New and emerging Cryptocurrencies?

[stomachgrowls]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?

I guess you need to have a lot of free time and some organizational skills... There's no one special place where you can see everything, coinmarketcap and coingecko can be good for some basic searches, but you need to be active on Binance and some other exchanges that have many new listings and promotions with new coins and tokens! Keeping track of all of them really depends on how you will organize yourself, some spreadsheets, lists... I believe the more new projects you include will be harder and more complicated to follow them all, and expensive to invest in all of them!
I think it's better to be active every day as much as you can and when you stumble upon some good project get more interested... after some time you will have a nice list of projects you are interested in, you will be able to follow them and invest in them! Too much of anything is simply not good!

Speaking of emergence then this would typically means into those coins which had literally existed whether it gets listed on exchanges or not.If thats the case which i do believe on then

would really be needing that extra effort on making out searches individually and its true that there would be no special or specific place on monitoring this since it could come on various places.
So if you are really serious on not to miss out every single one of it then you would really be needing that effort to do so.

[24Kt]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?

I guess you need to have a lot of free time and some organizational skills... There's no one special place where you can see everything, coinmarketcap and coingecko can be good for some basic searches, but you need to be active on Binance and some other exchanges that have many new listings and promotions with new coins and tokens! Keeping track of all of them really depends on how you will organize yourself, some spreadsheets, lists... I believe the more new projects you include will be harder and more complicated to follow them all, and expensive to invest in all of them!
I think it's better to be active every day as much as you can and when you stumble upon some good project get more interested... after some time you will have a nice list of projects you are interested in, you will be able to follow them and invest in them! Too much of anything is simply not good!

Speaking of emergence then this would typically means into those coins which had literally existed whether it gets listed on exchanges or not.If thats the case which i do believe on then

would really be needing that extra effort on making out searches individually and its true that there would be no special or specific place on monitoring this since it could come on various places.
So if you are really serious on not to miss out every single one of it then you would really be needing that effort to do so.

The task on hand is actually quite tedious. But normally, if I want to check new blockchain projects, he can always head to the Announcements Section in this forum. However, some projects are not posting their ANN here, so you can also check in CMC, Coingecko or even in Launch pads of exchanges like in Binance. You can check various sources but monitoring it, I would say once you spotted a promising project, you need to subscribe their social media channels because that's where you will get insights on what they are planning or doing to accomplish their objectives.

[jaberwock]

I guess you need to have a lot of free time and some organizational skills... There's no one special place where you can see everything, coinmarketcap and coingecko can be good for some basic searches, but you need to be active on Binance and some other exchanges that have many new listings and promotions with new coins and tokens! Keeping track of all of them really depends on how you will organize yourself, some spreadsheets, lists... I believe the more new projects you include will be harder and more complicated to follow them all, and expensive to invest in all of them!
I think it's better to be active every day as much as you can and when you stumble upon some good project get more interested... after some time you will have a nice list of projects you are interested in, you will be able to follow them and invest in them! Too much of anything is simply not good!

Yup, just basic things can be found on coingecko and on coinmarketcap but the real deal can be found on the projects dedicated websites. New projects cannot be found instantly on binance or on coinmarketcap and coingecko but they started on the basic sites first because big sites have qualification and are strict.

Tracking every newly released coins are not a joke but it was a tough job because hundreds and thousands of new coins are being released every single day by the coin developers. Tools given above are helpful to list the coin because it is not possible to memorize them down in our head. No need to invest all, that's crazy but he can just compare the coins in his list and grab the worthy one.

[Smartvirus]

Having information on coins before they get listed or is made public is one of the most difficult thing there is in cryptocurrency. By you putting out this thread, I'm sure you must have known that by now. Though, one of the ways to actually keep track is by following up some giants in the crypto filed as, they mostly announce they plans for a potential investment, the next would be knowing a developer and keeping a keen site on crypto related websites for some announcement on pre-sales and also possible coin listing on exchanges. The next also would be following these platforms on there social media to get updated.

~snipe~

There's Paradigm, 3 Arrows Capital, Jump Crypto, Delphi Digital, Alameda Research, and a lot more. Twitter is pretty much their sort of "main" public communications channel so you might want to be active there.

I am sure to give this a trier and see how well it would serve.

[Quidat]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?

I guess you need to have a lot of free time and some organizational skills... There's no one special place where you can see everything, coinmarketcap and coingecko can be good for some basic searches, but you need to be active on Binance and some other exchanges that have many new listings and promotions with new coins and tokens! Keeping track of all of them really depends on how you will organize yourself, some spreadsheets, lists... I believe the more new projects you include will be harder and more complicated to follow them all, and expensive to invest in all of them!
I think it's better to be active every day as much as you can and when you stumble upon some good project get more interested... after some time you will have a nice list of projects you are interested in, you will be able to follow them and invest in them! Too much of anything is simply not good!

Speaking of emergence then this would typically means into those coins which had literally existed whether it gets listed on exchanges or not.If thats the case which i do believe on then

would really be needing that extra effort on making out searches individually and its true that there would be no special or specific place on monitoring this since it could come on various places.
So if you are really serious on not to miss out every single one of it then you would really be needing that effort to do so.

The task on hand is actually quite tedious. But normally, if I want to check new blockchain projects, he can always head to the Announcements Section in this forum. However, some projects are not posting their ANN here, so you can also check in CMC, Coingecko or even in Launch pads of exchanges like in Binance. You can check various sources but monitoring it, I would say once you spotted a promising project, you need to subscribe their social media channels because that's where you will get insights on what they are planning or doing to accomplish their objectives.

And you should really be nitpicking because there are lots of good looking project that you could really see which it would really be making you confuse on what to choose on.
This is why just like been said that in depth review and research but dont expect that it would be always that successful because demand would be
always the main factor on why projects do really rise up its price.

[yhiaali3]

You can try this link: https://coinmarketcap.com/new/
Here you will find an updated list of new coins appearing every day where you can get information on new cryptocurrencies, their rank, Total Supply as well as trading volume and date of addition.
But if you are looking for coins that have not been added to Coinmarket, the best way is to follow the Telegram and Twitter channels of these new coins and wait for the announcement of when they will be listed on the exchanges.

[Kavelj22]

Should explain what do you mean exactly by "emerging". New and emerging are synonyms if i am not wrong, right?

So for new listing coins you can check the two most famous platforms leaders in giving info about almost all the cryptocurrencies in the market:
Recently added to Coingecko https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/recently_added
Recently added to coinmarketcap https://coinmarketcap.com/new/

There are other new cryptocurrencies which are not listed in one of the mentioned platforms. For those, you have no way but to do your own researches because no one seems to be interested listing them.

[perfect999]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?
I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming.  

Thanks

follow the social media of some exchanges if you're looking a new emerging crypto projects for example bybit, binance, bitfinex and etc. because for sure once there is a new crypto that will be listed within the exchange itself they will post it as well to acknowledge members that there will be a new token to trade in the future.

Yes, regular stuff. I do see lots of exchanges that make such announcement as they continue to expand their list of cryptocurrencies that their users can trade.

So, anyone who is looking for new cryptocurrencies that they can invest in and trade, it’s good to follow up with all these exchanges either through their social media accounts or through the newsletters that they share by emails, and you would be getting such updates of new coins that enters the market and are available for you to trade. That’s usually the best way to go about this. There is no need going around and searching, as long as your exchange is reliable just wait for them to list a new coin and you can start buying it if interested.

[Silberman]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?
I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming. 

Thanks

You have to do it the same way people have always done any kind of monitoring, you need to keep watch of the exchanges you use and see their announcements, you can also check the website of the coins in which you are interested and see what they say, many coins also have telegram channels so you can find immediately if there is any change in the status of the coin, however as you can see all of this is time consuming, but unfortunately there is no other way.

[teosanru]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?
I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming. 

Thanks

These days new Cryptocurrencies filtering is pretty easy I would say. The best way is to move where major VCs are moving, we are currently in the VC backed era of Cryptocurrencies where only the currencies which get such funding in early stages are able to succeed rest of the currencies are not able to make their mark. So you just follow the major VC funds or follow around Crypto news websites to see whether some currency got any backing from a VC. This can be a good filtering criteria.

[tvplus006]

...I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming...

A lot of new coins appear every day, but only a few percent of this amount may be promising in the future. Given the fact that you don't know where you can track the appearance of new coins, you also won't be able to independently analyze new projects. So you'd better focus on buying coins that are already being traded.

[Natalim]

...I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming...

A lot of new coins appear every day, but only a few percent of this amount may be promising in the future. Given the fact that you don't know where you can track the appearance of new coins, you also won't be able to independently analyze new projects. So you'd better focus on buying coins that are already being traded.

Indeed, buying new projects is seems too close to give is losses in the end. It is somewhat to see that majority of these new projects are worthless and can't be trusted. And instead of getting fooled with their incentives/offers, it was highly recommended to just invest in projects that are known to their potential, not these new projects. That was better to risk our money in old coins rather than wasting it on new projects.

[Rengga Jati]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?
I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming. 

If you mean about how to know a new project with token or coin emerging with the first token sale, it may depend on the project itself.
First, they may do some ICO. You can monitor in one ICO press release for the new one, or in some ICO website plaftorm. But, this may not really work very well because mostly, they will end as shit projects. Basically, ICO era has ended.
If you are willing to search for the token new listing in a certain exchange, maybe you can go to the Centralized exchange where you can find many new coins that are listed in the exchange. You can go to the official channel of the CEX in order to see the upcoming new token or project listing in their platfomr. But, be careful, only choose the trusted CEX, not the new one with low reptation.
Well, as you know, new token or project listing is very risky. have you notived and been aware of this?

[lixer]

Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?
I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming. 

You should just try to go through the right source, if you are making use of an exchange already such as coinbase.com and Binance.com, these exchanges already do announce new coins that are listed on their platforms. So, what you have to do is just to sign up for their newsletter and you will be getting notifications through your email whenever they list any new coins on their platforms. Then you can as well sign up for coinmarketcap newsletter, they do also announce new coins during their airdrops and all that, you can join and also stand a chance of winning those airdrops.

These are the only sources that I’m going to recommend to you, I don’t know any other ones, but you should also try to be careful not to go through the wrong source to avoid fake coins and scam.

[so98nn]

One of the toughest question asked in crypto space. 
There is seriously no right answer for this one but you can always invest in the routine coins. By routine I mean the coins which are already on the market and are being haunted by famous personalities or investors around the globe. Though it may look like stupid idea but believe me peeps are already making great deal of money out of it. If anyways it’s all about making money then it’s wise to follow the foot steps of those coins which are heavily talked about and invested.

[dunfida]

One of the toughest question asked in crypto space. 
There is seriously no right answer for this one but you can always invest in the routine coins. By routine I mean the coins which are already on the market and are being haunted by famous personalities or investors around the globe. Though it may look like stupid idea but believe me peeps are already making great deal of money out of it. If anyways it’s all about making money then it’s wise to follow the foot steps of those coins which are heavily talked about and invested.

A good thing to follow on but we know that there are people who do really mind off that they should really be that early on getting into something so that they would able to maximize out possible profits that they could

make which this is a very main reason on why some people do really find out on low cap coins or something which is newly emerge because they could potentially profit out for how many folds
unlike when you do really deal off with those old but known coins which could only give possible 1-3x possible returns which it isnt appealing for them.

[GeorgeJohn]

Many positive and cogent ideas has been rendered and it left for you to read and select the preferable onces according to your research, but from my perspective everything landed for the announcement of the project and it will determine how real and how potential is the project going to be in time coming, because with references or comments and recommendation of people from different social media interaction communities you will be able to know the potentiality and the valuabilities of the project.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Among all that has been listed like CMC and the rest, if you get a project that you want to monitor you don't do that on the face level alone by seeing it on the website and you keep rechecking there, that won't be a proper analysis for you to judge the project. What you need is to join the telegram of the group and there you can see what others are doing and saying too on the project.

Tracking site usually have information relating to a project that you can use, it isn't a must to join their telegram group before you get convince if a project is worth investing in or not. platforms like CMC and coin gecko has information on supply of tokens, platforms they're listed on and other social accounts of the project. Social presence of a project can be deceiving so you shouldn't just rely on that. A project can be running a campaign to create activities on their social platforms like bounties or giveway.

OP you should realized that most times the biggest profit aren't in just launched coins instead those that have lost value due to been oversold. So you don't have to go looking for new crypto I everytime instead research on existing coins and you migyhet yourself some gem to increase your profit when the bull market starts.

[Hypnosis00]

I think it's better to be active every day as much as you can and when you stumble upon some good project get more interested... after some time you will have a nice list of projects you are interested in, you will be able to follow them and invest in them! Too much of anything is simply not good!

That seems a little bit challenging as for sure we are not in the market 24/7 waiting for the new projects. It could be sounder normal to hear people want to know what are the new projects to be listed but I don't think this really makes sense knowing them all.

I keep checking on the CMC in order to keep updated but guess what, much information is found to be wrong and unrealistic and sometimes they are deceiving. But it wasn't the best idea to make an investment with these new coins as they are close to the chance of being a scam. We can't be more dependent on them, it is better to see their performance first before investing just to sure that we are in the right investment.

[palle11]

I keep checking on the CMC in order to keep updated but guess what, much information is found to be wrong and unrealistic and sometimes they are deceiving.

For the information, CMC is not the only site to check stuff, there are others like coingecko. The information from CMC at a point may not be appropriate and you can check others. I have noticed when coin price changes in one sites and yet is retaining old price with the other. I usually rely on coingecko for my research.