Quote from: spike420211 on March 02, 2020, 04:13:46 PM

Quote from: necromastery on March 01, 2020, 09:56:48 PM

Yeah listed in it's own exchange and then blame for no volume. As seen people didn't fall and trust something newly appeared. Only to run the idea to save expenses, they do the listing in the exchange that they make as best they can. Something like that is really not recommended.

Generally yes. People do not really trust the new exchange platforms, too many of them do not live up to the promised hopes.
Thus, the project will have to attract speculative capital (own) to create the volume for the coin, it will be much easier to list on a third-party exchange after having made a buy back.

well i guess that's one of the issue of security coins/tokens, not all exchange accept such tokens to be listed in their exchange without following all necessary rules and procedures,
having their own exchange would be an ease but the time frame it will take and the cost of developing one can also affect the development of main project,
i usually don't like it much as well when a project will claim to have their own exchange, to be frank, i haven't seen any who has succeeded on this part.