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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Incentivised Posting / Shill => Topic started by: Obaliz24 on December 16, 2024, 01:33:35 PM
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Expecting and anticipation is something that is important when it comes to listen of all tokens, hoping what the price might might be, listing tokens in the cryptocurrency market has several implications like increased visibility, liquidity like $PEPU on Bingx exchange market typically increases liquidity making it easier for users to buy and sell the tokens also credibility,a listing on well Known platform can lend credibility to a project, suggesting that it has undergone some level of vetting I think while listing tokens can provide significant advantages,it is crucial for investors to conduct thorough research and understand the underlying fundamentals of the projects we're interested in
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There are a couple of things that need to be met before listing becomes possible especially if you plan on making use of a good website or exchange. Now projects being listed on platforms with big audience like coin market cap have criterias like certain standards of white papers, and some government regulations and policies too.
Aside from all these some projects can struggle to meet some of these criteria just so they can have an official listing to attract investors before proceeding with their schemes similar to pump and dump. This simply means listing is not the only criteria for you to trust a coin or token.
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Expecting and anticipation is something that is important when it comes to listen of all tokens, hoping what the price might might be, listing tokens in the cryptocurrency market has several implications like increased visibility, liquidity like $PEPU on Bingx exchange market typically increases liquidity making it easier for users to buy and sell the tokens also credibility,a listing on well Known platform can lend credibility to a project, suggesting that it has undergone some level of vetting I think while listing tokens can provide significant advantages,it is crucial for investors to conduct thorough research and understand the underlying fundamentals of the projects we're interested in
Listen is not enough criteria to say a project is good to be invested on. Increasing the liquidity of a token does not mean it is still a worthy one to be invested in. There are several things to look into before satisfactorily saying a token is good to be invested on or not. Different exchanges has their criteria’s for listing and euntil those criteria’s are met, they won’t want to list those tokens. Some exchanges have some kind of influence in listing of coins and when they decide to list, it may bring hype to the token but if the project isn’t worth it, it’ll in no time lose its visibility.
I have seen exchanges delisting some coins, I don’t think if the project are worth of continuing been part of them they would not delist them. It shows they can’t be trusted or relied on anymore and the project may have failed also. Another could be them not complying with the exchange regulations or for security reasons. A big exchange like Binance delisting a token does not mean those projects were not worthy before but it means they can still fail after some time.
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Expecting and anticipation is something that is important when it comes to listen of all tokens, hoping what the price might might be, listing tokens in the cryptocurrency market has several implications like increased visibility, liquidity like $PEPU on Bingx exchange market typically increases liquidity making it easier for users to buy and sell the tokens also credibility,a listing on well Known platform can lend credibility to a project, suggesting that it has undergone some level of vetting I think while listing tokens can provide significant advantages,it is crucial for investors to conduct thorough research and understand the underlying fundamentals of the projects we're interested in
Listen is not enough criteria to say a project is good to be invested on. Increasing the liquidity of a token does not mean it is still a worthy one to be invested in. There are several things to look into before satisfactorily saying a token is good to be invested on or not. Different exchanges has their criteria’s for listing and euntil those criteria’s are met, they won’t want to list those tokens. Some exchanges have some kind of influence in listing of coins and when they decide to list, it may bring hype to the token but if the project isn’t worth it, it’ll in no time lose its visibility.
I have seen exchanges delisting some coins, I don’t think if the project are worth of continuing been part of them they would not delist them. It shows they can’t be trusted or relied on anymore and the project may have failed also. Another could be them not complying with the exchange regulations or for security reasons. A big exchange like Binance delisting a token does not mean those projects were not worthy before but it means they can still fail after some time.
it my just vary when the listed token is paired to BTC. binance delisted pairs like XXX/BTC but retains the XXX/USDT, after the delisting the price didn't reach to its ATH anymore.
tokens listed on binance, coinbase and robinhood though can skyrocket a token within just days, there was a time when just an announcement, people are already buying the token increasing the price before its even listed. ICOs started tricking the potential investors by telling them it will be listed on binance and coinbase. ;D