Why price down after listing in exchanges - page 9.

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Quote from: febriyana on October 10, 2019, 09:01:33 AM

Quote from: protEr on October 10, 2019, 08:00:36 AM

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

Yess...
also that coin don't have value at all, maybe they get from airdrop. So they will sell it, they don't care the coin is good or not in the future.
The developer in the next must try make it like exclusive edition not like oxygen, everyone can get it for free.

It was supposed to be like that but somehow, some of the developers are too greedy to think about more, more money to come rather than of creating a project that could help the entire crypto community. More project becomes devalued because there totally nothing but just garbage. We have flooded already with those projects and with the existence of IEO project will lessen the scamming ICO projects in the future.

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Quote from: protEr on October 10, 2019, 08:00:36 AM

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

Yess...
also that coin don't have value at all, maybe they get from airdrop. So they will sell it, they don't care the coin is good or not in the future.
The developer in the next must try make it like exclusive edition not like oxygen, everyone can get it for free.

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Quote from: protEr on October 10, 2019, 08:00:36 AM

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

The reason for the same is free distribution of coins by the projects. When distributing coins as free air-drops what do they expect, coin will become like Bitcoin? Projects must treat their coin with some respect and try adding premium to it so that the value of coin boom once it listed on exchange.

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Quote from: protEr on October 10, 2019, 08:00:36 AM

Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

because those people that you have mentioned are investing without trust on the project instead what they trust is the profit after the ICO and nothing more
this is the problem if the projects are generics and no potential,the investors are only riding to profit and not to be with the team in future
so the main affected are the Hunters and those who want to stay holding
what also happen this days are the supposedly holders are selling right away when the coins are listed in exchange and this also made the new coins now dying and others are almost no value at all

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Because people are always willing to sell their ico coins less than what's on the market, the selling power will always be greater than the buying power unless in rear circumstances.

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Quote from: Spaffin on October 04, 2019, 12:06:33 PM

It seems to me that the price drop after the listing is due to the fact that no one believes in the value of coins in the future, since every investor, as well as the Bounty Hunter, only plans to make money on a certain project, and few people worry about the future of this company. Recently, a lot of companies have announced that their tokens that they issued do not have a practical purpose. Therefore, everyone is trying to get rid of these coins as soon as possible.

Any investor or bounty hunter can check that the project is good or not because if the project is not working well, they will tend to sell more. Most people in this market are interested in profits because any project will have its own risks and we should not trust their promises. I think if you can ensure profits in that project, you will not have to worry too much and can completely leave that project if you want.

Some projects are intended to be scam from the beginning and if you are lucky to sell at a good price, it will be very beneficial to you. Of course the lucky rate is only 2% in this market and should not be expected too much for bad projects.

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Quote from: jarhed on October 09, 2019, 06:30:09 AM

Quote from: Spaffin on October 04, 2019, 12:06:33 PM

It seems to me that the price drop after the listing is due to the fact that no one believes in the value of coins in the future, since every investor, as well as the Bounty Hunter, only plans to make money on a certain project, and few people worry about the future of this company. Recently, a lot of companies have announced that their tokens that they issued do not have a practical purpose. Therefore, everyone is trying to get rid of these coins as soon as possible.

It’s not that investors don’t have confidence in any coin. If the price drops when adding a coin to the exchange, this may be due to a general crisis in the cryptocurrency market or trading speculations. Someone from a major player is trying to artificially reduce the price of a cryptocurrency asset.

After listing on the exchange the price of a coin should increase, but we are seeing in the reverse form after listing the coin price will decrease because most of the investors will look for short term profits, they won't bother about their future returns. So there are very few people who have strong faith will hold the coins.

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Quote from: Spaffin on October 04, 2019, 12:06:33 PM

It seems to me that the price drop after the listing is due to the fact that no one believes in the value of coins in the future, since every investor, as well as the Bounty Hunter, only plans to make money on a certain project, and few people worry about the future of this company. Recently, a lot of companies have announced that their tokens that they issued do not have a practical purpose. Therefore, everyone is trying to get rid of these coins as soon as possible.

It’s not that investors don’t have confidence in any coin. If the price drops when adding a coin to the exchange, this may be due to a general crisis in the cryptocurrency market or trading speculations. Someone from a major player is trying to artificially reduce the price of a cryptocurrency asset.

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It seems to me that the price drop after the listing is due to the fact that no one believes in the value of coins in the future, since every investor, as well as the Bounty Hunter, only plans to make money on a certain project, and few people worry about the future of this company. Recently, a lot of companies have announced that their tokens that they issued do not have a practical purpose. Therefore, everyone is trying to get rid of these coins as soon as possible.

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Quote from: benycoin on September 23, 2019, 10:48:30 AM

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?

I think the second opinion is more real and we often encounter it after an ico project is completed and the coins are listed on the exchange, and in fact humans are always thinking of getting big profits without regard to the consequences that will occur,
So when someone sees an opportunity they just think to immediately exchange it for money.

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Quote from: gaston castano on October 04, 2019, 09:12:58 AM

simple because more people want to sell the token than to buy it, in the sense that people do not want to keep the token for a long time, meaning that the token only lasts a while.
different from tokens / coins that do have the interest of investors they will tend to buy again after release on the market because they know the potential of the coin.

People couldn't be controlled on their desires to earn quicker profit after the project that they've invested, that's why each and every projects tend to fail eventually on their platform. There's no daily trading activities happening after listing of an ICO tokens or coins, because all investors we're all seeking to earn for an easy money. So the funds allocated for trading will be declining eventually, that's why the price became so cheap. No long term plans has been initiated, most people were hungry and greed for money.

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Personally, I think bounty hunters don't have much influence on the price of coins. But investors who have a large volume of these coins may well influence its price and reduce the rate specifically to then buy at a lower price.

Yes, I totally agree with you, all of this has no effect on the bounty hunters, because they only get a small portion of the ration they have set, so the point is I think that there is a chance that their team gets a greater share of their own token distribution than with bounty hunters.

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Quote from: SummerBliss on October 02, 2019, 09:33:31 AM

Quote from: benycoin on September 23, 2019, 10:48:30 AM

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?

You are right. Upto the point of listing, value of coin is what project devs choose for ICO. But not every project sell all coins at that price. There are discounts, there are airdrops, there are bounties and what not. These free distributions dilute the price of coin. So when coin is listed on exchange for the first time, first line of sellers i.e. real investors start selling. But soon second line of sellers who got coins for no value start dumping their coins and price starts to fall.

Exactly, investors are the first group of people to push the trend of tokens into a downward trend because perhaps until now, potential projects have become too few, right now projects just like instant noodles, and of course, when we talk about instant noodles, we can understand that profits will quickly come and disappear soon, not taking advantage of opportunities that will cause damage. And certainly, groups of people receiving free tokens also understand this problem, if they don't sell early, they can only hold tokens that cannot be liquidated.

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Quote from: Ailmand on October 01, 2019, 06:00:01 AM

Early investors who had invested during the early stage of ICOs get more tokens due to ICO promotion. Most likely they cash out early to get their money back and to gain income. If you had been long in crypto and ICO the scenario in every project even if it's a sold out ICO once it gets listed it goes lower than it's ICO price.

Due to bonuses or discount the early investors get, sometime they tend to just left the bonus in the exchange and get their capital. Some only uses new projects in short trading to earn in a short span of time since they know it will be dumped if the project have no systematic way of improving it every now and then. Some alts tend to gain value due to hype or announcement of updates they will be doing and some investors since it just listed thinks it will be another long wait before they can gain on it, but its depends still on the project why it drops in price after being list.

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simple because more people want to sell the token than to buy it, in the sense that people do not want to keep the token for a long time, meaning that the token only lasts a while.
different from tokens / coins that do have the interest of investors they will tend to buy again after release on the market because they know the potential of the coin.

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Quote from: benycoin on September 23, 2019, 10:48:30 AM

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?

You are right. Upto the point of listing, value of coin is what project devs choose for ICO. But not every project sell all coins at that price. There are discounts, there are airdrops, there are bounties and what not. These free distributions dilute the price of coin. So when coin is listed on exchange for the first time, first line of sellers i.e. real investors start selling. But soon second line of sellers who got coins for no value start dumping their coins and price starts to fall.

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Quote from: Chiyoko on October 02, 2019, 03:02:43 AM

Quote from: MathGame on October 01, 2019, 06:19:55 PM

The price is going down because the majority of holding the coin are dumping.
Once a coin got listed on major exchanges the majority will dump for profits.

The main reason i guest is from bounty hunters and other for early investors who has bought token for much lower price than the current price and they think that was enough to leave and move to anther project.

Bounty hunters has nothing to do with the price fall of a project. The token allocated for bounty hunters is to small to affect the price. The major cause is when all the investors are dumping their tokens without anyone demanding for the token at the end

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see prices falling when coins are listed on the exchange market are common. because many bounty participants sell their coins. many argue and blame them, in my opinion they have right to sell or take payment from their work, if price is droping those issue is not they responsibility.

Why do we always blame the crash of coins on bounty participants and we don’t learn to face reality? We have to be able to analyze things first before actually saying it. I don't know if you are a Christian, I am a Christian and we believe in something called tithe, tithe is something you pay to church as commanded by God which is 10 percent of your income, which is to be used in the church for different purposes.

If you take 10 percent out of your income, is that enough to crash your income or your future? No, 10% will not kill and this is exactly the case of hunters, hunters are being giving very low amount, and look at now that most projects don’t even pay again, how come they are still crashing if it was indeed a bounty participant? The big reward these projects give to their investor is the killer of their project that they don’t know.

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Quote from: MathGame on October 01, 2019, 06:19:55 PM

The price is going down because the majority of holding the coin are dumping.
Once a coin got listed on major exchanges the majority will dump for profits.

The main reason i guest is from bounty hunters and other for early investors who has bought token for much lower price than the current price and they think that was enough to leave and move to anther project.

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Thats true,never hold after token release but sell immediattely after 2 weeks or 1 month when token has reached highest point.

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