easy example, see farmers, they plant and require maintenance and other costs. when the harvest time, surely they calculate all the capital and want the best price, hope get the profit and continue the planting again.
the capital between chili farmers and onion farmers is different, so is the selling price in the market.
the same thing as ico, they have targeted their token price, so their project goes well and according to plan.
Topic: Why every ICO have a different rate to ETH ? - page 2. (Read 193 times)
You are a full member you should know better.
One should look at the hard cap/market cap to determine the value and potential of the project and arrive at whether the coin is expensive or underpriced.
Why are some ICO raising so much? Maybe the founders are greedy or maybe they really need so much fund to roll our its roadmap.
In any case, do your own due diligence
One should look at the hard cap/market cap to determine the value and potential of the project and arrive at whether the coin is expensive or underpriced.
Why are some ICO raising so much? Maybe the founders are greedy or maybe they really need so much fund to roll our its roadmap.
In any case, do your own due diligence
Yeah I know that so many speculation answer but I still dont know the rasional answer. And I have a speculation and opinion too before make this topic. Thanks for your opinion dude
I have some question and still not answered. Why every ICO have a different rate to ETH. For example the project A have a rate 300X = 1 ETH and Project B have a rate 2000B = 1 ETH. Is there's some factor to made the rate different ? Whats value made some ICO more expensive than others ICO. If anyone know just share your opinion. Thanks
Different ICOs are taking different approaches. Some of them see their finances in terms of ether, so they set a rate and don't change it. Other fix the rate at the last moment.
In both cases the investor has to make a decision at the last moment to see if the market cap makes sense.
Mostly its because the supply of their coins, the fluctuation in eth and of course how much they think there business is worth. Also they have to set a realistic goal to get investors on board
Each company chooses the price of the token.
As a rule, the less the price of one token, the more Hard Cap
I have seen a lot of coins which on ICO cost 1-2 cents, and after doing x10, or more
I myself participated in one ICO, where the price of one token was $ 10, now it costs 4-5 $
As a rule, the less the price of one token, the more Hard Cap
I have seen a lot of coins which on ICO cost 1-2 cents, and after doing x10, or more
I myself participated in one ICO, where the price of one token was $ 10, now it costs 4-5 $
Yes I agree with everyone above. there's multiple factors on why they choose that: market cap, token supply, where eth's price is at.
Generally speaking, this is related to the total amount of money issued, generally 1eth= how much coin is converted according to the proportion of usd, so the proportion of each coin is different.
You are a full member you should know better.
One should look at the hard cap/market cap to determine the value and potential of the project and arrive at whether the coin is expensive or underpriced.
Why are some ICO raising so much? Maybe the founders are greedy or maybe they really need so much fund to roll our its roadmap.
In any case, do your own due diligence
One should look at the hard cap/market cap to determine the value and potential of the project and arrive at whether the coin is expensive or underpriced.
Why are some ICO raising so much? Maybe the founders are greedy or maybe they really need so much fund to roll our its roadmap.
In any case, do your own due diligence
I think there are few factors involved that determine the average price, for example, total supply of the tokens and hard cap, distribution of the tokens and minimum funds required to develop the project, these are called token economics, to be frank i do not like the projects that put a high price per token during the ico, low priced icos have huge margins to grow while expensive ones have low profit margins.
I think developers set the course for the future of the token, calculated according to his formula, depending on the seriousness of the project, labor costs and development costs. Therefore, each project has its token rate.
I have some question and still not answered. Why every ICO have a different rate to ETH. For example the project A have a rate 300X = 1 ETH and Project B have a rate 2000B = 1 ETH. Is there's some factor to made the rate different ? Whats value made some ICO more expensive than others ICO. If anyone know just share your opinion. Thanks
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