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Tips and Recommendations for Successful Cryptocurrency Tokens Listing

Published

2 years ago

March 4, 2024

The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a surge, with many new and promising projects being introduced. These include DeFi products, GameFi platforms, metaverses, tokenized assets (digital tokenization of physical assets on a blockchain), and many more. Each project launches its tokens to promote them in the market, boost trade volume and liquidity, and make them available to buyers and sellers. For that purpose, projects conduct ICOs and list their tokens on reputable exchanges.

Token listing is not easy. For example, to list your token on WhiteBIT or Binance platforms, projects must thoroughly prepare documentation, prove the usefulness of their tokens, conduct audits and compliance, etc. This article will give you some tips on token listing.

Token Sales and Token Listings

A token sale is the process through which investors can buy new tokens before they are listed on exchanges. Startups often use token sales as a method of fundraising.

Token listing is often the next step after token sales. Listing on exchanges allows token holders to buy and sell the tokens. It helps establish a market price for the tokens based on supply and demand. For those projects already listed on one exchange, every following listing brings a broader crypto market full of investors, buyers, and sellers.

Tips on Cryptocurrency Tokens Listing

Here are some valuable tips to help you prepare for listing:

Ensure that your token complies with the legal requirements of the jurisdictions in which you plan to operate.
Have a clear and viable business model, a strong team, and a product or service that addresses a real market need. Your project’s whitepaper should be comprehensive, detailing the technology, the problem it solves, how the token is used, etc.
Your token’s underlying technology should be secure, scalable, and efficient. Conduct testing and audits by reputable third-party services to identify and fix potential vulnerabilities.
Build a robust community around your project. Active social media presence, transparent communication, and community engagement are crucial for generating and maintaining interest in your token.
Prepare documentation. Exchanges will require detailed information about your project, including legal documentation, business plans, team details, and technical aspects of your token.
Ensure your project has robust security measures to protect against hacks and scams.
Develop a marketing strategy that clearly communicates your project’s value and uniqueness.

Listing is just the beginning. Be prepared to manage your token’s presence on the exchange, monitor token trading activities, engage with the community and provide continuous updates about your project’s progress. Remember, the goal of a token listing should align with your project strategy, providing liquidity, visibility, and credibility to your project.

Crime

Man charged with strangulation and assault offences after October incident

Published

12 hours ago

December 14, 2025

Court Reporter

A MAN recorded in court as having no fixed abode has appeared before magistrates charged with intentional strangulation and two further assault offences.

Michael Sudbury, 50, whose address was not read out in court, but in Herald records is Glan Hafan, Llangwm, appeared before the bench facing multiple charges.

The charges relate to an incident on 22 October 2025 and include:

Intentional strangulation, contrary to section 75A of the Serious Crime Act 2015
Common assault
Assault by beating

No further details of the alleged incident were opened in court, and no plea was entered at this stage.

Sudbury was remanded on conditional bail, with the case listed to return to magistrates later this month.

Crime

Haverfordwest man sent to Crown Court on multiple serious charges

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12 hours ago

December 14, 2025

Court Reporter

Defendant remanded in custody

A HAVERFORDWEST man has been sent to Swansea Crown Court to stand trial on a series of A 49-year-old Haverfordwest resident has been committed to Swansea Crown Court to face trial on multiple serious charges deemed too grave for magistrates to handle.

David Guy, of Market Street, Haverfordwest, appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates facing a series of allegations stemming from a single case. The charges, which were not detailed in open court, include:

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH)
A second count of assault
Criminal damage
An additional allegation of interpersonal violence
A public order offence

Magistrates declined jurisdiction, determining that the matters exceeded their sentencing powers, and sent the case in its entirety to Swansea Crown Court.

Guy was remanded in custody pending his next appearance. The court register notes: “Sent to Crown Court for trial in custody – next hearing at Swansea Crown Court.”

A date for the initial Crown Court hearing will be set administratively. Guy will remain in custody until then.

The Pembrokeshire Herald will provide further updates as the case progresses in the Crown Court.

Crime

Castlemartin man back before magistrates over multiple alleged assaults

Published

12 hours ago

December 14, 2025

Court Reporter

Defendant remanded on conditional bail ahead of further hearing

A CASTLEMARTIN man has appeared repeatedly before magistrates this month over a string A 40-year-old man from Castlemartin has made repeated appearances before magistrates this month in connection with a series of serious alleged offences, including assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH), intentional non-fatal strangulation, common assault, and criminal damage.

Anthony Alcock, of Pwll Street, Castlemartin, is facing six linked charges stemming from incidents said to have occurred earlier this year. These appear to relate to the same complainant in what is understood to be a single ongoing domestic abuse prosecution.

During recent administrative hearings at Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court, Alcock did not enter pleas while matters of bail and case management were addressed.

Charges Include:

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH)
Intentional non-fatal strangulation
Common assault on a woman
Criminal damage in a domestic context
Additional assault allegations involving the same complainant
Breach of bail conditions

Alcock was initially granted conditional bail but was subsequently brought before the court on two occasions for alleged breaches. On those instances, magistrates remanded him in custody ahead of further hearings. He was later re-granted conditional bail, subject to strict conditions such as no contact with the complainant and exclusion from specified locations.

Magistrates have now declined jurisdiction, ruling that the case—particularly the more serious charges involving non-fatal strangulation—is too grave for summary trial. It has been committed to Swansea Crown Court for plea, trial, or sentencing.

No detailed evidence has been presented in open court at this preliminary stage. Alcock remains on conditional bail pending his next appearance at the Crown Court.