Have you tried Pre-Market Trading?

[tvplus006]

...Especially, I am wondering from where the seller will get tokens. Likely from another exchange or Dex? If so, it's more risky for both buyer and seller. Because it's quite unpredictable about newly listed tokens. So it's kind of gambling with your funds.

There are two options here, you either buy on Pre-Market Trading and immediately place a sell order and it looks like a regular trade. The second option is that I sell tokens that I will receive for staking. For a better understanding, I will give you a small example: I staking USDC on Kamino.finance, for which I receive KMNO coins. And despite the fact that KMNO is not traded anywhere, I can sell them on https://app.whales.market/?token=KMNO After TGE, when I receive these coins, I will have to fulfill my obligations to the buyer by transferring KMNO to him.

[Adbitco]

It is not trading, as trading is buying and selling after the token has a value, but it is an ICO Initial coin offering, where the project is financed in the initial stages by selling tokens at less than their expected value when listed. If the currency is listed and its price increases, profits will be achieved, and if it is not listed or it is listed at a lower value of its value, you make losses.

I am actually trying to get the whole thing here, because it's no longer like IDO or IEO where project owner list coin in a Dex/Cex and someone buys, and after every the token is locked in a wallet and when is released then one can move or trade it out.
But is more risky to say, what if the project owner didn't list the coin before exiting the market then this is automatically lost from investor right? Cool, if so then I don't support this it's better to stay away from this kind of trade.

[GreatArkansas]

It is not trading, as trading is buying and selling after the token has a value, but it is an ICO Initial coin offering, where the project is financed in the initial stages by selling tokens at less than their expected value when listed. If the currency is listed and its price increases, profits will be achieved, and if it is not listed or it is listed at a lower value of its value, you make losses.

I am actually trying to get the whole thing here, because it's no longer like IDO or IEO where project owner list coin in a Dex/Cex and someone buys, and after every the token is locked in a wallet and when is released then one can move or trade it out.
But is more risky to say, what if the project owner didn't list the coin before exiting the market then this is automatically lost from investor right? Cool, if so then I don't support this it's better to stay away from this kind of trade.

It's really kinda of IDO or IEO or any token offering and I can't see it as trading because you can't be actively buying and selling here, it is just a token offering where participants will have some pre-order just to get the token but it cannot be released immediately to you where there is like some clif unlock or any unlock schedule where on that time, you can start to claim your tokens and can start to use it to do buying/selling to the market.