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Topic: How to buy alts at the right time? - page 9. (Read 996 times)

legendary
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November 13, 2021, 05:35:40 AM
#12
That strategy you do could work but to be certain you can take a look at a more detailed and technical way through technical analysis. If you can find the right indicator and combination of indicators you would probably have the chance to buy altcoins at the right time, but this needs research, practice and application to work.
legendary
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November 13, 2021, 03:14:49 AM
#11
So you're saying that you'll buy some coins a few hours before it got listed on a new exchange(s)? Doesn't that mean you miss the early pump? I'm not sure about that, based on my experience, after the listing, there's also a high chance that the early buyers will dump on you. I've seen it a few times, regardless of how big the exchange is, including Binance.
legendary
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So anyway, I applied as a merit source :)
November 13, 2021, 02:02:02 AM
#10
I try to follow the news about the listing of promising coins on different exchanges, this is almost a 100% chance that after listing the coin will take off, it has been proven more than once from my own experience. For example, now I have bought coins for a budger and nwc, which will soon have a listing on huge exchange. I am sure that the price of these coins will rise immediately.
Maybe you are new to this, but my experience and knowledge is different. ICO coins that used to be running rampant at one time and now have been taken over by new hypes of dApps and then defi and NFT, used to see a drop in price after the initial rise of a few hours. After that investors used to hold for long periods but the price never went back up because there was literally no development going on.

Now a couple of newly launched coins might get big in price, but keep this mind that if there is no market making capability then the coin will not be worth anything in the long term.
 
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How do you define a buy zone for yourself?
By reading older charts and trying to locate support and resistance levels. Very useful when it comes to bitcoin.

You need to have a different strategy for altcoins that are being launched newly. Sell them as soon as possible otherwise you will lose a lot of unrealized profit. If you were not participating in offerings, then dont get in just because others are buying it.

hero member
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Burpaaa
November 13, 2021, 01:56:45 AM
#9
As what I know and I think everyone do this also, buying coins during dip and sell in the peak. I think this is the wise strategy for you to gain profit. But, if you make profits to your own strategy then stick to it but if you do find out that things becomes not really that effective then try to make out some alterations. If you'll going to ask me about this then, I buy during dip and sell in the peak. I always make myself updated to the news for me to know what strategies or techniques do I need to do next.

This is too general and I think even newbie already that. It's more important is to know how to determine if the market is already on dip or not. This is a common mistake of trader. Once they saw a solid red candle, they it's already on dip and all in at that particular price then afterwards the chart printed a series of much longer red candle and let the trader who early to cut loss in pain.

The best strategy to DCA and determine supports level. Place a limit order close to the support price and just wait until it hit. No one can predict if the current price is already in dip unless the chart already print more upward candle to confirm it. Lots of shill channel that usually claiming buy the dip but its an obvious shill just to manipulate the price.
sr. member
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November 13, 2021, 01:50:58 AM
#8
As what I know and I think everyone do this also, buying coins during dip and sell in the peak. I think this is the wise strategy for you to gain profit. But, if you make profits to your own strategy then stick to it but if you do find out that things becomes not really that effective then try to make out some alterations. If you'll going to ask me about this then, I buy during dip and sell in the peak. I always make myself updated to the news for me to know what strategies or techniques do I need to do next.
full member
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November 13, 2021, 01:44:32 AM
#7
I have been tried it many times on new coins and tokens like Shib before it was listed on Binance and it was immediately increased in value after listed on Binance.

The only problem is that after a few hours of increase or I think a day I sold it because I know it just fluctuates and soon it will blow up just like a balloon. And it is only good if you also know when to sell.
After the drop, you can buy it again for a cheaper price if you know that coin or token has potential value just like shib.
People find it hard to sell later on these cemtralised exchanges when the price of these coins increase and they blame site traffic for server crash and you couldn't sell when they peak and on other side people satisfaction does not fulfill even after some profits and when they dump you all are in loss so most of the time it's not good to invest in them according to me.
full member
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November 12, 2021, 09:07:36 PM
#6
Hello friends,

For the first time today, the right light for the cryptocurrency market came on in my head.

Everyone asked themselves the question of how to buy coins at the right time. I wanted to share my experience on these issues.

I try to follow the news about the listing of promising coins on different exchanges, this is almost a 100% chance that after listing the coin will take off, it has been proven more than once from my own experience. For example, now I have bought coins for a budger and nwc, which will soon have a listing on huge exchange. I am sure that the price of these coins will rise immediately.
 
What do you think of this strategy? How do you define a buy zone for yourself?


If you want to know the tactics of when to buy the right time of the altcoins, it is very simple if the price down at more than 20% for me that is the good time to buy that coins as long as the market volume is huge as well, because if not, never buy that coins or else your just gonna waste your time to hold it for sure in which your gonna regret it for sure.
hero member
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November 12, 2021, 08:57:12 PM
#5
Hello friends,

For the first time today, the right light for the cryptocurrency market came on in my head.

Everyone asked themselves the question of how to buy coins at the right time. I wanted to share my experience on these issues.

I try to follow the news about the listing of promising coins on different exchanges, this is almost a 100% chance that after listing the coin will take off, it has been proven more than once from my own experience. For example, now I have bought coins for a budger and nwc, which will soon have a listing on huge exchange. I am sure that the price of these coins will rise immediately.
 
What do you think of this strategy? How do you define a buy zone for yourself?
That's the typical strategy for those chasers of newly listed coins.

Upon listing, there's likely the assurance that it will go up. But to mind those people that will do the same, not all coins are going to pump despite being newly listed to an exchange.

It's just that the most of them are pumping.
legendary
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November 12, 2021, 07:58:21 PM
#4
I have been tried it many times on new coins and tokens like Shib before it was listed on Binance and it was immediately increased in value after listed on Binance.

The only problem is that after a few hours of increase or I think a day I sold it because I know it just fluctuates and soon it will blow up just like a balloon. And it is only good if you also know when to sell.
After the drop, you can buy it again for a cheaper price if you know that coin or token has potential value just like shib.
hero member
Activity: 2856
Merit: 667
November 12, 2021, 05:13:11 PM
#3
Buy the dip and sell at the peak.

Sort of saying in the crypto space but you still need to study and learn from your experience because you need to do the right timing. Experience will tell you what to do since that would probably make you consistent with what you are doing.

This kind of strategy is very effective on my part, I'm not a day trader so it really fits me.
lastly, you need to trust that crypto is here to stay and everyone it falls it always recovers as that would make you calm.
hero member
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November 12, 2021, 04:55:36 PM
#2
What do you think of this strategy? How do you define a buy zone for yourself?

As long you do make profits then stick to it but if you do find out that things becomes not really that effective then try to make out some alterations but if you do ask me then buying on the right time is something that very hard because not all coins tended to be listed on an exchange would take off and make out some significant rise because before the coin gets listed then it would pump and after its been trading already on the platform then it would make out some correction.Most investors would definitely
be buying before and not after gets listed because most of the time it would really be moving that way.
jr. member
Activity: 69
Merit: 8
November 12, 2021, 04:32:40 PM
#1
Hello friends,

For the first time today, the right light for the cryptocurrency market came on in my head.

Everyone asked themselves the question of how to buy coins at the right time. I wanted to share my experience on these issues.

I try to follow the news about the listing of promising coins on different exchanges, this is almost a 100% chance that after listing the coin will take off, it has been proven more than once from my own experience. For example, now I have bought coins for a budger and nwc, which will soon have a listing on huge exchange. I am sure that the price of these coins will rise immediately.
 
What do you think of this strategy? How do you define a buy zone for yourself?
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