Topic: Why price down after listing in exchanges (Read 2698 times)
The main reason has to be that if an ICO doesn't hit hard cap, then by definition there is more supply than demand. That's all you need for downwards price pressure. Dumping by bounty participants, or by people who bought early with a percentage bonus are overrated as contributing factors. No need to look beyond the obvious here.
We always seen like that after we receive our bounty rewards in any bounty we participate that first thing we could experience are the price of coins we have are dropping so much after we receive on it. So we are force to holding it until it back to ICO price or IEO, But it take long days that would increase the prices or else become a shitcoins and no value.
when a coin goes to exchange, it suddenly loses the value because of the so called dumpers 
.. but we cannot blame them as they invest their money on that project.
Dumpers will be created by team's, you can ask how. If team will go for sell tokens with a lot of discount for investors. Team's help to make dumpers to dump coin price after goes to list in the exchanges. Who's blame investors & hunters, it’s like a mockery their sides. Team should be stopped to such things than it will never happen. .. but we cannot blame them as they invest their money on that project. 
It depends upon the coin because most of the coin prices will increase after listing and after due to sudden pump the price of coin decrease it's a price to a lower value than their ICO price. From there the coin price is based on the developments and improvements from the team, that we should start trading with the coin which has active developments and updates from the team.
there were times when you could quickly expect an increase as everyone was already waiting to be able to finally buy.
every ICO with -40% was guaranteed profit because at least the ICO price was always achieved.
and now? you have to be happy if you get out without much loss.
But it was during a bull market when projects sometimes reached hardcap of several million within a few hours. There were simply a lot of investors. When projects have a hard time achieving softcap, giving big discounts kills the price after entering exchange. Unfortunately, developers have come up with the idea that they will attract investors by giving large discounts. This is the main problem that causes the price to fall immediately after entering the exchange. If tokens sold at a large discount were secured with a lock period, then this situation could be saved, but often the price is not protected even in this way.
It depends upon the coin because most of the coin prices will increase after listing and after due to sudden pump the price of coin decrease it's a price to a lower value than their ICO price. From there the coin price is based on the developments and improvements from the team, that we should start trading with the coin which has active developments and updates from the team.
there were times when you could quickly expect an increase as everyone was already waiting to be able to finally buy.
every ICO with -40% was guaranteed profit because at least the ICO price was always achieved.
and now? you have to be happy if you get out without much loss.
when a coin goes to exchange, it suddenly loses the value because of the so called dumpers .. but we cannot blame them as they invest their money on that project.
Dumpers will be created by team's, you can ask how. If team will go for sell tokens with a lot of discount for investors. Team's help to make dumpers to dump coin price after goes to list in the exchanges. Who's blame investors & hunters, it’s like a mockery their sides. Team should be stopped to such things than it will never happen. .. but we cannot blame them as they invest their money on that project. 
It depends upon the coin because most of the coin prices will increase after listing ...........
I am not sure if you have a basis on what you are saying or just your own opinion. IMO, it depends on the timing of listing because if you list in a bearish market, you can't expect that the price will rise, and per reality, most of the coins that are listed in the past have drop their value after getting listed in an exchange, but during the bull run in 2017, they do rise and even rise beyond our expectation.
It depends upon the coin because most of the coin prices will increase after listing and after due to sudden pump the price of coin decrease it's a price to a lower value than their ICO price. From there the coin price is based on the developments and improvements from the team, that we should start trading with the coin which has active developments and updates from the team.
Many things can cause this. One of the reoccurrences of a price drop is from large scale investors who got this token at a higher discount far above the listing price without locking for a specific period. Secondly, is the team dumping the token on the investors and lastly from bounty hunters who need to convert their time and energy on something spendable
For me the main reason is the luck of demands, the token is listed in not good exchange with low volume.
Pre-sale tokens are not locked and big investors who got huge discounts starts to sell at the very beginning.
I think that what you are referring to is the hybrid projects between ICOs and airdrops, they basically give investors privileges, but I think they are very dangerous, they can scam us.
It is not about any hybrid projects, but about the fact that investors who buy first have a huge discount. If the tokens they purchase are not blocked for a certain period, then when the token enters the exchange they can sell them with a very high profit.
Check this example: In 5 days, start selling tokens www.MyTVchain.com - IEO website: www.mytvchain.io
Official price is $0.067 for 1 token, but first investors can buy this token for just $0.005, which is less than 10% of the official price. Their tokens are not blocked, so the first day after entering exchanege they can sell them with huge profits. Ofcourse it will be big dump! And it is huge mistake of developers!
For me the main reason is the luck of demands, the token is listed in not good exchange with low volume.
Pre-sale tokens are not locked and big investors who got huge discounts starts to sell at the very beginning.
I think that what you are referring to is the hybrid projects between ICOs and airdrops, they basically give investors privileges, but I think they are very dangerous, they can scam us.
some might not even good to trade due to the gas fee.
not all airdrops need gas, I have participated in several airdrops where I only needed my mail, for example: Blockchain had an airdrop where you could claim stellar, the Coindeal exchange had an airdrop in which it launched its own currency and I could withdraw without problem (I think it still works) and finally Yoda from the Yobit exchange also had an airdrop that combined 2% of what the airdrop paid you, the good thing is that it could be withdrawn daily.
For me the main reason is the luck of demands, the token is listed in not good exchange with low volume.
Pre-sale tokens are not locked and big investors who got huge discounts starts to sell at the very beginning.
I think that what you are referring to is the hybrid projects between ICOs and airdrops, they basically give investors privileges, but I think they are very dangerous, they can scam us.
Number two option is absolutely wrong. Airdrop or bounty token can't make dump for a long time. Even many projects with real value dumped highly after listing on exchanges. Maybe it's because people want to take the profit first, or presale investors dumped to get higher profit. For example, recent Wazirx IEO price was 0.002$ and after exchange listing price became 0.15$. Now if you hold then you will see how price goes down. This is not token's real value or airdrop hunters fault. You have to pick the best time to sell, not everyone is a holder rather most of them are profit taker.
The price of the coin or token is dependent on the demand and supply ratio .
More the demand more will be the price , more the supply less will be the price .
More the demand more will be the price , more the supply less will be the price .
One factor is that particular event, if the coin gives so much discount and a huge allocation for bounty then released everything after the sale expect heavy dumped to happened. It's very important to analyze and observe each projects that being introduced to the market each behavior really affects the outcome success if there's too much promises.
but do you think if they dont do these things they will become indemand ? no they are not . they do these because its part of the promotion in order for them to be discovered . look at some projects , they do the same too but they are still succesful . its not about the allocation or bonuses but its about how the project/coin being created to . its also normal for the coin to go down after listing , all good coins also experience that too but later on they recovered .
Those coins that losses value after listing on exchanges aren't good enough, if a coin offers something irresistible for investors the price will keep growing, take a look at Tokoin and Temtum, these new projects are good enough that they can withstand and incoming storm
projects that offer too many discounts and have bounties and airdrops of more than 2% of the allocation offered are key prices for tokens or coins from the project being destroyed, therefore analyzing a project is very important, don't expect too much discounts on ICO or IEO, it will make us crythe team should really have some sort of control regarding their token or coin distribution after their IEO/ICO. the allocation for most bounty programs is relatively small as compared to the team's holdings or investors' possessions. so even if they will be dumped after listing, which is the usual scenario (because they want their payment after the bounty program), it should not have a significant impact on their value. if the project is really worth it, they can easily go back to its original value. unless, the team's coins or the investors will also dump their holdings, wherein, in most cases, they will only do such action if they are just a money-grab project and really not sincere in delivering their objectives.
Those coins that losses value after listing on exchanges aren't good enough, if a coin offers something irresistible for investors the price will keep growing, take a look at Tokoin and Temtum, these new projects are good enough that they can withstand and incoming storm
projects that offer too many discounts and have bounties and airdrops of more than 2% of the allocation offered are key prices for tokens or coins from the project being destroyed, therefore analyzing a project is very important, don't expect too much discounts on ICO or IEO, it will make us cryThose coins that losses value after listing on exchanges aren't good enough, if a coin offers something irresistible for investors the price will keep growing, take a look at Tokoin and Temtum, these new projects are good enough that they can withstand and incoming storm
projects that offer too many discounts and have bounties and airdrops of more than 2% of the allocation offered are key prices for tokens or coins from the project being destroyed, therefore analyzing a project is very important, don't expect too much discounts on ICO or IEO, it will make us cry
However, one more thing that gets attention is the lack of buyers because of the cheaper investments earlier. Think about it, there is a coin that you can buy with 30% "discount" for literally a whole month if you want to, doesn't guarantee that price will stay like that but it will start selling at those levels first then it will go down the more people buys, but it is still a cheaper price than you can buy from the market when it first starts.
So that means, people who are willing to buy already buys when it is "cheaper" and when it gets listed there are no more buyers left, all the buyers basically bought when it was cheap, which means there is only sellers on the market as soon as it gets listed up until a point.
So that means, people who are willing to buy already buys when it is "cheaper" and when it gets listed there are no more buyers left, all the buyers basically bought when it was cheap, which means there is only sellers on the market as soon as it gets listed up until a point.
This is the thing about altcoins people will forget. Even if you can find interested buyers (mainly speculators not investors) then they would have either made it earlier on private sales OR they will join those investment pools that buy in bulk to get extra discounts.
So exactly as you said. They get in super early or buy super big, get 30% discount they can even sell to others for small profit even before listing!
The price at which the tokens are listed in the exchanges initially got declined because of the market situation of the whole market. But, most of the time the prices are also listed in over priced as you see in the bull market. So, keep an eye of the market situation and then buy the token from the exchanges.
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