Strategies to trade new listing on top exchange

[milewilda]

Waiting for the price to stabilize is the right strategy, I personally don't even follow that FOMO, if you pay attention not all the prices of coins listed on the top exchanges have risen very high, that FOMO sometimes happens before the listing starts,
like FIS coin its price increased to $5 before listing on Binance, and when trading starts its price tends to be corrected.

Well usually it's like that... But from time to time there are the projects that are must buy at listing that can be for many reasons. For example if we have now a NFT project being listed on Binance with Pokemon license it would be a sure huge grow from listing on there. There are project like that worth buying upon listing.

Depends on the hype or with the interest because not all would really be having that guaranteed success even if it do tied up with a famous exchange but most likely
it would really be creating some buzz which will really spark out some possible price pump.When it comes to strategies then it would be ideal if you do buy up
when its still not get listed because price pumps usually happens in before listing but there are instances where it do shoots up even more when it do
touch on the new platform and if its a big one or known one then thats already a solid indication for you to do so.

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[doomloop]

Waiting for the price to stabilize is the right strategy, I personally don't even follow that FOMO, if you pay attention not all the prices of coins listed on the top exchanges have risen very high, that FOMO sometimes happens before the listing starts,
like FIS coin its price increased to $5 before listing on Binance, and when trading starts its price tends to be corrected.

You are right, there was so much FOMO about EOS but the coin although hasn't done badly but never quite got hyped in price ever either. There are so many coins that get listed, get hyped and the price then stabilizes.

There was a coin that recently got listed at Binance, Mantra Dao with a ticker of OM. There was a lot of hype in their telegram group and the price went big within the first few days of the listing but then the coin got back to the stabilized price. I think it is best to make sure you sell within a few days of listing of a new coin because the token is overpriced initially and slowly once the market settles, it is almost certain to come down.

Also, make sure the token you are buying has some decent market cap because some of the new tokens are just going to get pumped and then vanish from the market and a good volume at least prevents that from happening.

[Maslate]

Waiting for the price to stabilize is the right strategy, I personally don't even follow that FOMO, if you pay attention not all the prices of coins listed on the top exchanges have risen very high, that FOMO sometimes happens before the listing starts,
like FIS coin its price increased to $5 before listing on Binance, and when trading starts its price tends to be corrected.

You are right, there was so much FOMO about EOS but the coin although hasn't done badly but never quite got hyped in price ever either. There are so many coins that get listed, get hyped and the price then stabilizes.

There was a coin that recently got listed at Binance, Mantra Dao with a ticker of OM. There was a lot of hype in their telegram group and the price went big within the first few days of the listing but then the coin got back to the stabilized price. I think it is best to make sure you sell within a few days of listing of a new coin because the token is overpriced initially and slowly once the market settles, it is almost certain to come down.

Also, make sure the token you are buying has some decent market cap because some of the new tokens are just going to get pumped and then vanish from the market and a good volume at least prevents that from happening.

This is to say that not all altcoins make it, we can see that altcoins are bullish but can't deny that many were still dead and sleeping. Maybe it is because investors are also picky when it comes to choosing altcoins and that they look for the volume and market cap as their basis if this coin has the potential to grow or not.

FOMO makes the market alive, people are still emotional to get into this. And whether we like it or not, this could never have an end.

[nelson4lov]

Waiting for the price to stabilize is the right strategy, I personally don't even follow that FOMO, if you pay attention not all the prices of coins listed on the top exchanges have risen very high, that FOMO sometimes happens before the listing starts,
like FIS coin its price increased to $5 before listing on Binance, and when trading starts its price tends to be corrected.

It's probably best to get these assets before binance even make the announcements because immediately they do, it starts pumping and those who already have a bag will be gearing to dump it on Launch on binance or other exchanges. That's why I don't try to chase tokens on other exchanges when binance makes their listing announcement. Ideally, one shouldn't buy tokens when it's fomo time or when they just listed it unless it's a quick trade that would only be open for a short while. Otherwise, it's a no no for me.

[DoublerHunter]

Waiting for the price to stabilize is the right strategy, I personally don't even follow that FOMO, if you pay attention not all the prices of coins listed on the top exchanges have risen very high, that FOMO sometimes happens before the listing starts,
like FIS coin its price increased to $5 before listing on Binance, and when trading starts its price tends to be corrected.

It's probably best to get these assets before binance even make the announcements because immediately they do, it starts pumping and those who already have a bag will be gearing to dump it on Launch on binance or other exchanges. That's why I don't try to chase tokens on other exchanges when binance makes their listing announcement. Ideally, one shouldn't buy tokens when it's fomo time or when they just listed it unless it's a quick trade that would only be open for a short while. Otherwise, it's a no no for me.

^ Definitely right, investors get FOMOed when it is newly listed and it will pump too much, after a month or weeks, it will dump and never come back to the price that starts pumping. Even though you will look at the most newly coin listed, it will start first at the high price and then suddenly the price goes down. So we need to be careful upon investing a newly listed coin even though that is on the big exchange, most common scenario after pumping expected that there's a massive dump. Nevertheless, not all project has the same result, you will be lucky enough and consider as a jackpot if you found a good coin to invest that organically the price pumping and not just because of the pump and dump team manipulation.

[justdimin]

New listed is indeed being choosen as a short term investment by most people and I think this situation is being a culture in the crypto currency industry. I have seen many times even all of coin especially the coin being listed on the top exchange will get pump first for the first day they just listed.

It was the case earlier but now even after getting listed on a top exchange, hardly the price changes much unless there is some kind of pump and dump going on. Yes the total trading volume will increase which ultimately helps the coin but I don't think a lot changes with exchanges listing nowadays, as much as it used to impact some years ago.

you have to know that a good project that has a real function will not find a situation when its price dump a lot. It just a profit booking from some investor and will re-invest when a correction come.

If you are investing for the long term then it is indeed important to see the team, plan, and roadmap for the coin but if you are among those who just want to make some quick bucks from the listing then I think all that is not needed. I am not saying blindly invest in any coin but if an exchange is listing a particular coin then they have already done the due diligence.

A lot of people made a decent profit when Elon Musk pumped dogecoin despite everyone knowing nothing new happened in dogecoin as such but because all they cared about was profit, they just did it.

[tvplus006]

...I think one of the things to do to trade a new listed project is to wait till when the price is stable. Most times price usually pump and then dump  then it will pick up later due to traffic trading and then later dump. All this usually happen between one to tow days. Please share your tips on some good strategies that can applied in trading new listings.

It is a common practice that after listing, the price of a coin drops until it finds support. But there are always exceptions to the rule) And one of these exceptions was the listing of DOT on Binance, when the price immediately after the start of trading began to grow systematically. And those who were waiting for the coin dump were forced to subsequently buy the DOT at a higher price.

[wxa7115]

It is not recommended for newbies to purchase coins that have recently been listed on the top exchanges, as the risk is high. If we are not careful,
we can buy at the top price, because for every new coin listing there is often hype which makes the coin price soar. The problem is only a few
days of pumping, there are even coins that only pump for a few hours, depending on the hype that occurs with these coins. After that the price of
the coins will be dumped and usually takes a relatively long time to recover. Therefore I do not recommend that newbies buy new coins listed on
the exchanges. Because newbies still don't have good experience and knowledge in the crypto world, it's possible that newbie will become FOMO.

I will personally extend that warning not only against newbies but against every single person interested in trading the markets, trading the markets is already hard enough and there are many statistics that show that very few people earn anything out of it and while I do not agree with that decision every single person has the right to try to do what is best for them so I respect them for that.

And while it is possible to obtain profits with those new coins the chances that anyone does in a kind of regular way are incredibly low, people are just gambling with their money and if that is what they want to do then they better go to a casino, at least they are going to get fun when they do that, investing in those new coins will not give them profits or entertainment which means that they are basically wasting their money.

[Yatsan]

Upon doing engagement into newly listed coins on exchanges, people must certainly know that there are certain risks associated on getting involve with it and if you cannot handle such, you will really end up experiencing greater loss so if you are not that pretty familiar on such coin and still having a hard time doing risk management on your trading, better keep out on newly listed coins since they were just newly established, it will be a lot more risk to deal with. But such can be manageable by doing thorough research about it and understanding how can it possibly run on phase and see if you can get along based on the information you can find on their platforms as well as their project outline on doing improvements with regards to their coin.

[santiPOGI]

I think one of the things to do to trade a new listed project is to wait till when the price is stable.

The price of a stable coin can not be stable, that is why they are used for profit but can result into loss in the process. The best time to trade a new project is to have been following it before launch and buy it from the begining, if the price pump, you will sell and gain and leave little remaining.

Most times price usually pump and then dump  then it will pick up later due to traffic trading and then later dump.

Yes, if I see the price already pumped, I do not buy it again, also I prefer existing coins which are less risky.

I am definitely agreed in your explanation Sir, if you are one of the investors it is really, really good and better to invest in a project
when it is only starting then if you think they have a potential fulfill it what they have in the roadmap, well that's a good timing to invest until it is done, due to for sure once it get list in the exchange it will surely pump the price then sell, just simple as that.

[bittick]

Waiting for the price to stabilize is the right strategy, I personally don't even follow that FOMO, if you pay attention not all the prices of coins listed on the top exchanges have risen very high, that FOMO sometimes happens before the listing starts,
like FIS coin its price increased to $5 before listing on Binance, and when trading starts its price tends to be corrected.

yeah, this kind of strategy to buy early when it got listed does't really work with a coin that already listed on many other exchanges that aren't too bad but not as huge as the top exchange but usually a coin that still listed in very few exchange or none at all could get a really huge impact if it happens to got listed in top exchanges but it seems IEO is more promising to get profit than just using this trategy waiting for certain coin to get listed like a mouse and cat game.

[noorman0]

Newly listed coins are often used as the disvesment time from the sales event. I've seen a lot of dumping patterns that occur on Binance once listing starts. I mostly avoided it until the next 2-3 days to find out the deepest support point of the coin, then I started placing buy orders at several points.

[Darkelf11]

I guess it's better if we consider our safety to those exchange are just newly arise mostly if you want to make an investment you need to consider the security of your acc, personal information and especially the funds you have.

Waiting for the price to stabilize is the right strategy, I personally don't even follow that FOMO, if you pay attention not all the prices of coins listed on the top exchanges have risen very high, that FOMO sometimes happens before the listing starts,
like FIS coin its price increased to $5 before listing on Binance, and when trading starts its price tends to be corrected.

If you are aware about the market graphs I think you dontt need to much wait for the market stabilization because good entry is enough to earn

[semobo]

Trading a new project listing on top exchange usually leave many traders at loss especially those that doesn't know the do's' and dont's' of trading a new listing. Many times a new project listed will Pump very high and it will seem like it will keep going up and then suddenly it will start dumping really hard while many traders will have no choice than to sell at loss. I think one of the things to do to trade a new listed project is to wait till when the price is stable. Most times price usually pump and then dump  then it will pick up later due to traffic trading and then later dump. All this usually happen between one to tow days. Please share your tips on some good strategies that can applied in trading new listings.

Top exchange doesn't mean the project is good but you are right there will be initial bump on the prices due to the hype which maybe taken as an advantage for short term and day traders so it all depends on what kind of trading you practice.

[AicecreaME]

The reason why many traders loss their capitals by investing in new listed coin in an exchange is because they didn't even do their research about it. They always believe that if a coin get listed in a good exchange, automatically it is a good coin, but it's not, not all of them.

Wondering why?

Well it is because an exchange is a business, and business is all about money and profits, so to be honest, no matter how shitty the coin is, if they have the money to pay in a certain exchange for their coin to be listed, then they are going to be listed.

The other reason that others didn't take as a precaution is that they always think that a new listed coin in it's price will just go up after it gets listed, sadly it's not, it could go down anytime. So it is important to do your research if it is good in long term investment or not so you could take your profits instantly in the right time.

[michellee]

Newly listed coins are often used as the disvesment time from the sales event. I've seen a lot of dumping patterns that occur on Binance once listing starts. I mostly avoided it until the next 2-3 days to find out the deepest support point of the coin, then I started placing buy orders at several points.

It is no surprise to see a new coin get dump after listed on the exchange because many people want to profit. But they are not aware that it is like a trap for them to follow the price moves, and if they are tempted, they will buy the coin until the coin gets a pump. But if they can be wise and wait for a while, they will not enter the market and just wait. That will be good for them and their money because they can buy the new coin at a low price.

[tvplus006]

The reason why many traders loss their capitals by investing in new listed coin in an exchange is because they didn't even do their research about it. They always believe that if a coin get listed in a good exchange, automatically it is a good coin, but it's not, not all of them...

If the coin is listed on an exchange such as Binance, the price will definitely increase on the pump and after the dump, the price will gradually begin to grow. There were isolated cases when CZ was accused of placing a scam on the exchange. This situation was after the listing of the Sushi on the Binance, the price of which decreased by 30 times. But in this case, there were objective reasons for such a price reduction, independent of Binance.

[xSkylarx]

If you need to make quick profit from new listing, make sure that it is really a new coin that is not listed to any exchange yet. When trading opens, you must have a stable internet and a fast-hand to avoid buying at a high price. When your gain is above 50% then you can set a trailing stop so your profit is guaranteed.

Otherwise if it is already listed on some exchange, people will just panic buy there then dump the coin on the new exchange that will list it. As I have noticed, newbies in cryptos are often caught when this happens.

[Renampun]

trading new project coins are very risky...
I cannot deny that new coins have a strange bullish moment, some are bullish at the beginning but some are bullish when they have been listed for a long time. I will usually sell or buy when I am sure of the price of the new coin, don't be too greedy so as not to lose.

[wxa7115]

The reason why many traders loss their capitals by investing in new listed coin in an exchange is because they didn't even do their research about it. They always believe that if a coin get listed in a good exchange, automatically it is a good coin, but it's not, not all of them.

Wondering why?

Well it is because an exchange is a business, and business is all about money and profits, so to be honest, no matter how shitty the coin is, if they have the money to pay in a certain exchange for their coin to be listed, then they are going to be listed.

The other reason that others didn't take as a precaution is that they always think that a new listed coin in it's price will just go up after it gets listed, sadly it's not, it could go down anytime. So it is important to do your research if it is good in long term investment or not so you could take your profits instantly in the right time.

Exchanges that actually take the time to make a research about the coin do not really care if the coin and its developers will be able to make their project a reality they just care that the people behind the project are real and can prove this to them.

So as we can see the hurdle is very small for developers these days, so when people see one coin in a reputable exchange they think it is a good project when in fact the filter to let them exchange their coins there is very loose and if they invest in those coins then there is almost a 100% chance they will lose their money.