How to predict a coin is going to be listed in one of the top exchanges?

[nelson4lov]

Hey there guys,

I saw a few users predicting $NKN and $ENJ were going to be listed on CoinBase a few days before the official Coinbase announcement.

How can be that predictable without internal information?

Thanks!

I don't really know how these news breaks out before they officially announced but most of the times, users with technical knowledge are able to see the when the code implementation for the addition of new cryptos and then go off to start a rumor. I've seen this play a couple of times before even with Binance API too. So except you're a geeky users with a lot of free time on your hands, there's no sure fire way to know what's going to be listed next, or when. You can bank on some of those speculations but don't go all in until it's officially confirmed.

[noorman0]

You have to know the project budget and have to match the listing costs of each of the top exchanges if you want to speculate on that.

After all, why predict people's thoughts? There are a lot of exchange options to consider, and most of the teams simply lie answering every question about getting listed on the top exchanges. In the past I followed a lot of startup projects and over time began to not believe the team's announcement unless it was also officially said by the related exchanges that this coin would be listed on their platform.

You don't need to predict it, just clarification.

[dunfida]

Hey there guys,

I saw a few users predicting $NKN and $ENJ were going to be listed on CoinBase a few days before the official Coinbase announcement.

How can be that predictable without internal information?

Thanks!

Not a prediction but an actual announcement for those coin listing. Most exchange platforms would really make out some announcement if tending to list out a new coin
which some people do really make it as a signal for them to buy even more because every exchange listing then that does mean that it will increase its price.
Knowing Coinbase is one of the oldest and known platform even though this one is heavily centralized but still a good thing for those projects to be listed internally.

[ene1980]

I saw a few users predicting $NKN and $ENJ were going to be listed on CoinBase a few days before the official Coinbase announcement.

How can be that predictable without internal information?

These are not internal leaks, if you follow their social media pages and chat box you will understand what are the coins they are planning to list in any exchanges other way that there is no way someone could predict which coins will be listed, either you have information from the coin developers or from the exchange and it is not that secretive as you think .

[cheezcarls]

The only way for you to get updated is that you should turn on the notifications for that specific exchange's social media accounts. You should check them manually, unless there's an app where you can always be notified when a new coin or token gets listed in that specific exchange. Just saying.

[tvplus006]

Most exchanges have their blogs where the discuss about new features, offers and also new coin to be listed. You only need to follow those blogs if you want to know what new coin will get listed. They never predicted the listing they just were following those blogs and got the news from their.

I notice that such coins, which should be listed on the exchange, begin to increase in price a few days before the official announcement of the exchange. This means that investors start buying the coin after receiving insider information about its listing. Therefore, after the official announcement of the exchange, it is too late to buy such coins, as they have increased in price.

[Golftech]

I saw a few users predicting $NKN and $ENJ were going to be listed on CoinBase a few days before the official Coinbase announcement.

How can be that predictable without internal information?

These are not internal leaks, if you follow their social media pages and chat box you will understand what are the coins they are planning to list in any exchanges other way that there is no way someone could predict which coins will be listed, either you have information from the coin developers or from the exchange and it is not that secretive as you think .

There's no secret if you follow those channles, most of the time the developers are bringing hints

from their chat group or social media channels, being active in searching information would guide

you to the right path, there's no specal app or something alike but pure dedication seeking for good

info about any projec that might be list to ane particular exchange.

[Yatsan]

The listing of any token coming from projects into an exchange is not being predicted because it is being announced by the project developer team themselves to the public at the very first thing that they are promoting their token. It does belong into the roadmap of the progress on how they are planning to execute the release of their token. The developers are always into updating the public about the potential partnership or listing they have been conducting with their token to be listed into the desired or target exchange they want their token to belong with. That is not certainly a prediction when the information has been given at the first place.

[Sinjokubhi]

Have you followed up a project before, on telegram, Twitter and other social media pages before? If you normally do that, then you will be aware when a project is going to be listed on an exchange. No coin had ever listed on an exchange without announcing such news on their social media pages, that's how it works.

except for binance that don't disclose information of their listening of some coins

Binance never hide their listing news, most of the time, projects that conducts launchpad normally gets listed.

Yeah, if you follow up on the coin project, you can get information through the telegram group or the official account of the coin. Actually there is no need to predict the coin will be listed on the top exchanges, from the official account or the official group you can find out and ask the people or admins there, but usually they list it and pin it on important messages. I think without going through the internal information it will be very difficult to predict. Easier, look at how the project progresses, the number of participants does not necessarily mean that the coin will be listed on the top exchange. It would be better if you follow the campaigns of the coin project that you think are good, that will make it easy for you to get information. Don't be easy to believe if the information you get is not from someone you can trust, it needs certainty or evidence to make the information reliable. As I said, it's better to get the information from the official. However, even from the official side, usually it will not happen as said by the party. Instead of predicting the list of coins on the top exchanges, it is better if you trade coins that are certain and already exist on the top exchanges. That will be safer, than the prediction is wrong and it makes you suffer a loss.

[sana54210]

I saw a few users predicting $NKN and $ENJ were going to be listed on CoinBase a few days before the official Coinbase announcement.

How can be that predictable without internal information?

Honestly I have been on crypto for god knows how many years now, one of the earliest investors considering we still have so many new investors today, first I checked what it was could be about 8 years ago. And I have never "figured out" a method to be there early and be the first. You have to basically be checking that constantly live without even going to bathroom.

Yesterday a coin had a problem and dropped from 0.8 cents to 0.3 cents and many people knew that wasn't the real price, it was just a technical problem on exchange and they bought it and it was over 0.7 right away, for those type of stuff you have to be checking the exchange 7/24 without looking at it constantly. Same goes for news, you have to refresh the twitter or read their telegram constantly. Those are unrealistic, who catches these?

Well, I think some people who are there by luck see it and do it and that is good enough to increase the price anyway.

[Grafen]

Hey there guys,

I saw a few users predicting $NKN and $ENJ were going to be listed on CoinBase a few days before the official Coinbase announcement.

How can be that predictable without internal information?

Thanks!

1. Choose a coin
2. Find contacts of developers and staff
3. Email them every day.