Sounds crazy but it is not, so from 10 finished ICOs only 3 get listed in a crypto exchange.
This is very bad for cryptocurrency world and bad for project owners and investors.
The number of global cryptocurrency exchanges now in over 250, so you might think that it must
be more than enough platforms to support new ICO tokens.
The problem many of these projects are finding out, obtaining an exchange listing without paying exorbitant fees is most of the time impossible.
Most of ICo owners don't plan very well the project, they only think about Lambo's and Millions of dollars, and that is a big problem.
In 2018 the average cost to list a token in a average exchange was 8 to 10 Bitcoin, if we talk about good exchanges with a lot of users and with big cash flow, the price range from 100.000 dollar to 3 million dollar.
Another big problem is trust. Many ICO's lost money in exchange listing scam, they paid a lot of money to fake exchanges.
Communication is also hard, it is not very easy to get in contact with managers from exchanges.
the lack of pertinent information is a contributing factor to the problems that most of ICO's encounter.
Human capital is also a problem, many exchanges do not have enough people to deal with new projects that need help with listing, so waiting periods that can last even months.
A big mistake that most ICOs do is to award huge bonuses, many projects offer discounts at the beginning of nearly 90 percent, not knowing that when they list their value their coins will collapse. My advice to anyone who plans to make an ICO is to offer no more than 30% bonus, even less
That is why i have created coinsby.com , to help projects to get listed on exchanges.
