Now that we understand the meaning of pre-market trading, in simple terms, it means that when a certain coin is not yet online on Binance, but is about to be listed, you can buy and sell it in advance. However, if there is no selling order, you cannot buy it. Of course, we, the little leeks, do not have this consideration. It is similar to the call auction in the stock market. It is a bit like opening a blind box. If you are lucky, you buy it in, and it will rise several times after the opening. If you are unlucky, you buy it in, and it may fall several times. This depends on our exploration of new currency projects. The usual project operation, how much airdrop, how much the project party has left, the proportion of control, etc. It doesn't feel difficult, it's a bit interesting, and I will study it in depth and share it tomorrow. The following is the bn article, everyone can take a look. This avoids the situation where there is a burst after the launch and you can't buy in halfway. It can be said that it is a real small risk. But it has been a long time since I saw a currency on Binance that rose hundreds of times after listing. So many people bought again at #币安盘前交易 for the second time, pushing up the price. The only thing I am worried about is that it is best to release the pre-market trading volume, so that we who have played stocks and call auctions can judge the main force's behavior. It has some advantages for professional traders. #@Binance Burmese https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cart/14017543174841?r=527831495&l=zh-CN&uco=O7w9u41oyI0oE6l4prv5oA&uc=app_square_share_link&us=copylink