Unlike old coins, new tokens can shoot and give a lot of X, but such a sharp rise is possible only in those companies that are very well advertised and if the token is based on strong technology. To do this, study the team, product and white paper.
The fact is that the old coins began to develop even at a time when the market was green. Today, it is very difficult to develop new projects and therefore there are some dangers when investing in new coins.
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Unlike old coins, new tokens can shoot and give a lot of X, but such a sharp rise is possible only in those companies that are very well advertised and if the token is based on strong technology. To do this, study the team, product and white paper.
The fact is that the old coins began to develop even at a time when the market was green. Today, it is very difficult to develop new projects and therefore there are some dangers when investing in new coins.New coins still take time to develop and will surprise if there is a chance. New coin developers are working seriously for this.
Unlike old coins, new tokens can shoot and give a lot of X, but such a sharp rise is possible only in those companies that are very well advertised and if the token is based on strong technology. To do this, study the team, product and white paper.
The fact is that the old coins began to develop even at a time when the market was green. Today, it is very difficult to develop new projects and therefore there are some dangers when investing in new coins.
Unlike old coins, new tokens can shoot and give a lot of X, but such a sharp rise is possible only in those companies that are very well advertised and if the token is based on strong technology. To do this, study the team, product and white paper.
Buying a new listed coin have a higher chance to gain profit out of it but not all the time. The most important thing to do is always review the background of the project you are investing on and believe to be profitable in the long run.
Buy a new token can be a favorable investment of money. New projects are done by coins cheap and available. The good decision will be to study the project and its prospect. If van she is pleasant, then buy coins.
buying newly listed coin is profitable when the coins have lot of reputation we cant simply keeping buying coins which are newly listed
It is a huge risk these days now to buy new listed coins at exchanges.we do not know the bottom of any coin in this red market.
Unprofitable. As far as my experience. Every penny when listed goes down a lot. And then a few days. Then the coins were pumped. Because when just listed. Most bounty hunters and cashew investors sell all of the tokens they own
Good Day guys, just searching for an alternative way to invest my money to,
so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?
I'll tell you how I do. If I chose a bounty company to sign or social networks or articles on a blog. And I like this company very much, then I can safely buy coins on the ICO. And after the ICO, sometimes bounty hunters sell their coins, I also buy them at a price lower than it was on the ICO. There are exchanges like Ether Delta. so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?
I have some experience buying new coin ICO at listing, the name Token its Bobsrepair BOBS, iam have bobs 3k succes selling at 800 sat then the price 1 day after listing dump to 150 sat buyback again and iam turn my 3k bobs to 17k bobs sell it again at 600 sat. its really profitable if you have a right time and remember always buying below ico price like 80-90% below from ico price
You had a very perfect timing. Nowadays, there are only few coins who pump so hard at its first listing in exchanges. Most of the newly listed coins are being dumped and will recover in quite some time. That's making me relize, participating in ICOs makes less return than buying right after it is listed on exchanges.I agree with you. Most of the ICOs these days are being dump after being listed in an exchange. The reason is the private/presale guys who had bought the tokens for a very huge discount or bonuses before the actual ICO or token sale happened have the liberty to dump their holdings foe instant profit. We should be selective in choosing the right one to invest in.
Each and every asset has got its specific growth period, if you're aware about it and has got hold of it prior to that it is truly profitable. None of the asset has gone low, without a single price pumping. So, profitability of a new listed asset has a large dependence upon the market, the development team behind it as well the real time usage.
Great point. Yes profitability of new listed coin will depend the real usage of it and to the market behavior that maybe some investors eager to invest on it due to its high potential market demands and inflation. But we must be vigilant to the market trends to catch up the mode.
Each and every asset has got its specific growth period, if you're aware about it and has got hold of it prior to that it is truly profitable. None of the asset has gone low, without a single price pumping. So, profitability of a new listed asset has a large dependence upon the market, the development team behind it as well the real time usage.
Good Day guys, just searching for an alternative way to invest my money to,
so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?
so the question is, is buying new listed token(token that just ended ICO) to an exchange profitable? do many of you do that? would you recommend doing that? or should I buy on their ICOs?
Yes if you get a really nice ICO project and handled the extraordinary team, of course, it will be profitable. And this you have to be careful because not all coins ICO after entering the stock exchange it is nice. Because there is still a lot of coins after entering the stock exchange they will progressively down the price because of many of the participants who did coin sales bounty.
Buying new listed coins is profitable if the coin is a coin that has great hype, then it will profitable, example is Quarkchain when it hit exchanges, people that bought it when it first hit exchanges, made some good gains before it went down again, we are in bear market right now, so it is only the hype coin that will be profitable to buy when listed on exchanges.
Most times, buying a newly listed coin could be highly profitable but with the recent happenings in the market, I don't think it is profitable any more. Some coins, immediately they get listed, they are dumping badly. I have been burnt from such circumstance. Therefore, in general, I don't think it is profitable any more.
money mostly flowing to the new projects, so its good to buy new ones ..
This depends on the market. Previously, believing that investing in new coins was listed after the ICO ended, I lost 3 BTCs. I bought ATFS when it was listed on the coinexchange and the price has dropped to 30%
I don't think so. Listings always affect the price of coin, usually it looks like a simple pump and then coin falls.
Actually what I notice these days, the opposite is profitable. Most new listed tokens started high and drop afterwards. Many examples out there like, QuarkChain, Pchain, Atonomi, Essentia, etc. It's good if you sell first day and wait couple days/weeks to buy at almost half price.
It's not entirely clear what you advise. Because all the coins that you listed (QuarkChain, Pchain, Atonomi, Essentia, etc.), just after entering the exchange soared in price. These are good coins, so their price has increased. That's why it's very important to buy them at the ICO stage (which I did).And if I were waiting for them listing on exchange, then I could never buy them at the price that I bought.
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