due to insufficient numbers of investors.
I don't even think that is the reason for projects not entering an exchange because for us to even be talking of exchange, the project must have even passed through the phase of raising fund, we all know already that no project will enter exchange if they don’t raise fund first because it is the money that they raise as fund they use in paying for exchange fee, but I think the ones we are more concerned about here are the projects that has already raised fund and they still refuse to enter an exchange.
Do you know how many projects that you have done on the past and gotten their token, which till now, none of them have even entered an exchange? The main reason why they have not entered exchange is what we are discussing, which I think it is because of scam or fear of being dumped.
these are the order of thinking :
1. devs want money from investor
2. devs make project to attract investors
3. devs get money
4. the project runs, investor wants good exchange
5. entering good exchange needs much money
6. devs need money, not pay/ spend money
7. yeah never list on good exchange, investor dissapointed, dump that coins
8. coins become absolutly TRASH
1. devs want money from investor
2. devs make project to attract investors
3. devs get money
4. the project runs, investor wants good exchange
5. entering good exchange needs much money
6. devs need money, not pay/ spend money
7. yeah never list on good exchange, investor dissapointed, dump that coins
8. coins become absolutly TRASH
Since I started bounty hunting, I have participated in over 1000 bounties and I can boldly say that this assumption is incorrect, the speed at while a project lists on an exchange doesn't have a direct link on whether they conducted a bounty campaign or not, projects generally list when they want to irrespective of bounty campaigns, they could delay bounty distribution and this is what most of them do.
Wow, that's a lot of bounties there that you have taken part. Yes, about the delay of distribution. I've seen those bounty hunters that have complained about this before. While the investors of that specific token, they've already a way to trade it and sell it to those exchanges that they have listed it. As for the developers, they really should be the one accountable for that. Listing it and making the coins liquidity is their job. 
Since I started bounty hunting, I have participated in over 1000 bounties and I can boldly say that this assumption is incorrect, the speed at while a project lists on an exchange doesn't have a direct link on whether they conducted a bounty campaign or not, projects generally list when they want to irrespective of bounty campaigns, they could delay bounty distribution and this is what most of them do.
Most are not afraid of a dump, but that they don’t have enough money to implement their project. Fees are going very poorly in all areas of new projects, no matter whether it is finance or infrastructure.
Now there is a strong outflow of people from the crypto market, which means only a well-built marketing strategy is able to help the project both raise funds and attract the community.
Now there is a strong outflow of people from the crypto market, which means only a well-built marketing strategy is able to help the project both raise funds and attract the community.
there were two option for this condition.maybe they prefer to focus on product developtmen rather than listing in any exchanges.or maybe wait the best moment when market recovered.postpone listing be best way to avoid price dumping.investor need to be patient in this moment when their token still postponed in exchanges .
But the investors who invested in the early stage of project, many of them can not wait, when they have to wait maybe up to years to receive something from their money. In that case, project need an official announcement with the exact time, as well as the exchange they want to list, instead of just being "very soon" as many projects are doing now.Most of the project wasn't even able to achieve on entering an exchange also because of this reason, they always make everything in a rush because they want their money back immediately.
there were two option for this condition.maybe they prefer to focus on product developtmen rather than listing in any exchanges.or maybe wait the best moment when market recovered.postpone listing be best way to avoid price dumping.investor need to be patient in this moment when their token still postponed in exchanges .
But the investors who invested in the early stage of project, many of them can not wait, when they have to wait maybe up to years to receive something from their money. In that case, project need an official announcement with the exact time, as well as the exchange they want to list, instead of just being "very soon" as many projects are doing now. one reason could be because exchanges ask for high fee when adding their token. but teams losing opportunity due to bounty hunters dumping the first before the investors could is disappointing especially because they privately invest to make arrangements and then them not profiting from the very start of trading will not earn them friends. i guess the old projects who did an ico back 2016 knew realized it already.
The point is not only in high commissions that require the exchange for listing coins of projects.
The fact is that not every project deserves a listing at least on a medium-sized exchange, so such projects go on weak exchanges and get what they deserve: poor liquidity and low prices both from investors and from bounty hunters. The stronger the project, the more demand for its idea, the more exchanges will want it.
one reason could be because exchanges ask for high fee when adding their token. but teams losing opportunity due to bounty hunters dumping the first before the investors could is disappointing especially because they privately invest to make arrangements and then them not profiting from the very start of trading will not earn them friends. i guess the old projects who did an ico back 2016 knew realized it already.
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.
It takes a lot of process, crypto market is a well mannered market that's why they make sure that all of the tokens entering it is well observed and processed so that most of the people investing on it wouldn't have a hard time on exchanging it and will recieve higher profits if possible. You cannot blame the crypto market from being too strict about it, it is all about safety and avoidance of scams, most of the things that gives the most benefits really takes time same thing goes with the tokens that takes up a long process before being listed on exchanges. what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
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.
Those projects have limited funds therefore it is needed for them to raise money for competing in the market. This process needs a some period of time and it depends on how many angel investors will come to them. Though there some that doesn't bother to be enlisted in the market because they believed they've lost already or they might just be scammers that are after the investor's money.
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 the reasons why bounty projects takes time to enter the market because most of them are scams that they pretend that they are making or doing process for them not to be noticed by investors and other participants in the project. Other reason is because some projects are unsuccessful that they are lack of funds and did not fulfill their goal for them to be approved or to get listed in the market. what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
I think this is a lack of funds, Because the listing fee is expensive and if they are not raised enough in the ICO they will probably have a Token Sale which will take longer to list the Token on the Exchange. And it often happens that they are preasured by bounty hunters and investors to list them immediately. So they can list the token on the shit exchange which will further drain their funds and eventually become a scam. Because the funds are running low and there is no buyer in the token sale as prices fall further on the exchange and on decentralized exchange.
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 this time with current market condition, I see almost projects that have bounty program are ICO, not IEO. But ICO is dying, they can't raise fund through this way, and it's the reason why they are constantly delayed in listing on exchanges.what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
but for some time ago this happened in some projects, they provided a target market list but they did not fulfill it in this sense I am talking that the planned target was not appropriate. and for now there are indeed many projects that fail to enter the market list because several ways to enter a stock exchange require a lot of funds and also assistance from large communities and for current projects it is difficult to get that right
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, it is difficult for ICO projects to enter the market because tokens are not valuable, and what about the projects that are delivered, the absence of investors and demand which then makes it difficult to pay for exchanges. And that will have an impact on the people who participated in the project because the tokens obtained are worthless and only fill the wallet.what are the possible reasons why tokens takes too much time before getting listed on exchange.
sometimes a project that is difficult to enter a market that has a good volume because the community and their income does not match expectations plus the coins produced do not pass the testing of a market. and those rights that make bounty participants and investors who invest in them wait for the market list. plus if they can enter the market list, it usually starts from the market with a small volume because it does not fit the big market criteria. so your analysis must be more powerful to determine the project for you to join as a bounty campaign participant
Some of these bounties considers the over all market conditions of the market particularly bitcoin thus the fear of entering the market in an inappropriate market conditions especially in a bearish season because of the tendency of the coin to be dumped thereby turning it worthless, in fact a coin named GLDY reached Soft Cab since early 2018 till now they have not enter the market citing one in genuine reasons or the other personally I viewed the whole scenario as they are probably observing the situation of the market just to avoid dumping the coin by hunters and investors thus tuning it worthless.
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