#USUAL#ME#MOVE#ORCA#ACX#PNUT#ACT
New coins contain huge opportunities.
Preface:
New coins being listed always become the focus of attention; however, precisely because there are many followers and overly high enthusiasm, they often result in high prices at the opening.
With many participants, naturally, some will profit while others will lose. Those who profit are pleased and feel good, continuing to charge ahead; those who lose are filled with resentment, cursing the platform and the project.
However, they are unwilling to calm down and reflect.
Most people have a habit: when they achieve something, they attribute it to themselves, believing they are capable; conversely, if they fail, they blame others and do not look for reasons within themselves...
I have a saying: personal growth lies in understanding this world, recognizing oneself, and then realizing that one cannot change the world, so one must change oneself to integrate with the world.
Main point: New coins are like rich mines; diligent digging will yield substantial benefits.
Category 1: Newly launched coins, akin to premium rich mines, such as ME and MOVE, where chips are relatively concentrated at launch, and the market capitalization is not small, with the project party having strength.
This type of asset generally has many opportunities after being listed: initially, there will typically be a rise, which is an opportunity for short-term trading. Why will it rise? After all, the project party has strength and cares about its reputation, and a rise will attract more participation. However, the extent of the rise will not be too large, considering the market capitalization is substantial.
After that, it will naturally drop, creating short-selling opportunities.
Once it stabilizes after a drop, there will be opportunities to build positions. To avoid misjudging the low point, one can buy in batches. Here’s the reasoning: when encountering good projects, their potential is limitless, and they will naturally grow stronger; when encountering average projects, they won't continue to drop indefinitely, especially since the current environment is a bull market, and significant fluctuations make it easier to achieve a turnover of chips; only the lowest-level operations will continuously crash.
Category 2: Old coins listed on Binance are like medium-rich mines. For example, ACX, ORCA.
This type has scattered chips, and after being listed, there is heavy selling pressure, generally opening high and closing low. This creates short-selling opportunities. Just don't have too heavy a position for easier operation. It's worth mentioning that many people like to buy and sell at the opening moment to try for a short profit, perhaps enjoying the excitement of sudden volatility... however, one careless move can trap you at the highest point. I find it hard to understand this behavior.
Every time an old coin is listed, it traps a group of people, followed by various complaints and curses... but it’s of no use; the world continues to turn, and those who cannot adapt are eliminated and forgotten.
Still, the world will not change because of you. Calm down to think; perhaps you will find that the platform has actually left a window open, that is, the contracts were still open at the time of listing. Buying spot may lead to being harvested, but short-selling contracts is the preferred option.
After that, it won't continue to drop indefinitely; it will roughly fall by 40%-60% before welcoming a rebound. There are also opportunities to grab rebounds here, but the operation requires professional skills.
Category 3: Web-linked coins or meme coins listed on Binance, considered medium mines, such as PNUT, ACT, and THE. After all, there are disparities; those with high popularity will soar immediately upon listing, while those without strength will kneel upon entry.
This type of newly launched coins has short-term opportunities, and short-selling afterwards can be very interesting.
Category 4: New coins in pre-market trading, USUAL, are like premium rich mines.
Pre-market trading is a new phenomenon, naturally attracting the highest attention, like a superstar among stars.
I believe the biggest opportunity lies in the pre-market trading period, finding low points to buy in; you can hold the position or take daily profits, as there are expectations, so feel free to play happily! 😃
Of course, this is a benefit for many retail investors, as large holders are restricted in their amounts.
Recently, various positive or promotional messages about USUAL have been overwhelming, as it has risen and continued to do so for many days.
In summary, the positive factors are: first, large holders are limited, and the listing restrictions are lifted; second, TVL increases; third, the project model has potential; fourth, the market capitalization is not large.
What will happen after listing? I believe there are generally two possibilities:
First, after the listing, there is a surge of energy, united in action, causing a dramatic rise;
Secondly, after listing, it often opens high and closes low, washing out the initial hype, and then comes the rally. The reason is that large holders are limited in their low-price purchases; once the price rises, others continue to lift it, which sounds a bit risky; moreover, the chips are very scattered, making a direct rally not beneficial for the main capital.