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Part 2/3: 🔵 Strong competition If the market already has more established and successful projects with similar goals, a new token may struggle to attract investor attention and capital. As a result, these projects may not receive the necessary growth and support. 🔵 Lack of support from the stock market A successful listing depends not only on the project, but also on the exchange itself. If the exchange does not provide enough support in terms of marketing or technical tools, users might not notice the new token. 🔵 Bad reputation of the project If a project has a weak team, has been involved in questionable deals, or has failed to deliver on its promises in the past, this can harm its perception, leading to an unsuccessful listing. 🔵 Lack of real use case for the token Many tokens do not find any real application, and investors quickly realize this. As a result, the price may drop sharply after listing, as demand for these tokens decreases over time. 0 reply
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