Buying tokens early seem to be the best option lately

[SiliconHat]

One thing i’ve noticed in the crypto space is sometimes a simple strategy can make you more potential profits. I’m sure i’m not only one taking note of the recent happenings on exchanges. I mean one would list projects early, giving investors the opportunity to buy early while another one would list the same project later, it’s like giving the sell signal because early investors sell upon listing.

I’ve seen this happened often especially with $PNUT and $ACT. Yet again, $BMT i bought it on Bitget early on when it listed, it did +200% and sold when i realized the price was dropping upon Binance listing. Its listing pattern nowadays is like giving a sell signal and it wasn’t used to be like this. Seriously, it really needs to change this whole dumping cycle it has going on.

[Mrbluntzy]

It is high risk to think that that's the best option to invest. What you are doing is gambling, despite that you have mentioned about three tokens that you have bought using same pattern and you made profit from the tokens, how about the rest of the high numbers of tokens that didn't pump after they were listed?

There's no doubt that the moment some token gets listed, the price starts to pump and anybody that buys very early once it's listed can make a whole lot of profit as the price continues to pump but you also need to be aware that there were many token that dumped just after being listing on the exchange, they only spiked with one long candle and dumped immediately, that is why I said it is a high risk investment idea. You don't need to adopt such investment patterns if you are not ready to lose money unnecessarily. Just sharing someone's experience.

[Ziskinberg]

If you're looking for some hype, then buying early is a great strategy.

But make sure you’re investing in the right project. Just because there’s hype doesn’t mean it’s legit, if the project turns out to be a scam, the latecomers will be the ones left holding the bag. And if that happens, what you're investing in is basically just another Ponzi scheme.

[Charles-Tim]

If you're looking for some hype, then buying early is a great strategy.

But make sure you’re investing in the right project. Just because there’s hype doesn’t mean it’s legit, if the project turns out to be a scam, the latecomers will be the ones left holding the bag. And if that happens, what you're investing in is basically just another Ponzi scheme.

Not just that the project can turn out to be scam. Did you know how many solana tokens that were pump and dumped? Many of them were rubbish but some pumped and become dumped. Only few become pumped and later got dumped but most were rubbish.

Also there are many ICOs that their prices will continue to drop after it is listed. Do not let the news of those that got pumped deceive you because most of them were also rubbish.

Buying early can be a regret. It is gambling.

[SiliconHat]

It is high risk to think that that's the best option to invest. What you are doing is gambling, despite that you have mentioned about three tokens that you have bought using same pattern and you made profit from the tokens, how about the rest of the high numbers of tokens that didn't pump after they were listed?

There's no doubt that the moment some token gets listed, the price starts to pump and anybody that buys very early once it's listed can make a whole lot of profit as the price continues to pump but you also need to be aware that there were many token that dumped just after being listing on the exchange, they only spiked with one long candle and dumped immediately, that is why I said it is a high risk investment idea. You don't need to adopt such investment patterns if you are not ready to lose money unnecessarily. Just sharing someone's experience.

I didn’t imply fully adopting the strategy, it just a strategy that worked for me and i thought share. I’m aware many tokens got dumped after listing which is why i DYOR before choosing a coin to invest in. I didn’t just randomly choose the token, i did my research.

[SiliconHat]

If you're looking for some hype, then buying early is a great strategy.

But make sure you’re investing in the right project. Just because there’s hype doesn’t mean it’s legit, if the project turns out to be a scam, the latecomers will be the ones left holding the bag. And if that happens, what you're investing in is basically just another Ponzi scheme.

Just to be clear, i didn’t invest in it based on hype. I got the hint that Binance would list it which was what prompted me. Who buy tokens based on hype these days ?

[Ziskinberg]

If you're looking for some hype, then buying early is a great strategy.

But make sure you’re investing in the right project. Just because there’s hype doesn’t mean it’s legit, if the project turns out to be a scam, the latecomers will be the ones left holding the bag. And if that happens, what you're investing in is basically just another Ponzi scheme.

Just to be clear, i didn’t invest in it based on hype. I got the hint that Binance would list it which was what prompted me. Who buy tokens based on hype these days ?

Of course! Otherwise, it just means you didn’t study the project before investing. But hype is crucial for attracting investors. And the fact that you have a hint it might be listed on Binance, that's already part of the hype. These days, when a project gets listed on Binance, it almost always experiences an automatic pump in the early days of trading.

So, the best move is to buy early into a hyped project with real potential.. instant profit that way.

[virasisog]

You should also consider that there are so many fake projects or scams eo not all of it are worth to invest.
There are also projects that would drop down drastically after listing on exchange.
Getting early to gain bonus would be great but sometimes it isn't even worth it cause of the huge price drop.

[Powerjumboo]

I think what you said is the highest risk. Binance does not accept all coins on its platform. Moreover, it seems that you got 200% profit from the coin you bought from Bitgate exchange, and later it was listed on Binance, if it had not been listed on Binance, then maybe you would never have gotten 200 percent return. Many people buy tokens from the pre-market before they are listed on the market, some tokens are listed on the market, some tokens come to a good market, and some tokens are not listed. So instead of falling into this risky situation, it is better to invest in the highest coin from the coinmarketcap, but I think the best investment is Bitcoin.

[Strongkored]

One thing i’ve noticed in the crypto space is sometimes a simple strategy can make you more potential profits. I’m sure i’m not only one taking note of the recent happenings on exchanges. I mean one would list projects early, giving investors the opportunity to buy early while another one would list the same project later, it’s like giving the sell signal because early investors sell upon listing.

I’ve seen this happened often especially with $PNUT and $ACT. Yet again, $BMT i bought it on Bitget early on when it listed, it did +200% and sold when i realized the price was dropping upon Binance listing. Its listing pattern nowadays is like giving a sell signal and it wasn’t used to be like this. Seriously, it really needs to change this whole dumping cycle it has going on.

This is the same as when ICO was still trending, early investors will have the opportunity to get big profits when the token is listed on the exchange, but the question is, do all tokens provide profits? The answer is no, first because the price is immediately disappointing at the beginning of the listing, second because as investors, they are often not satisfied with the profits that are already in front of their eyes so they think the price will continue to rise for bigger profits without knowing that there are already those who are ready to throw away a large number of their tokens.

If you are successful with some tokens, it does not mean that the results will always be like that, so be careful because the profits you get can be lost entirely because of one mistake.

[beerlover]

Just to be clear, i didn’t invest in it based on hype. I got the hint that Binance would list it which was what prompted me. Who buy tokens based on hype these days ?

Of course! Otherwise, it just means you didn’t study the project before investing. But hype is crucial for attracting investors. And the fact that you have a hint it might be listed on Binance, that's already part of the hype. These days, when a project gets listed on Binance, it almost always experiences an automatic pump in the early days of trading.

So, the best move is to buy early into a hyped project with real potential.. instant profit that way.

The hype that is required to make a token early is not something that is guaranteed. There are plenty of stuff that got some hype and then ended up just losing the hype and losing everything. I have seen many results where people invested early and then lost bunch of money. If you do not want to lose money that way, then early investment requires a ton of research and a lot of courage and risk taking. If you are right, then you are going to end up making a lot of profit and you will think this is a great idea.

But, if you are wrong then you are going to lose money with the same exact strategy, in which case you will think you made a mistake and do not want to do it again. This is quite important part of the strategy, being right.

[SiliconHat]

I think what you said is the highest risk. Binance does not accept all coins on its platform. Moreover, it seems that you got 200% profit from the coin you bought from Bitgate exchange, and later it was listed on Binance, if it had not been listed on Binance, then maybe you would never have gotten 200 percent return. Many people buy tokens from the pre-market before they are listed on the market, some tokens are listed on the market, some tokens come to a good market, and some tokens are not listed. So instead of falling into this risky situation, it is better to invest in the highest coin from the coinmarketcap, but I think the best investment is Bitcoin.

What happened was quite the opposite, i had already gotten 200% profit prior to Binance listing. The token dumped immediately it was listed on it. This strategy has worked for me in the past tho but i might start looking into coins from coinmarketcap also.

[Bournesparks]

If you're looking for some hype, then buying early is a great strategy.

But make sure you’re investing in the right project. Just because there’s hype doesn’t mean it’s legit, if the project turns out to be a scam, the latecomers will be the ones left holding the bag. And if that happens, what you're investing in is basically just another Ponzi scheme.

You're actually right. Buying early is key but only with the right projects so proper DYOR is needed, but I think what OP means is some exchanges(Bitget) gives more opportunities for a better ROI by listing projects early than most. Saw a thread on Twitter last year about Binance listing being a sell signal these days. It was an eye opener analysis though. I'll look for it and revert.. what do you think?.

[Zanab247]

Early as in when the price start dumping you buy tokens or you buy tokens an early age and hold until you get mature, you don't need to rush when the price of tokens is dumping because you are not the only one waiting for the price to dump before they can buy and hodl.

Not that am supporting procrastination,  Sometimes you have to exercise patience for the price to dump to some level that will make people to confirm the bear run in the market because you will begin seeing people buying coins that will boost their profits.

[justdimin]

This is the same as when ICO was still trending, early investors will have the opportunity to get big profits when the token is listed on the exchange, but the question is, do all tokens provide profits? The answer is no, first because the price is immediately disappointing at the beginning of the listing, second because as investors, they are often not satisfied with the profits that are already in front of their eyes so they think the price will continue to rise for bigger profits without knowing that there are already those who are ready to throw away a large number of their tokens.

If you are successful with some tokens, it does not mean that the results will always be like that, so be careful because the profits you get can be lost entirely because of one mistake.

If the answer was "most of the tokens make profit" that would still make sense to invest early. But the problem we have at the market today is "majority of the tokens don't make money". It means, one out of every hundred projects could be profitable, rest isn't really that great and we can't grow to get better results from them.

So if you really want to make money, by investing early, you are taking a huge risk and can't grow to be doing any big investment from all of this. I suggested going for long term and investing (accumulating) bitcoin for this main purpose, because it is the least risky thing you can do in the crypto world and you would make some decent profit with it too, and there is no reason not to do it.

[MArsland]

One thing i’ve noticed in the crypto space is sometimes a simple strategy can make you more potential profits. I’m sure i’m not only one taking note of the recent happenings on exchanges. I mean one would list projects early, giving investors the opportunity to buy early while another one would list the same project later, it’s like giving the sell signal because early investors sell upon listing.

I’ve seen this happened often especially with $PNUT and $ACT. Yet again, $BMT i bought it on Bitget early on when it listed, it did +200% and sold when i realized the price was dropping upon Binance listing. Its listing pattern nowadays is like giving a sell signal and it wasn’t used to be like this. Seriously, it really needs to change this whole dumping cycle it has going on.

In fact not all early buying methods are profitable, because if you are not careful about the project which turns out to indicate a scam, it means that early buyers suffer losses. Most when making a decision not to sell because they still expect an increase. Besides the strategy that you believe is effective sometimes backfires because in crypto pump and dump happens quickly.

[milewilda]

One thing i’ve noticed in the crypto space is sometimes a simple strategy can make you more potential profits. I’m sure i’m not only one taking note of the recent happenings on exchanges. I mean one would list projects early, giving investors the opportunity to buy early while another one would list the same project later, it’s like giving the sell signal because early investors sell upon listing.

I’ve seen this happened often especially with $PNUT and $ACT. Yet again, $BMT i bought it on Bitget early on when it listed, it did +200% and sold when i realized the price was dropping upon Binance listing. Its listing pattern nowadays is like giving a sell signal and it wasn’t used to be like this. Seriously, it really needs to change this whole dumping cycle it has going on.

You would really be able to notice out that changes overtime. If we do tend to go deep through on which listing up on exchange announcements could really be able to create such hype and peak interest of  people specially to those who had invested early when it is still that being traded with DEX. We do know that once it gets hyped specially by those influencers on X on spamming out that this could be the next hidden gem and shooting up to 1000x blah blah... then it will really be creating up that huge interest but of course not all will really be having that the same scenario or situation and this is why people would really be that keeping on buying on something that having that glimpse of hype because they do get FOMO with that and ending up on having that all in investment but not all really that gets lucky because once a project or meme coins will be listed on various exchangers then not all the time it will really be having that continuity of its hype and rising prices on which there are tons of instances that it do make out that single pump then die after. We've seen this and its not that only a few but almost of those projects out there specially on meme coins. This is why if you do find out that you have been able to make 200% or even more then its always been that ideal that you should be always considerate on taking up profits as much as you could and never make yourself that being too greedy. Usually investors will really be that keeps on failing beause of their greed.

[passwordnow]

Just to be clear, i didn’t invest in it based on hype. I got the hint that Binance would list it which was what prompted me. Who buy tokens based on hype these days ?

Anyway, this has become the strategy of many investors. Looking on the projects that will get listing from them really gets a huge pump. But to mind you people that you also need to be careful and take profits if it's visible because most of the tokens there that got listed are majority getting a huge dump sources tell.

Source: Majority of New Tokens on Binance Are Pump and Dumps, Says New Report

[Dunamisx]

Its commonly known that whenever we are coming across a newly developed token, we should try to know more on the exact time it comes out, because this will help in many ways that we can be able to have an idea of its performance and what to expect from it, some would have been pumped already before we know about then and this will present them being on a very high risk because the market is high already and we are goin in, whereby any moment from that may leads to the fall of the market, after which we might have invested and expected it to pump more higher.

[Ziskinberg]

If you're looking for some hype, then buying early is a great strategy.

But make sure you’re investing in the right project. Just because there’s hype doesn’t mean it’s legit, if the project turns out to be a scam, the latecomers will be the ones left holding the bag. And if that happens, what you're investing in is basically just another Ponzi scheme.

You're actually right. Buying early is key but only with the right projects so proper DYOR is needed, but I think what OP means is some exchanges(Bitget) gives more opportunities for a better ROI by listing projects early than most. Saw a thread on Twitter last year about Binance listing being a sell signal these days. It was an eye opener analysis though. I'll look for it and revert.. what do you think?.

As long as the exchange has good trading volume, it will definitely attract a lot of traders. Traders prefer exchanges where the volume isn’t fake because that’s a good sign it can’t be easily manipulated. So first, the project itself has to be legit, and second, it should be listed on a reputable exchange. I’m not too sure about Bitget, but I’ve been seeing it around a lot, seems like many users are already promoting it.