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Learning & News => For Beginners => Basic Questions about Cryptos => Topic started by: Akinwale Akinkunmi on March 28, 2025, 05:56:42 PM
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I came across a post from a young lady on X who's doing well as a crypto trader. One thing that caught my attention was her claim that she's been trading only one coin for a year, consistently making profits. I'm skeptical about her approach, but I did learn something from her. Personally, I've been focusing on a single strategy: buying a project's coin when it's listed and selling immediately after it's listed on major exchanges like Binance.
Let me explain further for you to understand. Some days ago, I saw a post on X where Binance asked people to vote for projects to be listed on their exchange. $MUBARAK, $Bananas31, and one another project were topping the list. I decided to search for exchanges that had already listed these projects and found that Bitget had listed them early. I bought in, and today, with Binance's listing, I'm in profit. The only regret is that I didn't invest more. This strategy has worked well for me, and I encourage you to find one strategy that works for you.
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That is not a new strategy and you need insiders for that. Some that you might found are just mere rumors when early investors of a project tells that it will get on Binance soon. That's one strategy for the developers and marketers themselves and the risk goes to speculators and those traders that are looking for a coin to trade and think they're early on it. This is a risky type of strategy if you'd ask me. I've followed this strategy before but all I can say is that it didn't do good for me.