90% chances if a coin is listed in Binance it has a good potential

[meldrio1]

Yep, every coins gets listed in the Binance exchange their prices pumped, not just Binance there are many big exchanges that the coin can go to the moon when gets listed. It's an easy money if we invest a coin that not yet get listed but just announcement, I think that's the right time to buy.

[VIP BTC]

Based on what I noticed this bull run, the majority of the coins that have a good pump this season are those that are listed in Binance, so I come to the conclusion that we should only invest in coins that are listed in this exchange for us to have a chance to maximize our profit.

What's your take on this, am I right or wrong?

Share your opinion.

I see that this year every new project that is issued with a total supply is not too high, different from the previous year. This is what causes the coin price to increase easily. There are no coins with the number of billions, only hundreds of millions. And circulation is also in a small amount.
Yes, Binance has also influenced people's interest in buying new coins, because people believe every project listed on Binance has great potential, they are competing to buy. This will cause the price of the coin to rise sharply.

[BitcoinPanther]

Well every coin have potential as long as their developer is working hard to deliver their product.  Whether it is listed on Binance or not at the current status of the market, everything seems going up and it is quite easy to profit anywhere.  Though I don't agree that 90% of coins that is listed on Binance have good potential but if you say to get pumped then I might agree with you.

[Cling18]

Binance is a top exchange and it has a huge number of traders so a good coin could possibly have a good trading volume when being listed there. Coins that have a good increase this year are those coins that are listed in Binance because, to be honest, traders are comfortable using this exchange because it's trusted and reputable.

[Viscore]

Most of the coins listed on Binance can be easily pumped by the whales, this shows that the Binance exchange already has a very good reputation, but the trading volume can be easily manipulated by the whales, especially on coins that have just entered this exchange. I think trading on Binance is perfect for those looking for quick profits or for short-term trading especially on new types of coins that are very easy to pump.

There's no doubt about the manipulation, but that is not something for us to complain about as we also benefit from that. If we are familiar with the trend, it's easier for us to predict the price movement, and that would give us an opportunity to be profitable in a certain period, good example is the bullish period.

[perfect999]

Based on what I noticed this bull run, the majority of the coins that have a good pump this season are those that are listed in Binance, so I come to the conclusion that we should only invest in coins that are listed in this exchange for us to have a chance to maximize our profit.

You may be or may not be right but I will not try to make use of your observation. After BTT and WNK pumping, I was having similar thoughts like if any coin coming through binance launchpad then might have a definite future. But, these are kind of tactics all exchanges/pumpers are using to attract investors. At the same time, we can see any new coin coming from binance's launchpad will get more investors and may scale new heights more easily.

Binance is almost ruling the crypto world so these kind of bumping is possible for them and also beneficial for them. So, how we are going to make use of them is up to individual investors' capability.

[irsykes]

Top exchanges can rely traders to trade in there and i think Binance really strict about coins that want to listed in them. That is why people always think if listed in Binance is a really good point for a coins so they usually get pumped. But sometimes in other market it can get pumped too, depends on what market it is. There are a lot of good markets too i think beside Binance.

[kryptqnick]

Op, to talk about a 90% chance you probably need research, not merely observations. It's not something obvious, and it's actually a very useful criterion if it's a real one. However, evidence is needed that analyzes tons of coins and their performance. And also criteria on what makes a coin one with 'a good potential'. Binance has 302 coins right now, so perhaps analyzing all of them is possible. And I honestly doubt that 90% of them are coins with potential, but I might be wrong, of course.
Does 'potential' mean at least 2x growth and some success after the ATH and a period of stagnation (if it's an old coin), for instance? Or how should we define it?

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Based on what I noticed this bull run, the majority of the coins that have a good pump this season are those that are listed in Binance, so I come to the conclusion that we should only invest in coins that are listed in this exchange for us to have a chance to maximize our profit.

What's your take on this, am I right or wrong?

Share your opinion.

That's a very wrong mindset, you shouldn't never invest just because an exchange is listing a coin. If you want to quickly trade that coin for profits within the time of listing then that's understandable but it's a very risky type of trading that can either give huge return or losses. Before investing in a project, you should have done you investigating and confused that the project has great potential.

Investing has nothing to do with exchange because good projects will one day get listed on these top exchange you hunger for and what better feeling than been among the very first investors before the exposure came along.

If you're of the mindset of exchange listing equal great project then you'll become toys in the hands of whales because they're the pumpers of these coins just to dump them on gullible investors.

[MadeMen]

I've always known that binance don't just list any project. It takes a lot of work and efforts to get a project listed on binance and that explains why most of the projects being listed on the platform tend to do well. It's possible that the project don't pump as expected but they're in most cases worth holding for a while.

[South Park]

Based on what I noticed this bull run, the majority of the coins that have a good pump this season are those that are listed in Binance, so I come to the conclusion that we should only invest in coins that are listed in this exchange for us to have a chance to maximize our profit.

What's your take on this, am I right or wrong?

Share your opinion.

This to me seems like you are using a criteria that is too simplified, Binance is obviously doing the best they can to only add coins that may have some potential and that are not scams, so in a way you are using their screening abilities on your behalf, however we cannot assume that just because a coin was listed by them this means by definition the coin is any good, however if we were to make a study of how many coins on average became successful on binance compared to the market in general we would find out more positive outcomes for binance.

[Gheka]

Yep, every coins gets listed in the Binance exchange their prices pumped, not just Binance there are many big exchanges that the coin can go to the moon when gets listed. It's an easy money if we invest a coin that not yet get listed but just announcement, I think that's the right time to buy.

Binance has the highest level of popularity, and as a result, coin listed will have more chance than listing on less well-known major exchanges, just looking at the trading volume of the new tokens on binance is enough to know how compelling they can be. But after all, the attraction here is the name of the exchange, binance bring the value of the coin but it doesn't prove the potential of the coin, this organization can still delete what they have listed, so the potential of the coin needs the efforts of the project to create, the developer needs to win everyone's trust

[Godwinpaul]

I'm in agreement with the fact that most projects listed on binance has a good potential. Binance listing is something most developers and supporters of a project looks forward to achieving. Despite the fact that the listing fee on binance is quite a lot, projects who don't meet up with some criteria are still denied listing and that says alot about the exchange.

[jostorres]

Based on what I noticed this bull run, the majority of the coins that have a good pump this season are those that are listed in Binance, so I come to the conclusion that we should only invest in coins that are listed in this exchange for us to have a chance to maximize our profit.

What's your take on this, am I right or wrong?

I guess if you are going to go with that, I would say just put your money into bitcoin and wait. In the end you will profit if the market goes up in a bull run and that is all you need. I am not saying that we should not diversify our portfolio, in fact that is opposite of what I do, I literally put my money into as many different things as possible (even though I put most of my money into top three).

However invested just because a coin is in binance and thinking that you will profit from it is a bit naive. Sure you "could" but that is a simple way to make money, same goes for just buying bitcoin and holding, nothing wrong with that but it is very simple and not a revelation at all. However if you want to make more profit, you invest into big coins, and spare a bit of amount, like 10% of your portfolio to buy risky and dangerous stuff so you can increase it a lot.

[sadewa69]

most of us have seen good pumps. but don't expect those who are listed on binance will not experience a decline.
we can learn from IEO launchpad projects in binance. when they are opened for trading, they can quickly go up, but then they will fall quite deeply. but ongoing projects will keep the Binance market community interested in new assets.
which is the key to why the new projects listed on Binance are so good or will have a good future because the trading community that is on Binance is large. that's what helps new tokens increase once they are listed on Binance.

[viananda2525]

binance have good research team, they working hardly to find any projects with good fundamental and usefull product in market. this team was the key from binance exchanges, exchange revenue depend on how research team working. almost all  project pumped when they heard confirmation their token will listing in binance. maybe this news be most wanted announcement from their dev team.

[revilo]

Yep, every coins gets listed in the Binance exchange their prices pumped, not just Binance there are many big exchanges that the coin can go to the moon when gets listed. It's an easy money if we invest a coin that not yet get listed but just announcement, I think that's the right time to buy.

Binance has the highest level of popularity, and as a result, coin listed will have more chance than listing on less well-known major exchanges, just looking at the trading volume of the new tokens on binance is enough to know how compelling they can be. But after all, the attraction here is the name of the exchange, binance bring the value of the coin but it doesn't prove the potential of the coin, this organization can still delete what they have listed, so the potential of the coin needs the efforts of the project to create, the developer needs to win everyone's trust

Binance offers the highest customer exposure, it is as simple as that. They have tens of millions of visits and if your coin gets listed there they could theoretically all stumble upon your coin. At the same time Binance lets credibility to all the assets listed, which could turn a person coming across that trading pair into a buyer and a trader for that coin.

Making it to Binance exchange is a huge plus for every project. Do they even charge fees? I thought they don't and just pick as they please. They don't even care about the listing fees if I am not mistaken.

[Slow death]

this Is something expected, happens in other markets, if an altcoin is going to be listed on binance it creates a high expectation that this altcoin is a promising project and investors start to buy a lot of altcoin because they know that the altcoin to be listed in the binance it will have more exposure and consequently will have more investors interested in altoin which is why the price increases a lot on the first day of the listing and after some time. but have cases that pump lasts short and after listing on the exchange have a big dump

[pamsugas]

Yes, that's right, every coin listed on Binance is easy to pump, which is normal because Binance is the platform most preferred by traders or investors. they make rotating pumps for profit. coins that have been registered on Binance have explained that they have their respective products that have been verified by the Binance team

[TastyChillySauce00]

I've always known that binance don't just list any project. It takes a lot of work and efforts to get a project listed on binance and that explains why most of the projects being listed on the platform tend to do well. It's possible that the project don't pump as expected but they're in most cases worth holding for a while.

As from my observation it seems the project that have partnership with binance somewhat usually the one that gets pumped so high, take for example TKO and alice they are both gets pumped so hard it's insane even though TKO is just a local exchange but the hype to buy that coin is honestly quite crazy. Though the price now is kinda falling down a lot from when it was first listed (about $10) but it's still a lot higher than its ICO prices.
The other projects that got listed to binance without any partnership though usually gets their price pumped as well but not that much and prone to fall down again. It's crazy how big an influence of popular crypto exchange to the price of a coin.