Quote from: bittraffic on May 23, 2019, 04:20:21 PM

Can you explain to use why most of the token on EOS aren't listed on major exchanges despite how good the token is?

Well there are some that is listed on binance but are actually not available for deposit not trading. There are tokens I'd like to also see on exchange because I'd also like to invest due to its offer.

Well, one simple explanation I have is BTCBTCBTC

I haven't checked in a while, but at the peak, Binance used to demand north of $1M to get a token listed on their exchange. Which is obscene. EOS tokens get listed on the EOS decentralized exchanges such as Newdex, WhaleEx, EOSDAQ, Bancor and others that
a) have better security reputation (customer assets aren't stored on the exchange so they are harder to steal during the hack)
b) have decent liquidity
c) have more educated consumers who understand EOS and
d) that are FREE

It costs nothing to list a token on an exchange such as WhaleEx for instance. And you get very decent liquidity for your needs.