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Learning & News => For Beginners => Basic Questions about Cryptos => Topic started by: cinethyc on March 02, 2025, 06:47:54 PM
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Many traders are testing strategies for newly listed tokens. The idea is to wait for the initial sell-off, let the market cap stabilize, and then enter based on confirmation signals. One project I’m watching closely is ROAM, a decentralized global WiFi network set to be listed soon.
ROAM has strong potential with its seamless connectivity and decentralized rewards. However, a major challenge remains—finding an exchange that supports zero gas fee deposits. High fees often eat into small airdrop earnings before trading even begins, making it harder to maximize profits. This issue extends beyond ROAM and affects many traders dealing with new tokens.
As I refine my approach, I’d love to hear from others—do you consider zero gas fee exchanges when choosing where to trade? And when dealing with new listings, do you buy early or wait for the market to settle?
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I heard more about ROAM project because they have launched an airdrop event but can't guarantee will raise higher price later when listing at market with latest update Bybit will list soon. However too risk when buying or investing with any coins have released at pre market due recent many coins when listing have most lower price than pre market price.
But you can check firstly about ROAM project how much coins allocated for airdrop user will give huge impact later price going down or not, usually if large amount allocated for airdrop participants will drop after listing at market with difficulty recovery and raise to higher price.
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I heard more about ROAM project because they have launched an airdrop event but can't guarantee will raise higher price later when listing at market with latest update Bybit will list soon. However too risk when buying or investing with any coins have released at pre market due recent many coins when listing have most lower price than pre market price.
But you can check firstly about ROAM project how much coins allocated for airdrop user will give huge impact later price going down or not, usually if large amount allocated for airdrop participants will drop after listing at market with difficulty recovery and raise to higher price.
I'm guessing because it's a DEPIN project, it's got more juice. Oh it'll on bybit? That means just Binance left cos there's always zero deposit offer on Bitget.. could ROAM do more than GRASS in terms of price trend?.
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As I refine my approach, I’d love to hear from others—do you consider zero gas fee exchanges when choosing where to trade? And when dealing with new listings, do you buy early or wait for the market to settle?
Of course I do, fees are everything man. Because I have experienced trading on a dex with ERC20 token and that token got me up a lot of fees that I don't want to pay but I have to just to dispose that token asap and get the cash out. But for these new listings, I am no longer going to take the bait for these developers. Those are mainly made for hype and they get listing to few exchanges until they make it to the bigger ones.
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Exchanges doesn't move funds anywhere so they can offer zero fee trades but sustainable only for short term unless their goal is to rug pull. I would say just dump the token that you got from sales as soon as it hits the market which is the best strategy to make money, long game doesn't pay off so just move strategically.
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I am not a fan of memecoins but it's better that you take your time to study the coin and know when to buy or sell. However, I only transfer USDT from one exchange to another and I do prefer to use BEP20 blockchain to do that because it's free. Other blockchain, you pay for it.
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Many traders are testing strategies for newly listed tokens. The idea is to wait for the initial sell-off, let the market cap stabilize, and then enter based on confirmation signals. One project I’m watching closely is ROAM, a decentralized global WiFi network set to be listed soon.
ROAM has strong potential with its seamless connectivity and decentralized rewards. However, a major challenge remains—finding an exchange that supports zero gas fee deposits. High fees often eat into small airdrop earnings before trading even begins, making it harder to maximize profits. This issue extends beyond ROAM and affects many traders dealing with new tokens.
As I refine my approach, I’d love to hear from others—do you consider zero gas fee exchanges when choosing where to trade? And when dealing with new listings, do you buy early or wait for the market to settle?
That's a great strategy if used well, but the question is how do you know when the sell-off is over? I've tried this strategy a few times, but my challenge is buying at a level that keeps dipping.
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but the question is how do you know when the sell-off is over? I've tried this strategy a few times, but my challenge is buying at a level that keeps dipping.
I think that's the biggest challenge since years ago. Buying after a huge price dump after listing is not new. There are many factors at play here, from volumes, overall sentiment on the market, whether it's listed on bigger exchanges or not, etc. Nobody knows unless you're a big player with some connections. At the very least you should avoid new listings with low liquidity even if it was hyped as hell on social media. The price swing will definitely kills any excitement for that project if they can't improve liquidity and recovery will be slow. CMIIW.
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As I refine my approach, I’d love to hear from others—do you consider zero gas fee exchanges when choosing where to trade? And when dealing with new listings, do you buy early or wait for the market to settle?
There is nothing like zero gas fee and I don't cosider it anyway because we don't have to, if a project is good enough and have the potential to give us some decent profit then it really does not matter how much we lose on fee because in the end with good projects we can always make profit.
I never heard about this project before but from the looks I think it is near to a project peaq I can be wrong but peaq is a good project and I have seen it growing in short period of time and getting a decent market cap too. Point is if this roam project have some potential then in short period of time it will give us something.
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ROAM sounds promising, but isn't 'decentralized global WiFi' just a fancy way of saying ‘another network that nobody will use’? Also, zero gas fees are great, until the exchange decides to make up for it with hidden withdrawal fees. What’s the real win here?
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Many traders are testing strategies for newly listed tokens. The idea is to wait for the initial sell-off, let the market cap stabilize, and then enter based on confirmation signals. One project I’m watching closely is ROAM, a decentralized global WiFi network set to be listed soon.
ROAM has strong potential with its seamless connectivity and decentralized rewards. However, a major challenge remains—finding an exchange that supports zero gas fee deposits. High fees often eat into small airdrop earnings before trading even begins, making it harder to maximize profits. This issue extends beyond ROAM and affects many traders dealing with new tokens.
As I refine my approach, I’d love to hear from others—do you consider zero gas fee exchanges when choosing where to trade? And when dealing with new listings, do you buy early or wait for the market to settle?
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