Yes it is very profitable to new listed coin. When new coin add any other crypto currency Platform on that moment the new listed con prices will be more valuable and when too many crypto currencies platform add on the time the new coin will be more profitable for everyone so I can say it is always profitable.
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it's up to you. It's really risky to enter in the ico phase, which depends on the project, but you can earn it the most
the listing for the crypto currency is basically a positive event, which can lead to a sharp jump or to the planned price growth (although the decline is also possible). so own research helps 
Buying new listed coins is much profitable especially when the coin has shown great potentials of rising high on the market. The marketing team of most of these newly listed coins do their very best to push the coin up on the coinmarket and such a rise in price. Most even adopt the principle of pump and dump and with this, the early smart bird wins at the end of the day.
You asked too general a question. You can not definitely answer it Yes or No. If the response is deployed, then it will be a long post with examples. In short, everything depends on the coin. Often the price falls after the coin enters the market, but not always. At this time, basically buy, if the project is good.
Not every time. Some new projects (like Phantasma, for example) are trading under its ICO price and I think it's a good bet. But buying something that is already up is very risky.
most of the time , the price of new coins that have just been listed will fall . because bounty hunters will sell coins . after a week or two , its price will begin to stabilize . this is a good time to invest .
I think it is a very profitable thing, considering many tokens are cheap when entering the market first, but you also have to see the volume
Its profitable if you trust with the project and have chance to pump for a few next month, because most of new coin get listed on first exchange will be dump for a while cause of many airdrops or bounty hunters to sell their tokens,then tokens will be pump again if the project really good.
Don't rush to buy newly listed tokens, because they have a high probability to break their hair. Last year, as long as the new listing will rise many times, because it is a bull market, so it must rise, but now is a bear market, the majority is to fall.
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?
It is not always like that bro you need to look on the project and on the perspectives of the particular coin, anyway some of those are good when they are just newborn to trade day. 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?
Exchange listing is not a guaranty for profit. It depends on the project if it is good and potential then there is a great chance of profit. It also depends on how the market behaves and how the development team works. Most of the times it is very profitable but not in all cases.
It depends on what coin you are going to buy. However, of course, we only buy coins that we think do have potential in the future. You may purchase them once it gets listed. Most of the time, ERC-20 tokens are being sold at a meager price in IDEX market. Then you'll have to wait for it to get in big exchanges because it will surely pump once it gets listed.
Most of the tokens, the prices on IDEX are not very good, and there are a lot of alligators who choose to trade there. So if you choose a new coin, you have to worry about whether you can stick with it.
It depends on what coin you are going to buy. However, of course, we only buy coins that we think do have potential in the future. You may purchase them once it gets listed. Most of the time, ERC-20 tokens are being sold at a meager price in IDEX market. Then you'll have to wait for it to get in big exchanges because it will surely pump once it gets listed.
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?
Buying a newly listed coin is like using a double edged sword. It could on one hand slash in your favor and give you good profits, or on the other hand slash you and decimate your portfolio value. As usual, this actually depends on the project or coin you are investing in. You simply can't count on techniques or strategies similar to this. You need to do the necessary research and invest wisely.
Buying new listed tokens/coins is good and not good in the same time, you should always look at marketcap and how much hype and fomo around the coin that get listed sometimes tokens/coins dumped hard after a major listing cuz of inside trading. don,t buy coin cuz of the listing buy it for long-term and technology.
If there was a strong hyip around the coin during the ICO, and the investment conditions were very tough, that many could not participate in it, then when entering the exchange the coin will likely go up and it is worth buying. Even with the calculation of a quick sale.
Most of the tokens end up at half the prices after getting listed on exchanges. so I don't think that buying a token right away once it gets listed on an exchange is the right strategy to follow. You need to wait for some time so that you could get a better purchase price. Also you need to see which direction the project is going before investing in it.
The newly listed coin can turn out to be good enough to make you profits when invested . In this case the project is good enough and has found its usability in the market hence a demand that rockets its value. the other probability is that the newly listed coin lacks substance and the product it offers the market is not needed, In this case the coin will be considered a failure and investing in it will lead to losses
It depends for me cause sometimes those coins are falling down that fast that they have showed themselves on market, you will need to check if this coin will make any nice moves in coming time.
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