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What's this ---> https://etherdelta.com/#CASH-ETH ? If the tokens aren't distributed yet then how are they being traded on etherDelta way under ICO price? I traced the contract back so I know that they came from the project's token contract, but how and why?

That would be nice to know, I mean the price is half of the ICO price. So why would anybody sell there

Right now the price is around 1/3 of the ICO Price....So why would I want to buy from the ICO

Hmm, bad distribution strategy by the devs. This is the reason why most ICOs will only distribute tokens only after ICO is finished. Especially that crypto market nowadays is a bit unpredictable.

I bought some from the ICO before I realized that the token was already on the markets so I'm feeling pretty burnt right now. The ICO stated that the tokens wouldn't be released until after the ICO ended so I never thought to check etherDelta. I only found them there because I was reviewing the contract and noticed that there were a couple linked accounts holding the tokens---> it's a pretty underhanded deal as far as I'm concerned. Dealing from the bottom of the deck before their platform even launches.

Just buy more now. Wink

Why buy more? Buy more token from a shady project ---> that doesn't make sense at all. I get into these things because I want to support projects that have potential, not because I like collecting senseless assets from platforms trying to collect a quick buck before they cut and run. No, I'm not investing more into a project that has already proven to be incompetent because that belies reason. There are much better projects available which could use some support.

Your loss. Cheesy

Well, maybe it's actually your loss. I've been doing this a long time and I can tell you that the more you invest in projects that have shady beginnings ---> the more you will lose in the long run. There are projects out there that are going straight up and the more you put into projects that are tanking, the less you have to invest in the projects which are producing 10x - 100x gains. Good luck ---> chasing bad money with good money is a terrible decision.

Your loss. Grin