is buying new listed coin profitable?

[kkont96]

This question can not be answered, since everything depends on the team, program and idea of a particular ISO. For example, with some iso you can make good money, and with some lose everything. Therefore, you need to analyze and understand this in order not to lose your money.

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[andor.gellenhidi]

Yes, I think that in general this is profitable, because it is the new tokens that are pumped up with money, as soon as this happens you can immediately make a lot of money. But this does not happen with all tokens.

[NightClawC]

If you go for the new ICO coins, you will get lost, because most of them get price dropped after listed. Choose the big coin from famous ICO (like EOS), you might get profit.

[kobe24]

If you go for the new ICO coins, you will get lost, because most of them get price dropped after listed. Choose the big coin from famous ICO (like EOS), you might get profit.

Then that's the right time to buy when its cheap and listed on smaller exchanges like forkdelta some people will dump their coins there so i can recommend to buy there

[kenman]

Good Day guys, just searching for an alternative way to invest my money to,
so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?

it looks like such investing is good for short period of time. new ones usually have supposrt behind it but again, be sure to check the names and learn some statistics

[Bellex]

Now in down trend it might be more profitable to buy after ico, very few projects make “x”es, most of them having fall of their ico prices

[Gabus]

Yes it is very profitable to new listed coin. When new coin add any other crypto currency Platform on that moment the new listed con prices will be more valuable and when too many crypto currencies platform add on the time the new coin will be more profitable for everyone  so I can say it is always profitable.

[Gabus]

yes most times it's very profitable because the price can soar but not in all cases. There are cases where the price can drop tremendously and you incur some loses. So exchange listing is not a guaranty for profit, it is the demand and the utility of the coin that activate profit.

[eliek18]

or last six months, it's been seen that the price of a token comes below the ICO price after being listed to market.
And when you buy from the exchange, you don't have to hold it for long.
At current period of depression, every legit coin listed for over a week can be profitable in long run.

[nurinmaulida]

To be honest I think there is dependably a hazard however this entire contributing region is constantly hazardous. In the event that the coin is recently recorded in light of the fact that it simply hit the trades, more often than not you should hold up on the grounds that the people that have taken an interest in the bounty battle will dump the coin which will prompt the cost to go down.

[Cult]

I think it always depends on the market situation. Sometimes you can manage to buy tokens even cheaper than ICO price before it moons. Currently, most of new tokens lose in value right away due to the market downslope.

[Star_Bucks]

Good Day guys, just searching for an alternative way to invest my money to,
so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?

No, it isn't. There's no assurance in buying new listed coins. It is so much risky and unsecured. But a lot of the users that answered this question says yes, though it really depends on how the teams and such behind that coin works at all because they are the key on how will the results can be.

[Harpawan]

if you buy a newly registered altcoin, there is a high chance you will lose your money and can not make a profit from your investment unless you wait for the price to plummet very well before buying into it.

[dawai asmara]

Buy when the toke price dumped after token distributed to bounty hunter. And then you can buy at lower price, but you have to careful because some of coin can't go up again and only became garbage.

a good but very risky strategy. at least we should know what the developer is planning so we will know where the coin's purpose is. that way we'll know the coins are worth it or not to buy.

[doolittle]

Good Day guys, just searching for an alternative way to invest my money to,
so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?

If I understand correctly you buy when the coin is already on the stock exchange? Or when the coin is just going to go to the exchange?
Personally, I try to buy coins after the ICO from bounty hunters, they sell coins on the Delta at a price lower than on the presale.

[kostagr33k]

Usually the price falls immediately after the ico. But then it starts to grow. I do not advise buying tokens immediately after the ico.

[lagabara]

That does not guarantee if we buy new coins listings, because many factors can make the price up or down. So, for now most of them even decrease when the coin or token is a new listing. And it takes time to get back or beyond its ICO price. There are many examples in the market.

[texas23]

I think if indeed the coin has good potential for the future then you have to choose it, do when ICO before or after it does not matter the origin is indeed profitable because it has been proven that the coin is potentially. you should always look for existing information to see the ICO whitepaper to convince yourself.

[caisa88]

I've bought a token that just finished it's ICO, from ForkDelta at a low price. Aftet 1 month it was listed on a bigger exchange for a higher price. So it's worth trying to buy from Forkdelta just after the ICO is finished.

[lutfor]

I don't think it's profitable because most of the cases those coins lost their values & sometimes they are doing scam. So I think it's involving more risk. It's also true that if all calculation going well we can earn huge profits from those projects.  I think who have  proper knowledge, experience & can take minimum risk they can try but newbie in this world don't try this.