Launch Cryptocurrencies: How to Invest Strategically and Avoid Losses

The cryptocurrency market is known for its volatility and the profit opportunities it offers, but also for its high risks, especially in new projects. If you have invested in cryptos such as Usual, Orca, Move, ME, ACX or other launch cryptocurrencies, it is essential to understand how to operate with these currencies and maximize your gains without compromising your capital.

1. The Long-Term Rule: Only for Consolidated Projects

The long-term accumulation (holder) strategy is valid for solid currencies, such as:

Bitcoin (BTC)

Ethereum (ETH)

Cardano (ADA)

Solana (SOL)

XRP (Ripple)

These projects have a history, solid fundamentals and market acceptance, making them ideal for gradual accumulation. For example, investing R$100 per month in BTC or ETH can generate good results over the years.

2. Launches: Focus on Quick Trades

With new coins like Usual or Move, the idea of ​​holding for the long term usually doesn’t apply. These projects have high expectations at the beginning, but many lose value quickly. The best strategy here is short-term trading:

Buy early: When the coin launches, take advantage of the initial appreciation.

Sell fast: As soon as the coin goes up 20% to 50%, take your profits. Don’t expect 10x or 100x gains.

3. Why Take Profits Fast?

Big investors get in early and get out fast, moving the market:

You might invest $1,000 and make $300, but think you can make more and wait.

Meanwhile, someone who invested $100,000 cashes out with a $30,000 profit, driving the coin’s price down.

If you don’t take profits at the right time, you could end up stuck in a steep decline.

4. Beware of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)

Influencers often over-promise to entice investors. They say things like:

"Anyone who doesn't buy Usual is crazy!"

"This is the opportunity of a lifetime."

While you're being convinced to invest, they've already bought early and are ready to sell when the price goes up.