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@shyamth06678933 It looks minor, but it’s one of the first signals. If basic data isn’t aligned, it raises questions early.

@CryptoListingIN We had delays during listing, might be because of this… didn’t really check Solscan properly.

Most projects push for listings… …but their on-chain data isn’t even aligned. We updated IMOU’s Solscan profile — metadata, identity, and website now verified on-chain. This is where evaluation starts. #Solana #memecoin #solscan $IMOUT

@MemeSpyInsider Very common. Small inconsistencies tend to slow things down more than people expect.

@CryptoListingIN We had delays during listing, might be because of this… didn’t really check Solscan properly.

@Anyma_Sol Liquidity matters later. Initial evaluation is mostly about structure and data consistency.

@CryptoListingIN Is this actually checked before listings? I thought exchanges only care about liquidity.

Solscan profile: solscan.io/token/DACYVx34…

@Anyma_Sol Depends on the exchange, but consistency matters more than size — stable liquidity > big but short-lived spikes.

@CryptoListingIN How much liquidity is actually considered “enough” for a decent listing?

How much does it cost to list a token on an exchange? Most founders think it’s just a fee. That’s where they lose money. The real cost looks very different 👇

@shyamth06678933 Exactly — weak liquidity or no market support usually leads to that kind of price behavior.

@CryptoListingIN Makes sense why so many tokens dump right after listing

@MemeSpyInsider Usually not — it’s just the entry. Most of the cost comes from building and maintaining the market after listing.

@CryptoListingIN Wait so listing fee isn’t the main cost?

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Most failed listings aren’t bad projects. They’re: 👉 badly timed 👉 poorly structured

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Some tokens get listed on CoinGecko in 24 hours. Others wait weeks… or never get listed at all. Same platform. Same process. Completely different outcomes. Here’s what actually decides it 👇