1. The primary market generally leaves enough room for appreciation in the secondary market. How should I put it? The primary market goes through the seed round, private placement round, and public offering round. The price increases in each round, and it is very common to have a multiple price difference. Here we have to say that the seed round is very low. After layers of increase, it is the secondary market after listing, and it is not impossible for the price to increase tenfold or a hundredfold.
2. The primary market has a higher threshold. What does the threshold mean? The news of private IDO in the primary market is relatively closed, so if coin holders want to obtain first-hand resources of the project, it is a good choice to enter a high-quality exchange community. However, most private new coins are monopolized by large institutions. The threshold means that you can make money while others may not. The threshold also means smaller risks. Only a few people compete for money. In the secondary market, everyone can buy and sell, and you can make money. Don’t you feel a chill in your back?
3. In the primary market, you only need to pick good projects and hold them for a long time? The secondary market is prone to chasing ups and downs, and the operation is too difficult. The virtual currency market is a market that lacks supervision and depth, and is easily manipulated by funds. Retail investors seek profits in the secondary market, just like snatching food from a tiger's mouth. The primary market can make your assets snowball faster. For example, out of 10 projects, 4 doubled, 2 doubled 5 times, 1 doubled 10 times, and the worst 3 broke the issue price. In this way, you can calculate how much net profit you can make, and then continue to reinvest with the principal + profit, and finally maximize your profits.
The above 3 points are for those who are familiar with the primary market. If you don’t understand, don’t try! #BTC #MEME
