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Quote from: cryptoknight_ on April 26, 2018, 06:56:23 PM

I've only been trading for a few months and I am not very experienced. Can anyone suggest any helpful websites where I can find out which coins are scheduled to start trading on the exchanges? I know of coinschedule.com but I know there must be other places out there which can be helpful. Any other strategies and recommendation is very appreciated.

- Your best trading experience will come from the exchanges those are reputed and used as a trusted source in your country.Do a little more research about them before blindly depositing any coins.
- The worst part about the trading suggestions is,they're a cliche.There isn't a consensus that helps in very scenario for every trader.Strategies matter.Read a lot of books on trading in general I guess ?
- The golden rule which needs to be followed by all the traders --> Don't use exchange as your primary to store all your coins.
- Watching tutorials on YouTube will be a good way to start with.

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Quote from: cryptoknight_ on April 26, 2018, 06:56:23 PM

I've only been trading for a few months and I am not very experienced. Can anyone suggest any helpful websites where I can find out which coins are scheduled to start trading on the exchanges? I know of coinschedule.com but I know there must be other places out there which can be helpful. Any other strategies and recommendation is very appreciated.

Im not sure if there's an existing site like that. Most responses here to you was sites for an upcoming ICO and not about those certain coins that will be scheduled to start trading on exchanges. Coinschedule just list some ICO's too.

Project nowadays are not giving ETA's for exchange listing. If that is an ERC20 token surething it will be listed on Forkdelta but for centralized exchange it will takes time. So in here the best wat to is to keep updated by the happenings of a certain project via joining their connection like Telegram, ANN Thread or social media. You can also follow exchanges twitter accounts as they are doing tweets once they list a certain coins.

You can look here: https://coinmarketcap.com/new/ for newly added coins on CMC. Since it's updated you won't be late if you want to joined the action. Just head on the Market tab once you select a coin if you want to find out on what exchanges it was being traded.

chadtn

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You can find companies you are interested in for https://icobench.com/, where you can see the basic information, as well as look at the rating from the experts. And an interesting resource: https://icodrops.com/. Also many people recommended me a website https://www.icohotlist.com/

susila_bai

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Quote from: Tomik21 on April 27, 2018, 02:12:17 AM

For the selection of the forthcoming ICO can recommend the https://icodrops.com/. This is a fairly reputable site in the matter.

Just checked the recommened sites and it is very good perfectly arranged and anyone can know the full details about the project in one place. Thanks for the info, as i was also wanted this type of site to get all info about ICO'S.

Tomik21

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For the selection of the forthcoming ICO can recommend the https://icodrops.com/. This is a fairly reputable site in the matter.

Awesomus Maximus

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Besides coinschedule.com you can use several others:

Token Market: https://tokenmarket.net/ico-calendar
ICO Allert: https://www.icoalert.com/
ICO Hot List: https://www.icohotlist.com/

cryptoknight_

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I've only been trading for a few months and I am not very experienced. Can anyone suggest any helpful websites where I can find out which coins are scheduled to start trading on the exchanges? I know of coinschedule.com but I know there must be other places out there which can be helpful. Any other strategies and recommendation is very appreciated.

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