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It’s not uncommon for a coin to experience a dip in value after being listed on a spot exchange like Binance. While every situation is unique, here’s why this trend occurs and examples of coins that have followed this pattern:

Why Do Coins Drop After Listing?

1️⃣ Pre-Listing Hype: Before a listing, there’s a lot of excitement, which drives the price up in anticipation. Once listed, the hype dies down, leading to a correction.

2️⃣ Profit-Taking: Early investors and insiders often sell their holdings after the listing to lock in profits, increasing selling pressure.

3️⃣ Market Stabilization: The spot listing creates more liquidity and allows for price discovery, which often leads to a more realistic valuation compared to pre-listing speculation.

4️⃣ Market Sentiment: Broader crypto market conditions can also affect the coin’s performance, as new listings are seen as higher-risk investments.

Examples of Coins That Dropped After Spot Listing

🪙 Filecoin (FIL)$FIL

Launched with a low circulating supply and saw a steep decline shortly after its Binance listing.

🪙 Internet Computer (ICP): Experienced a significant drop after its listing, partly due to inflated initial valuations.

🪙 PEPE $PEPE

A memecoin that skyrocketed pre-listing but lost momentum and value soon after being listed.

🪙 #OSMO/USDT , #APE , and #OP : All faced post-listing corrections due to high pre-listing hype and profit-taking by early holders.

While price dips after a listing are common, they don’t always signal failure. Coins like FILand #ICPCoin eventually stabilized and built communities around them.

If you’re holding, avoid panic selling and focus on long-term potential.

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