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There are many examples when the price of a token has significantly decreased after entering the stock exchange. therefore, it is not necessary to idolize the listing on the crypto exchange.

its depends on exchange. Noone project not dumped on binance

There are usually some dump after distribution of tokens to bounty participants, because most of them try to sell their rewards right after they got them..

I already once write a big article on why the price of the coin falls, after entering the stock exchange.
There are 2 categories of coin holders:
1) alarmists-bounty hunters and nervous investors
2) investors who understand startup in detail and bought a large number of coins
So the first group of people and contribute to the price fell to the floor. After that, a new wave of investors is formed, who panic and also start selling coins.
What a way.
After the end of the ICO, do not give coins to bounty hunters. Freeze them for 2 months. Of course this causes them great indignation, but this is perhaps the most effective way to keep the price on the market and catch up with new investors for these 2 months and increase the price.

I dont sell anything from what Ive received in the bounty. Some coins have been stored for over a year. And although of course the price for them has now fallen (along with the entire market) I am not upset.