Topic: Why price down after listing in exchanges - page 7. (Read 2685 times)
Very often, the reason for the immediate drop in price after listing on exchange is bad token policy. A very large number of tokens for airdrop, bounty campaign and distributed to people for free at events means that in a bad market situation it is enough that even a small number of owners change their mind and at the moment of sale sharply lower the price. I think tokens distributed for free or in a bounty campaign should be blocked for a few months to avoid dropping the price right after the listing event.
There are only a few projects that has real usage. Some coins get hyped only from the start that causes a sudden rise of value once listed on exchange then value goes down and rarely recovers. To earn in crypto, timing is important. Some tokens recover but some takes time.
a) yea, these coins have no value which leads us to:
b) everyone dumps them as soon as possible
as for b) this is not only people who got them by airdrops but mainly founders and also ICO participants/bounty winners which just look to dump it and move on to another project which will give them some pre calculated $ value.
b) everyone dumps them as soon as possible
as for b) this is not only people who got them by airdrops but mainly founders and also ICO participants/bounty winners which just look to dump it and move on to another project which will give them some pre calculated $ value.
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I think there are three main reason that make coin dump when listing on exchange:
1. Listing during bear market
2. Sell too much coins which make a small bump may make the marketcap too high, so there no reason to bump
3. Project did not good on marketing
1. Listing during bear market
2. Sell too much coins which make a small bump may make the marketcap too high, so there no reason to bump
3. Project did not good on marketing
The main reason is because those people who get the coins free (from airdrops or bounty) and the people who already got the profits will sell it instantly and when the seller is more than the buyers, price must be dropped, and also the other reason is, there are too many coins, people are hard to choose so when they have a chance to have more than one coins, they will move from one to another just to make quick profits
True, every token / coin whose price down after listing in exchanges has different reasons, but the more common reason is that investors / communities don't trust the project, so they prefer to leave it. because if investors still have confidence in the project, of course they will continue to hold the token until they get a profit
If investors don't believe in a project, I don't think they will invest in the projectI don't think that makes sense, more reasonable reasons have already been mentioned by the thread creator
the most correct reason is that the project itself has no value, imagine if the project is indeed very valuable, surely the price of the token will be good too.
furthermore, maybe because too many token supplies were made, I mean the supply of tokens from a project. In the past, the total supply alone was no more than 5 million tokens, now up to millions or even hundreds of millions. it's clear that the price will be very cheap and eventually become shitcoin.
that is the reason why prices down after listing on the exchange.
I've seen a number of projects like you said, they are constantly changing the supply and even changing the names of crypto and creating an exchange rate for investors, since the value of the project will probably go down many times and people have already predicted that situation, investors who bought early have continuously dumped as soon as listed to recover the capital they have put in. The reason that can be added is that the projects are too eager to attract capital, increasing the bonus is too big for investors, it creates a basis for investors to control prices, destroy projects furthermore, maybe because too many token supplies were made, I mean the supply of tokens from a project. In the past, the total supply alone was no more than 5 million tokens, now up to millions or even hundreds of millions. it's clear that the price will be very cheap and eventually become shitcoin.
that is the reason why prices down after listing on the exchange.
True, every token / coin whose price down after listing in exchanges has different reasons, but the more common reason is that investors / communities don't trust the project, so they prefer to leave it. because if investors still have confidence in the project, of course they will continue to hold the token until they get a profit
If investors don't believe in a project, I don't think they will invest in the projectI don't think that makes sense, more reasonable reasons have already been mentioned by the thread creator
the most correct reason is that the project itself has no value, imagine if the project is indeed very valuable, surely the price of the token will be good too.
furthermore, maybe because too many token supplies were made, I mean the supply of tokens from a project. In the past, the total supply alone was no more than 5 million tokens, now up to millions or even hundreds of millions. it's clear that the price will be very cheap and eventually become shitcoin.
that is the reason why prices down after listing on the exchange.
furthermore, maybe because too many token supplies were made, I mean the supply of tokens from a project. In the past, the total supply alone was no more than 5 million tokens, now up to millions or even hundreds of millions. it's clear that the price will be very cheap and eventually become shitcoin.
that is the reason why prices down after listing on the exchange.
It is true that huge holders are selling which makes the value of the token lower. The significance of it has been seen with the ICOs and with IEOs. Remember how the hype is if the IEO is coming from Binance and you know what's happening next after that?
The price drop comes and everybody is chasing to make money while they can before the remaining they hold will have a decreased value.
The price drop comes and everybody is chasing to make money while they can before the remaining they hold will have a decreased value.
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?
I think your first point is quite strong than second point. What I observed from the markets, most of IEO tokens/coins no have real uses so we can't expect real value as well. Real concept is one of most important part of a projects. How a token or coin going to use that's the main point of real use or real value. But unfortunately before IEO team has been providing good real concept before IEO, but after raised fund they are not bothering to develop their concept. And that's the main reason why price droped after IEO or when listed on exchange. The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?
Regarding your second point, airdrop token can't dump price like that. Most of people try to buy token after IEO because they want get back 2x by trading. When they start exit from that coin/token then price start instant dumping. This dump mostly time happend due whales accumulation. They need profits somehow.
There can be different reasons depends from coins to coins some might not have real value, some are hunted by whales and they make the price drop a lot so they can get more and more coins, and some are just dumped by most people.
True, every token / coin whose price down after listing in exchanges has different reasons, but the more common reason is that investors / communities don't trust the project, so they prefer to leave it. because if investors still have confidence in the project, of course they will continue to hold the token until they get a profit
True, every token / coin whose price down after listing in exchanges has different reasons, but the more common reason is that investors / communities don't trust the project, so they prefer to leave it. because if investors still have confidence in the project, of course they will continue to hold the token until they get a profit
If investors don't believe in a project, I don't think they will invest in the projectI don't think that makes sense, more reasonable reasons have already been mentioned by the thread creator
There can be different reasons depends from coins to coins some might not have real value, some are hunted by whales and they make the price drop a lot so they can get more and more coins, and some are just dumped by most people.
True, every token / coin whose price down after listing in exchanges has different reasons, but the more common reason is that investors / communities don't trust the project, so they prefer to leave it. because if investors still have confidence in the project, of course they will continue to hold the token until they get a profit 
We always see the price rise for a short period after the listing in the exchanges or after IEO, but soon price be come down,
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?
this may due to two reasons:
The first reason is that the coin or token has no real value.
The second reason is the large sale of those who got his coin free such as airdrop.
Isn't that true?
some problems
- The project failled, if the developer can't running his roadmap, im sure the project will be failed
- Just Sell it, its a big issue, after IEO/ICO ended the market usually investor will be seing the progress, if the progress slowly, and investor not tipically long term, they will just sell it even he get lost
- No inovation, i think after listing the developer must have "implementation" of his project, so new investor can buy the coin/token after listing market to use it in platform
benycoin, you have to see bittrex IEOs history (you can still see some of them on coinmarketcap or other), before they removed their IEO tokens from their platform,,, after the first handful, the later ones all actually listed BELOW their sale price. So this meant that investors lost money immediately other than the ones who got it for free I guess as these were the ones who dumped.
So beware IEOs as people still get super cheap tokens or even free from private deals or bounties before IEO.
There can be different reasons depends from coins to coins some might not have real value, some are hunted by whales and they make the price drop a lot so they can get more and more coins, and some are just dumped by most people.
For each and every move that is happening negative with the cryptocurrency market can't be related with the whales activities. It is the project, the development, the teams active involvement and different other factors decide the market value of the respective token. Sometimes it is termed that bounty hunters as the reason for the price dumping. If everything is perfectly executed with minimum viable product automatically price will increase.
There can be different reasons depends from coins to coins some might not have real value, some are hunted by whales and they make the price drop a lot so they can get more and more coins, and some are just dumped by most people.
It is true that part is due to the large sales of airdrops and bounties, but also it is done by investors who buy in large quantities. The team should have a strategy to prevent this and use some funds to repurchase it so that the price is not too severe so there is a price force for the project
You're totally mistaken because the last time i checked 11% of total supply token was the highest percentage most project used for airdrop and bounties and i don't see any reason any investors to be interested in doing something that will affect the project he invested in. With that been said, early miners who usually lead to dump in pricofe most new project after exchange listing are
It is true that part is due to the large sales of airdrops and bounties, but also it is done by investors who buy in large quantities. The team should have a strategy to prevent this and use some funds to repurchase it so that the price is not too severe so there is a price force for the project
The fall in the price of tokens or coins after being listed on the exchange was caused by large sales made by investors. Before tokens are distributed to bounty hunters, investors already get tokens in their wallets. So don't be surprised why a price reduction occurs when a token is already listed on the exchange, Such conditions are unavoidable, large sales will continue to occur as long as the investor still holds the token, with requests in low quantities the token price will automatically go down.
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