Have you tried Pre-Market Trading?

[R1dwanRz]

Hey guys, I discovered this product called Pre-Market Trading yesterday when an exchange announced MERL token pre market trading, so far I know about how OTC works, but Pre-market trading is a new innovation that I have not tried yet.

From what I can understand, people who buy can lock in price, but since it's kind of like a pre-order. They won't get the coin right away, but they already lock in the price. The best part is you don't really have to own crypto during execution of pre-market trading, but you gotta have it once it's delivery time. On the other hand, While sellers might not own the coins yet, they need to guarantee they can deliver them by the designated time. To ensure this, platforms often require sellers to put up a deposit (margin). If they fail to deliver, the trade is canceled, and the buyer is compensated using the seller's deposit.

I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

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[dzungmobile]

Hey guys, I discovered this product called Pre-Market Trading yesterday when an exchange announced MERL token pre market trading, so far I know about how OTC works, but Pre-market trading is a new innovation that I have not tried yet

Trading is risky already but Pre-market trading is more risky.

You are very greedy and speculative with Pre-market Trading as a lot of things can happen with a project. It can die before a TGE or any exchange listing and if you buy points from Pre-market trading, you lose money.

I prefer safety of my capital than being too speculative and greedy with Pre-market trading.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Hey guys, I discovered this product called Pre-Market Trading yesterday when an exchange announced MERL token pre market trading, so far I know about how OTC works, but Pre-market trading is a new innovation that I have not tried yet.

Am also seeing this kind of feature for the first time, but i expect it to be something similar to that of the presale offers on ICOs or that of the market limit orders as well as something related to future trading, if you want to give a try on such, i will advice that you wait first and make research on it, then give a try using little amount in case of any uncertainties, there are lots of trading categories and types we can choose for the best we have idea on how to use, instead of trying or taking risk with the one we are not used to.

[Oneandpure]

Regarding some information I know, pre market trading is for altcoin has an airdrop or receiving from testnet and the seller sell based on their price speculation with buyer agree will buy in this price. Have good rule with escrow and OTC market pre order for some coins but I doubt when listing will raise up above pre market listing price or not? I checked some coins can't reach most higher price based on pre listing but if you have much money and get more longer waiting for you can try to buy on pre market between buyer and seller will credit their coins or fund after coins listing on market.

Can't predictable how longer time need if buy coins on pre market with escrow OTC system, you can't cancel the order if reach agreement and your fund have been in escrow wallet with pre market listing system.

[Husires]

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.

[AbuBhakar]

I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

I have an experience on using pre market trade but in a form of IOU tokens which users purchased token in IOU form that is not real token. Those IOU tokens will be converted to the real token once it was minted and distributed in the public.

The current pre market trading is kinda sketchy and risky at the same time because you will need to deposit as collateral for your orders in able to backed it. Buying on IOU market is more simple and safe than the current model of pre-market which is complicated.

[crwth]

MERL? Is this Merlin or something? With the Merlin chain? I have seen and watched videos about this and I think it's something worth trying to check out but I just haven't had the time to really do some more research about this.

[decodx]

I haven't personally dabbled in pre-market trading before.  Your explanation makes it sound interesting though, especially the part about locking in a price without needing the actual crypto yet.  That sounds useful.  On the other hand, that detail about not owning the coins they're selling gives me some hesitation.  It seems risky compared to regular trading where the assets are in hand. 

Have you done any research on the specific exchange offering this MERL token pre-market trading? Knowing their reputation and how they handle these deposits/margins would be key for me before jumping in.

[tvplus006]

...I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

You won't be able to know exactly what the price of the coin will be on the listing, but if you are satisfied with the current price on the Pre-Market, then you can sell your coins that you haven't received yet. It is possible that you will later regret that you sold the coins too cheaply, or maybe you will be happy that you managed to sell the coins at such a good price.

[Davidvictorson]

Am also seeing this kind of feature for the first time, but i expect it to be something similar to that of the presale offers on ICOs or that of the market limit orders as well as something related to future trading, if you want to give a try on such, i will advice that you wait first and make research on it, then give a try using little amount in case of any uncertainties, there are lots of trading categories and types we can choose for the best we have idea on how to use, instead of trying or taking risk with the one we are not used to.

It is happening now. Many of my crypto friends are purchasing tokens in the pre-market phase hoping to catch its potential profitability of buying tokens early before they get listed on exchanges like Binance and Bybit. They will usually tell me about their previous successful purchases of these tokens. As for me I do not engage in it as there are too many scams. Also it is very risky due to the potential for the premarket strength to vanish once listed on exchanges like Binance and Bybit and regular trading begins.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

This sounds strange to me, perhaps because it's the first time I am getting to hear that there is such a type of trading pattern. From how the OP has described this kind of trading, it already seems very risky, not just like normal spot trading. In pre-market trading, "the investors don't need to own the coin but can place a selling price that they will want to deliver to buyers, while the seller would have to deposit some money that is either equivalent to whatever amount they want to sell, but after that trade doesn't execute, the buyer will be compensated with the amount he or she deposited." Why? I don't like this idea because what if, at the end, the coin doesn't get listed? Or the price goes far beyond what you have speculated.

[FatFork]

Trading's already risky business, but pre-market trading kicks that up a notch.  You're buying something without knowing where the price will land once the coin officially lists.  Gotta do your homework if you want a shot to come out ahead. 

Look into project valuation methods used in the crypto space.  Research the project behind the MERL token, why theyre building it, who's doing the work and where they wanna go.  Is this a solid play that can deliver, or all hype? And take a look at similar projects - how'd their coins trade pre-market and when they listed? That'll give you a taste of the rollercoaster you might be boarding. 

If you still decide to ante up pre-market, only risk what you can lose without losing sleep.  Especially with a new coin thats still gotta prove itself.

[electronicash]

looks like this will trigger a lot of projects going to do pre-market trading. i'm not understanding it completely lol but its always the same early investors still. say you bought and because you didn't have the tokens yet you can't sell either.  what would the team do to the funds, use them to pump?  and what guarantees the token will be sent to these early investors in time?  this could still be another method to scam.

[boyptc]

I haven't tried it and probably will never. Just like in housing, there are pre-sale/market but you're paying for your own construction.

With this, the exchange or the project will be able to get your money but you are not guaranteed that you'll get a decent ROI.

You might get into losing with that capital that you're going to invest on them and that's why, it's riskier than the typical presale that the projects do because they can use your money for something else.

[tvplus006]

I haven't tried it and probably will never. Just like in housing, there are pre-sale/market but you're paying for your own construction.

With this, the exchange or the project will be able to get your money but you are not guaranteed that you'll get a decent ROI.

You might get into losing with that capital that you're going to invest on them and that's why, it's riskier than the typical presale that the projects do because they can use your money for something else.

If you use Bybit or KuCoin, everything will go smoothly, regardless of whether you are a seller or a buyer. This is much safer than using the OTC Market, since the fulfillment of their obligations by the parties is guaranteed by the exchange itself on the basis of the developed Pre-Market rules.

[BD Technical]

There is a lot of knowledge in the market that is available at a good price where you know that you have earned income if you sell it in the market or if you can sell it in the market if it is listed in the market, it is well available and the price is low again.  In many film markets this price is high and later when it is original, its price is reduced and it becomes a market place.  The current situation seems to be that you sell a little closer to the market which you think is better to sell pre-market because they don't fetch good prices after they happen.  As you think.  For example, a few days ago there was a total of coins in mining that you were able to sell at a good price in the free market.  Those who get it can sell it at a good price and hopefully get something out of it.

[boyptc]

I haven't tried it and probably will never. Just like in housing, there are pre-sale/market but you're paying for your own construction.

With this, the exchange or the project will be able to get your money but you are not guaranteed that you'll get a decent ROI.

You might get into losing with that capital that you're going to invest on them and that's why, it's riskier than the typical presale that the projects do because they can use your money for something else.

If you use Bybit or KuCoin, everything will go smoothly, regardless of whether you are a seller or a buyer. This is much safer than using the OTC Market, since the fulfillment of their obligations by the parties is guaranteed by the exchange itself on the basis of the developed Pre-Market rules.

Well, if it is about the usage of bybit, I have nothing bad to say about it because I have good experience on it.

As for kucoin, despite some issues about it, heard good things about it and about for the pre markets, before committing into it you have to check if it is for you.

And whichever you hear about these kind of markets, you should know what you are up to.

[Bureau]

Which exchange is offering pre market trading? I haven't come across one. Pre market trading will be only beneficial if the token has the hype in the market. Buying at your set price will give good returns after the token gets listed. But, it can be high risky as there have been instances in the past where hype was created falsely and as soon as the token is listed it gets dump.

[Iamcrypticguy]

Hey guys, I discovered this product called Pre-Market Trading yesterday when an exchange announced MERL token pre market trading, so far I know about how OTC works, but Pre-market trading is a new innovation that I have not tried yet.

Am also seeing this kind of feature for the first time, but i expect it to be something similar to that of the presale offers on ICOs or that of the market limit orders as well as something related to future trading, if you want to give a try on such, i will advice that you wait first and make research on it, then give a try using little amount in case of any uncertainties, there are lots of trading categories and types we can choose for the best we have idea on how to use, instead of trying or taking risk with the one we are not used to.

It's similar to OTC... I think it's a feature that allows early supporters of a project to get early entry. Also similar to P2P with some safety features. It's got it's advantages though. You can peruse this for clarity
https://www.bitget.com/academy/bitget-pre-market-introduction

[tvplus006]

Which exchange is offering pre market trading? I haven't come across one...

Two messages earlier, I wrote that there is Pre-Market Trading on the KuCoin exchange, and recently a similar thing has been opened on the Bybit exchange. I don't know which exchange you trade on, but I think Pre-Market Trading will also be available there soon.

[Crypto Library]

I have heard about this pre-market trading for the first time and What I understand about Pre-market trading is more riskier as far as I know before listing a project we can really saw the real market value of that project like the what will be the volume. And there will be also have most blind analysis I think, I can be also wrong man!
But it looks like a kinda of Initial Coin offering where trader buy before launching. I am actually trade on binance I haven't see it on any option for pre-market trading. Just doing Launch pool pad and also doing some trade on new listing projects.

[tvplus006]

...But it looks like a kinda of Initial Coin offering where trader buy before launching. I am actually trade on binance I haven't see it on any option for pre-market trading. Just doing Launch pool pad and also doing some trade on new listing projects.

No, Pre-Market Trading has nothing to do with the initial coin offering. Pre-Market Trading implies the purchase/sale of coins at a market price that can be ten times higher than the price at which the pre-sale of coins was conducted.

[R1dwanRz]

Hey guys, I discovered this product called Pre-Market Trading yesterday when an exchange announced MERL token pre market trading, so far I know about how OTC works, but Pre-market trading is a new innovation that I have not tried yet

Trading is risky already but Pre-market trading is more risky.

You are very greedy and speculative with Pre-market Trading as a lot of things can happen with a project. It can die before a TGE or any exchange listing and if you buy points from Pre-market trading, you lose money.

I prefer safety of my capital than being too speculative and greedy with Pre-market trading.

Doesn't that mean taking risks is better than not trying at all? I know, of course, that we shouldn't jump in without any precautions or research. But I feel like I should explore this more openly, even if it means risking some money. After all, winning comes with the possibility of losing.

Which exchange is offering pre market trading? I haven't come across one. Pre market trading will be only beneficial if the token has the hype in the market. Buying at your set price will give good returns after the token gets listed. But, it can be high risky as there have been instances in the past where hype was created falsely and as soon as the token is listed it gets dump.

Actually, I saw an announcement about the MERL token is having pre-market trading on Bitget. You can check it out if you wanna explore too: www.bitget.com/support/articles/12560603808074.

Btw I understand your point, but I'd still like to explore more and get into a token early. I just wanted to hear your opinions. Luckily, a lot of you have already responded, which is helpful for me as I decide whether to try this.

[justdimin]

This sounds strange to me, perhaps because it's the first time I am getting to hear that there is such a type of trading pattern. From how the OP has described this kind of trading, it already seems very risky, not just like normal spot trading. In pre-market trading, "the investors don't need to own the coin but can place a selling price that they will want to deliver to buyers, while the seller would have to deposit some money that is either equivalent to whatever amount they want to sell, but after that trade doesn't execute, the buyer will be compensated with the amount he or she deposited." Why? I don't like this idea because what if, at the end, the coin doesn't get listed? Or the price goes far beyond what you have speculated.

This is new to me but this sounds very cool and exciting, yet maybe there are only less people who are doing it because it's only my first time to see a thread like this one. It is seems that people don't want to gamble more because regular trading alone can be risky already, however if done right, they still can be able to earn a good profit.

In this pre-market trading, it might be too early for us to be happy or regret because the coin's value can still change later on, once they are already listed in the exchanges and as usual, a good project will always have the chance to grow more in value. So if I have them, I will hold on for an even better profit.

[joeperry]

I don't have experience with that, actually I just learn it from you I didn't know that there's something like that. So it's more like an IEO? but the coins will be released at the same time and you're will be paying it at that time, seems good to me however I think a risk of people selling it immediately could cause chaos but if the project is really good it could be the other hand, well I'm not really familiar with it and probably explore it in the next couple of days.

[Awaklara]

I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

I have no experience trading with such features. is it related like a coin selling on an exchange or is it like p2p?
If finally the coins being traded get a guarantee to be listed on the exchange, maybe that will be good. but I personally don't understand how the trading system works.
Maybe now I will try to find more information, if this method is liked by traders, it will definitely be good in the future. we must pay attention to the risks and opportunities in such a way.

[shinratensei_]

these pre market trading basically just betting on the price of the coin after it got listed on exchange, the uncertainty of a price is a subject to speculation by many and therefore some people want to try pre market trading for the sake of getting the coin as early as possible so that they can dump it when it suddenly pumps in the exchange with the risk of the coin not getting valued as expected and instead got below value of their expectation on the other hand the seller can leverage this to get good price that they want and don't want to care about the listing price as long as they got the right price and its profitable enough for them they gonna sell it through pre market with the deposit as a guarantee that the seller will for real supply the expected coin.

Many people actually used these pre market trading for determining the price of the coin soon when it got listed and so far in aevo and so on, the price is kinda accurate, might be off set by certain percentage but it does indeed giving rather accurate price number compared to without pre market trading where the price is undetermined because lacks of data.

[goaldigger]

I've tried this one in stock market where you are allowed to place your order even if the market is still close, but still no guarantee that you can get your stock since the price fluctuates the moment it started and your oder might not be called. If there's a way to locked-in with the price before the listing then this can only be good if you are confident about that project and see the price that will go up. I don't try it yet in cryptomarket because for me it's too risky.

[Iamcrypticguy]

This sounds strange to me, perhaps because it's the first time I am getting to hear that there is such a type of trading pattern. From how the OP has described this kind of trading, it already seems very risky, not just like normal spot trading. In pre-market trading, "the investors don't need to own the coin but can place a selling price that they will want to deliver to buyers, while the seller would have to deposit some money that is either equivalent to whatever amount they want to sell, but after that trade doesn't execute, the buyer will be compensated with the amount he or she deposited." Why? I don't like this idea because what if, at the end, the coin doesn't get listed? Or the price goes far beyond what you have speculated.

This is new to me but this sounds very cool and exciting, yet maybe there are only less people who are doing it because it's only my first time to see a thread like this one. It is seems that people don't want to gamble more because regular trading alone can be risky already, however if done right, they still can be able to earn a good profit.

In this pre-market trading, it might be too early for us to be happy or regret because the coin's value can still change later on, once they are already listed in the exchanges and as usual, a good project will always have the chance to grow more in value. So if I have them, I will hold on for an even better profit.

I think doing research is important before getting in. But if you're convinced about a project, then this is absolutely spot on.  You can learn more here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5492663.msg63944690#msg63944690

[tvplus006]

I've tried this one in stock market where you are allowed to place your order even if the market is still close, but still no guarantee that you can get your stock since the price fluctuates the moment it started and your oder might not be called. If there's a way to locked-in with the price before the listing then this can only be good if you are confident about that project and see the price that will go up. I don't try it yet in cryptomarket because for me it's too risky.

I have been following this topic for a long time and can already conclude that the price is almost always higher on Pre-Market Trading than the price on TGE. Accordingly, it is more profitable to sell on Pre-Market Trading, since the expectations from listing are always higher than the price of TGE.

[yhiaali3]

I haven't tried this type of trading, but I don't like it since it's very similar to an ICO. I didn't quite understand what the difference is between Pre-Market Trading and an ICO, since you buy the product at a speculative initial price and when it's actually listed on the exchange, the price may be different.

Therefore, it is like gambling. If the price at the real listing is higher than the initial stage, then you win, but if it is lower, then you lose!! Is this real trading? I don't see what's the point in it?!!

[Strongkored]

I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

This is the first time hearing about Pre-Market trading, could this be the same as ICO? or maybe this is the same as an IOU, where the new token has not been officially traded on the exchange but there is an exchange that starts trading it with fake tokens and when it starts officially trading the price is not the same as the last price on the exchange, so this is risky.
Trading is full of risks, especially if we trade in coins before entering the market, and I think traders who want to engage in trading like this should study well and also have to be prepared for all risks because something new in the crypto world can lead to big losses because often those who create features only see a way to benefit themselves.

[poodle63]

I have been following this topic for a long time and can already conclude that the price is almost always higher on Pre-Market Trading than the price on TGE. Accordingly, it is more profitable to sell on Pre-Market Trading, since the expectations from listing are always higher than the price of TGE.

it comes down to speculation there are coins that I see valued better after listing usually though it doesn't right off the bat surpass the price of the pre market but require time to climb up.
I mean, indeed most of the time the price of pre market always higher than when an actual listing after all if everybody knows that the price will surely always be higher than pre market they'd better off not selling at around pre market but it is I think useful enough to give rough estimation of how much a coin should be valued, usually the price after pre market not far too off from this price so from my perspective it does indeed helps a lot in predicting how much yield worth in USD someone can estimate.
when it comes to pre market point trading like in whales market though, its completely abstract, sometime its so off that the price doesn't make sense or sometime its accurate.

[gunhell16]

Hey guys, I discovered this product called Pre-Market Trading yesterday when an exchange announced MERL token pre market trading, so far I know about how OTC works, but Pre-market trading is a new innovation that I have not tried yet.

From what I can understand, people who buy can lock in price, but since it's kind of like a pre-order. They won't get the coin right away, but they already lock in the price. The best part is you don't really have to own crypto during execution of pre-market trading, but you gotta have it once it's delivery time. On the other hand, While sellers might not own the coins yet, they need to guarantee they can deliver them by the designated time. To ensure this, platforms often require sellers to put up a deposit (margin). If they fail to deliver, the trade is canceled, and the buyer is compensated using the seller's deposit.

I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

I haven't experienced that and don't want to try it, honestly speaking. I would prefer to continue my usual trading activity so that I get earnings weekly, and I am satisfied with that.

That's because the risk is too high and most of those who try it lack the idea or knowledge of risk management; in fact, those who try it are all controlled by greed. Although I don't blame
them all, there are others.

[Sorryfor]

I have never liked pre market trading and have no plans to do so in future. It can be very risky indeed. Turns out you're doing pre market trading and the market can die before it even gets listed on the market so I definitely stay away from that. Trade is something that is already very risky and you can lose your money comparatively and if it is T market trading then there is no point. Then the risk may increase. But yes if any reliable and already know good about pre market trading many times and already they have successfully traded here many times they may not hesitate to do it in future and now but if you are a newbie trader then it should never be for you. Not that you trade premarket. So try to stay away from these in the beginning.

[senyorito123]

In own point of view it's more like preparation of coin before launching fairly to the market, just like the testnet tokens without value is one of the example.
Mining reward tokens could be one of those circulating around social media promotions and other free token drops as long as a community became actively bounded to whatever project it has.
More often community increases once adoption started to  grow bigger.

[Jascrypt]

But it looks like a kinda of Initial Coin offering where trader buy before launching. I am actually trade on binance I haven't see it on any option for pre-market trading. Just doing Launch pool pad and also doing some trade on new listing projects.

I prefer to say it's more like pre-sale and tbh it's worth exploring. Few top exchanges are already embracing the concept now. I am aware of Kucoin and particularly Bitget which was where i had my first experience buying MERL while waitng for it's listing.

[The Cryptovator]

First time hearing about pre-market trading. It seems sometimes I need to spend time on the trading discussion board. Otherwise, I would be a back-dated trader, though I am not a trading expert. However, for me, it does need a more in-depth explanation. It's actually hard to understand. 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. 

[Cryptomultiplier]

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I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

I haven't had any pre market trading experience before and though it sounds like this idea could help resolve issues of procrastination, I would love to know if it maybe uses the help of escrow accounts to assist in completion of a pre-order request, incase one has funds and is ready to lock it in?
The idea also shares the idea of bespoke order in business. Bespoke in business is an order to manufacture or produce something and it is given by a customer to the manufacturer or business, to produce something according to the exact specifications well spelt out.

[wxa7115]

Hey guys, I discovered this product called Pre-Market Trading yesterday when an exchange announced MERL token pre market trading, so far I know about how OTC works, but Pre-market trading is a new innovation that I have not tried yet.

From what I can understand, people who buy can lock in price, but since it's kind of like a pre-order. They won't get the coin right away, but they already lock in the price. The best part is you don't really have to own crypto during execution of pre-market trading, but you gotta have it once it's delivery time. On the other hand, While sellers might not own the coins yet, they need to guarantee they can deliver them by the designated time. To ensure this, platforms often require sellers to put up a deposit (margin). If they fail to deliver, the trade is canceled, and the buyer is compensated using the seller's deposit.

I wanted to see if any of you have experience with Pre-Market Trading. What are your thoughts?

For what I can understand from your post it seems that you are buying the coin before it even hits the markets, if that is the case, is it not just a variation of an ico sale in which you can select the price at which you want to buy instead of being a fixed price?

In which case you should stay away from it, as I would never trust a bunch of developers so much that I will be willing to pay for a project that is not finished and that has not hit the markets yet.

[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.