My perfect strategy that works like bullish

[Olamidetechie]

Making a self decision in this space is a unique technique that people often lack. That's why you may know how to analyze billions of charts and still not be profitable. After losing money in trading, I decided to adopt a 'no-stress trading' approach. This means I buy early on exchanges like Bitget mostly or Kucoin and sell the moment exchanges like Binance and Bybit list them. You may wonder about my winning percentage using this method; looking back, it's actually 85%. This approach has worked for me with projects like PNUT, AIXBT, ACX, THE, ACTS, MOOD, BAN, and including the new project BMT, which I bought early before it got listed on Binance and gave me +250% ROI.

[passwordnow]

After losing money in trading, I decided to adopt a 'no-stress trading' approach. This means I buy early on exchanges like Bitget mostly or Kucoin and sell the moment exchanges like Binance and Bybit list them.

This is not "no-stress" approach of trading. This is the commonly known as "arbitrage" trading. Despite that it's not yet listed on other exchanges, this is being done for ages by traders from different markets. But I'd tell you that this is not truly a stress free strategy because if you don't have an idea if that token will be listed on those big exchanges, you're out! Your money is stuck in there and you might wait for ages until it gets listed or until you break even. There is one known strategy for having no stress at all and that's the most popular and that is HODLING.

[BitMaxz]

I don't think that's a trading strategy what you did is just you buy early while is not listed yet on other exchanges and sell them one its listed.
This is not always giving you a good result because some coins have events such as giving free airdrops to their participants, so if they distributed a large amount of coin before it was listed, expect rapid price declines and you may end up selling it for a low price.

Maybe on some coins this will work but not always.

[Dunamisx]

Making a self decision in this space is a unique technique that people often lack. That's why you may know how to analyze billions of charts and still not be profitable. After losing money in trading, I decided to adopt a 'no-stress trading' approach. This means I buy early on exchanges like Bitget mostly or Kucoin and sell the moment exchanges like Binance and Bybit list them.

You're investing on altcoins without knowing that not all of them will eventually rises as other exchanges enlist them, I have seen a lot of coins that after their launch go dip and they renders us with useless value upon the investment opportunities we seek to have in them, just not that all says are not going into be equal with same experience, sometimes it could get more terrible with us and we may lose beyond imagination, be warned and invest with caution on altcoins.

[Olamidetechie]

I don't think that's a trading strategy what you did is just you buy early while is not listed yet on other exchanges and sell them one its listed.
This is not always giving you a good result because some coins have events such as giving free airdrops to their participants, so if they distributed a large amount of coin before it was listed, expect rapid price declines and you may end up selling it for a low price.

Maybe on some coins this will work but not always.

I get where you are coming from but that is the reason DYOR is important in using this strategy, i won't do it projects that there will be many distribution or airdrops. Also talking about events although exchanges do that for their users, but i don't think it will affect mine.

[Tom Ronald]

I don't think that's a trading strategy what you did is just you buy early while is not listed yet on other exchanges and sell them one its listed.
This is not always giving you a good result because some coins have events such as giving free airdrops to their participants, so if they distributed a large amount of coin before it was listed, expect rapid price declines and you may end up selling it for a low price.

Maybe on some coins this will work but not always.

   
What the OP used might not be a trading strategy per se but i think i would also start applying the method. I bought BMT after Binance listing, only for it to dump. Honestly, it needs to improve its listing strategy so traders won’t be facing immediate sell pressure after it lists a project.

I came across an analysis post earlier (https://x.com/Crypto_Fans_ETH/status/1902560596119453978) on Twitter which made me realize this pattern has been happening before. Binance would list projects that was listed early on Bitget which allow early investors to get more profits. I can’t even imagine why it’s been giving sell signals lately.

[el kaka22]

Arbitrage could be a way to name this, but also you need to know whatever lists the thing you want listed at Binance, ends up getting listed. Meaning, you could invest into a token when it is down, and if it gets listed on Binance then you profit, but if it doesn't get listed then you lose money. That is a risk, just like any other investment, and you could make some money with this if you could find stuff that actually gets listed, but even the news of getting listed makes it go up, meaning you can't wait for the confirmation of it.

You can't buy at the news, and sell at the listing, because that would also be too late, you need to buy before the news happens, and you never know if it will get listed or not, that is something I am not willing to risk.

[Webetcoins]

I don't think that's a trading strategy what you did is just you buy early while is not listed yet on other exchanges and sell them one its listed.

So what is strategy for you? Something like a DCA method, like that? It still involves buying and buying early is truly a strategy. Just like every other strategy, it also has advantages and disadvantages. I think we already know it. It is we can buy a coin cheaply but the risk is they may not get listed anymore. Some can get listed but won't do well later on.

This is not always giving you a good result because some coins have events such as giving free airdrops to their participants, so if they distributed a large amount of coin before it was listed, expect rapid price declines and you may end up selling it for a low price.

And airdrops usually qualifies you if you are early in the game. A good project will always be a good project no matter what. I already witnessed a good project before that has airdrops but their value is still good after the project gets listed. It is still normal for a project to decline especially after listing but if we believe on the project, we won't get affected by its drop.

[BitMaxz]

So what is strategy for you? Something like a DCA method, like that? It still involves buying and buying early is truly a strategy. Just like every other strategy, it also has advantages and disadvantages. I think we already know it. It is we can buy a coin cheaply but the risk is they may not get listed anymore. Some can get listed but won't do well later on.

So what's the name of this trading strategy? "Buying and Buying early?" I never heard of this trading strategy. What he did is invest early in a project that does not have any assurance that you will actually make any profit once it is listed.
I may call this a risk-taker if you randomly invest in early projects.
I don't see any strategy here but a risk-taker.

And airdrops usually qualifies you if you are early in the game. A good project will always be a good project no matter what. I already witnessed a good project before that has airdrops but their value is still good after the project gets listed. It is still normal for a project to decline especially after listing but if we believe on the project, we won't get affected by its drop.

I also witnessed a good project, but not all projects are good As I said, events like airdrops were one of the samples that could affect the price of this project. also, many projects weren't successful after they were listed. Don't forget that there are many projects out there just created for their own benefit, and most of them are in Pump.Fun. Have you remember a kid who launched his memecoin in pump.fun then suddenly he rug pull?
What do you think? Is it still a strategy to invest randomly in these projects?
If you are a risk taker, then go, but for me, it's a big no. I will never do this or use this strategy if you call this strategy.

[tygeade]

Arbitrage could be a way to name this, but also you need to know whatever lists the thing you want listed at Binance, ends up getting listed. Meaning, you could invest into a token when it is down, and if it gets listed on Binance then you profit, but if it doesn't get listed then you lose money. That is a risk, just like any other investment, and you could make some money with this if you could find stuff that actually gets listed, but even the news of getting listed makes it go up, meaning you can't wait for the confirmation of it.

You can't buy at the news, and sell at the listing, because that would also be too late, you need to buy before the news happens, and you never know if it will get listed or not, that is something I am not willing to risk.

This is the biggest problem of this method. If you really want to invest then carefully finding the listing possibility is the most important part of this strategy and NOBODY in the world knows if a project will be listed, so there is no way that you can invest knowing what is going to happen.

You invest, "hoping" and if you are right you make money. Does it really worth it though? Depends on the amount of times you are right and wrong. If you are mostly wrong, you will lose money, if you are mostly right then you will be making money. I would suggest staying away from this too though, it isn't really a great deal and we can't really make it work any other way, we have to consider this as a way to move forward for a long term.

[Reynaldo]

What works is balancing opportunity with risk management. Keep position sizes reasonable, diversify across several potential listings, and be prepared to exit efficiently when the listing happens.

[Powerjumboo]

Making a self decision in this space is a unique technique that people often lack. That's why you may know how to analyze billions of charts and still not be profitable. After losing money in trading, I decided to adopt a 'no-stress trading' approach. This means I buy early on exchanges like Bitget mostly or Kucoin and sell the moment exchanges like Binance and Bybit list them. You may wonder about my winning percentage using this method; looking back, it's actually 85%. This approach has worked for me with projects like PNUT, AIXBT, ACX, THE, ACTS, MOOD, BAN, and including the new project BMT, which I bought early before it got listed on Binance and gave me +250% ROI.

How do you know from all the coins that are listed on unique exchanges other than Binance that this token will be listed on Binance and the price will increase? I did not understand your strategy. I have a question for you and I hope you will answer me about that. My question is that Pi Network Token is listed on many exchanges and although the price increased a little after the listing, the price is currently dumping a lot. Is there a possibility of Pi Token being listed on Binance in the future? And have you added Pi Network Token to your wallet? I hope you will let me know because I want to buy some Pi Network Token.

[Dunamisx]

Making a self decision in this space is a unique technique that people often lack. That's why you may know how to analyze billions of charts and still not be profitable. After losing money in trading, I decided to adopt a 'no-stress trading' approach. This means I buy early on exchanges like Bitget mostly or Kucoin and sell the moment exchanges like Binance and Bybit list them.

Irrespective of the strategy you make use of, that doesn't exempt you from taking the risk involved in making trades, you still stand a chance of winning or loosing, if you can accept to manage the risk, then take it as it is and bare the proceeding consequence, if you look more closely on what the social media articles and streamers are saying, they make mouth on what they are not realistic about, because they only what to captivate their target audience, if you know it, then you got it.

[yhiaali3]

I don't know if you mean buying during the pre-market phase, but this method didn't work for me. I tried buying some coins during the pre-market phase, and when they were listed, their value was lower.

I'm not sure if it's the same, but this method didn't work for me, so I abandoned it. Most of the projects I followed saw their value drop immediately after listing. Perhaps the only chance is to sell immediately after listing. You have to be very quick.

[bitgolden]

Repeating this isn't always that easy, because you are just spamming about it all the time, but that doesn't really mean you could end up with a good result just because you think you know what you are doing or what you are dealing with.

You won't be making this much profit, because it isn't easy for you to find a way to make money from this, that isn't going to be easy, so we should end up with a smarter point here. Listing is tough, and getting listed at Binance is even tougher. Imagine it being as much as 200 bitcoins for example. Doesn't mean you can pay 200 bitcoins to Binance itself and get listed, but you should have that kind of funding to promote your project to be great enough to be listed at binance.

[FortuneFollower]

I don't know if you mean buying during the pre-market phase, but this method didn't work for me. I tried buying some coins during the pre-market phase, and when they were listed, their value was lower.

I'm not sure if it's the same, but this method didn't work for me, so I abandoned it. Most of the projects I followed saw their value drop immediately after listing. Perhaps the only chance is to sell immediately after listing. You have to be very quick.

Or if there is slippage in question, go with sniper bots and all of sorts of mumbo-jumbo to be the first.

[yhiaali3]

I don't know if you mean buying during the pre-market phase, but this method didn't work for me. I tried buying some coins during the pre-market phase, and when they were listed, their value was lower.

I'm not sure if it's the same, but this method didn't work for me, so I abandoned it. Most of the projects I followed saw their value drop immediately after listing. Perhaps the only chance is to sell immediately after listing. You have to be very quick.

Or if there is slippage in question, go with sniper bots and all of sorts of mumbo-jumbo to be the first.

Yes, sniper bots are usually good at acquiring tokens early at a good price, such as Sniper Smithii, Bullx.io, and Trojan. I tried Trojan because it's fast, free, and has advanced features, but good sniper bots are usually paid.

However, sniper programs are not without risks, such as buying rug-pulling memes or "dumps" (crowd sales) that cause a sharp drop in the token's price in the liquidity pool, etc.

[Fiatless]

I don't know if you mean buying during the pre-market phase, but this method didn't work for me. I tried buying some coins during the pre-market phase, and when they were listed, their value was lower.

I'm not sure if it's the same, but this method didn't work for me, so I abandoned it. Most of the projects I followed saw their value drop immediately after listing. Perhaps the only chance is to sell immediately after listing. You have to be very quick.

The is no guarantees that this strategy will work at all times. Maybe OP might be fortunate to have made some profit from this trading style, but the problem is that not all the coins bought will be listed by these big exchanges, which will automatically make them worthless. This strategy will be good if one is very sure that such coins will be listed. In most cases the price coins appreciates when it is listed by big exchanges but like you observed it is not the case at all times.

[john_egbert]

Yes, sniper bots are usually good at acquiring tokens early at a good price, such as Sniper Smithii, Bullx.io, and Trojan. I tried Trojan because it's fast, free, and has advanced features, but good sniper bots are usually paid.

However, sniper programs are not without risks, such as buying rug-pulling memes or "dumps" (crowd sales) that cause a sharp drop in the token's price in the liquidity pool, etc.

There is always risk at stake, unfortunately, with such coins. We can be certain that the devs and founders won't rug their people, but it still may happen no matter the case..

[Dunamisx]

I don't know if you mean buying during the pre-market phase, but this method didn't work for me. I tried buying some coins during the pre-market phase, and when they were listed, their value was lower.

I'm not sure if it's the same, but this method didn't work for me, so I abandoned it. Most of the projects I followed saw their value drop immediately after listing. Perhaps the only chance is to sell immediately after listing. You have to be very quick.

The is no guarantees that this strategy will work at all times. Maybe OP might be fortunate to have made some profit from this trading style, but the problem is that not all the coins bought will be listed by these big exchanges, which will automatically make them worthless. This strategy will be good if one is very sure that such coins will be listed. In most cases the price coins appreciates when it is listed by big exchanges but like you observed it is not the case at all times.

Everyone may be having his own particular and personal developed strategy to use for trading and investment, at the end it may work as expected and such could be the type we may hold on to as our own personal strategy, but in the situation whereby it doesn't work for us, we neglect to look for more other ways, same thing applies to each everyone of us, when we see a particular strategy, such may work for us and in some cases it may not work.