Quote from: ethereumhunter on August 21, 2019, 03:34:58 AM

Quote from: Bitfling on August 21, 2019, 12:50:07 AM

Quote from: BlacksmithCorporation on August 15, 2019, 06:02:55 AM

Hi there.
In my opinion, I like Huobi's IEO than Binance's IEO. Right, Binance IEO require the smaller days of holding, but the price of BNB is dumping everyday. But HT isnt, it's price increase everyday, and hard to dump (except BTC dump, all alts will dump). And the Huobi's IEO help us better profit too. From x4-x10 until now, but with Binance's IEO, some IEO is having x0.5-x2 now.

I think it depends on the perception of every investor. There are investors who prefer IEO from binance but many also like IEO from Huobi. Both exchangers are reputable exchangers and as long as the IEO is profitable for its investors, I don't think there is anything to worry about.

The investor will choose what exchanges that will suit their needs and if they think that by choosing both exchanges will give them a bigger profit, then they will do that. The investor will find out and will compare the exchanges to find what they want, and once they get one exchanges, they will stay in that exchange for a long time. As long as each exchange can give satisfaction to the investor, I think that will be point plus for the exchanges so they will get more investors.

I don't think about the price of each token from the exchanges because that will depends on the investor's money, and maybe they will buy both tokens to make a bigger profit.

I agree, investors will choose an exchanger that suits them. Binance or Huobi will certainly run an IEO from projects that look to prospects in the future and not just randomly select altcoin to be listed. There is no harm in following the IEO organized by the two exchangers because in the end investors only seek profits from each investment both short term and long term