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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: Any advice for a newbie?
« on: Today at 05:30:03 PM »I'm still a little new to this so just thought to ask here, how familiar are you folks with pre-market offers? I've seen a new token I'd like to buy but for now it's only available on pre-market basis.AFAIK I understand its easier for buyers to make trades on pre-market, but this fact also depends on the fact that which pre-market are you using. I have not used any pre-market yet, but I am familiar with some, the one I am talking about is of ByBit. You can read there guide in here As buyers don't have to pledge any funds as collateral while sellers have to and if sellers failed to deliver the funds then the buyer will be compensated from the funds that the sellers have pledged to the trade. That's why I said the buyers have an advantage in pre-market over sellers.
Overall, I would say if you are doing pre-market just to make a profit in the long then don't think of it, as its not even %40 surety if making a profit or not. Most of the coins fall below the rates they are being traded on Pre-market, but some won't it all depends on the potential of the project if it's good then it can outperform the expectations. If you are planning to short then the advice is the same but in the opposite manner. I hope you understand.