And most of those exchanges don't have a high volume. tokens that listed on that kind of exchanges are prone to being bankrupt.
we saw the many examples of such coins because of the nagging of their participants on telegram they force themselves to list their coins on some kind of bad exchanges.
They should not let the investors dictate, prior to the actual crowdsale, they already have a written plan on the time frame after the sale.
Listing in exchange is good but if it will only result to dump, it's better to delay the listing, let some investors complain, they can do that all day but the team has no legal responsibility to them as they accepted all the terms prior to risking their money.
The team will have to pay for the listing fee, but they would not get the benefit for their payment if they will just list in poor exchange.
I mean, they also have to carefully analyze the reputation of the exchange and never all to associate their asset to a shitty exchange.