I spent 10 minutes to build a virtual currency exchange, and found that both buying and issuing coins can be a scam? (Part 2)
Secondly, exchanges don’t just make money from transaction fees, they also take advantage of the money they make from issuing coins, which is called listing fees. The air coin we issued before was actually only half of the fee.
Because all the coins issued are lying in their own wallets, the coin issuer should make a profit from the money users spend on buying the coins. At this time, as long as you are willing to pay, these exchanges will provide the so-called listing service, allowing your air coins to be listed on their exchanges, so that they can be exposed to the vast number of investors.
According to xx, because their exchange is relatively small, around 2019, the price of listing a coin was about 200,000, and a certain head trader could receive up to 2 million at that time. And that’s not all, because they also have a variety of media resources, as long as the money is in place.