⌛In less than 20 minutes the $TNSR currency will be listed. Here are some tips to avoid losing money trading with this currency:

1. Expect initial volatility: Newly listed coins experience high volatility in the first few minutes or even hours of trading. Don't rush to buy immediately. Wait for the market to stabilize a bit before making a decision.

2. Look at the entry price: Often, the entry price in the first few minutes can be significantly higher than the initial public offering (IPO) price. Consider waiting a bit to see if the price drops before buying.

3. Define a purchase limit: Don't get carried away by FOMO. Stay disciplined and calm and buy within your established limits.

4. Use limit orders: Instead of making a market purchase, consider using limit orders to specify the maximum price you are willing to pay for the currency. This helps you avoid buying at excessively high prices due to volatility.

🚨 New currencies have high volatility, so you can either win a lot or lose everything. Remember to do your own research.

SEC is now running an exchange, and it is addicted to collecting money

The best option for UNI now is to pay the money to settle the matter, stabilize the price of the currency, and make the money back, but with SCE's bandit mentality, it will not rob only once, (Binance is a lesson learned)

If it is like XPR, but the currency price is prone to collapse, (XPR is still suing the SEC), this risk is relatively high.

The above two situations are not very friendly to retail investors. Now it depends on how $UNI
publicizes this crisis.

It is no wonder that many people criticize SEC for being both a *** and a ***
#Saga #sui