Investing on Presale or coin already in the crypto market?

[Gurujebs]

As an investor, would you like to invest on presale or rather invest on coins already in the crypto market?
We see presale as a way New Projects use in raising funds to develop their project and have enough funds at listing on Crypto exchanges.
Presale is a very good way of making profits for investors because they are likely to purchase the token at lower price, always lesser than listing price, and when the token is listed successfully... it's a mega profit making, but we see different projects sometimes are unable to meet up hardcap or even softcap at presale and making listing impossible. Investors are likely to run on loss because they don't possibly refund them when project isn't successful.
On the other hand, investment on tokens already listed on exchanges are likely to bring profit to investors but it takes a long time, even more longer when market is going down.
I'll like to hear from y'all. What's your take, Investing on Presale or on coin already listed on exchanges?

All you have said is true but it's not true in all every situation. I just want you to know that the most risky part of them all is buying a coin that is not yet listed, there are much red flag in them but if you have the right connection to get into good coins through either renowned venture capitals or exchanges, you will make more money that you can ever imagine.

On the other hand, listed coins aren't risky as the unlisted coins but this also depend on when you bought it, it's not all listed coins that takes years before they give you profits. If you are lucky, some will give you yearly or at most in that same bull cycle if it's has not been pumped already.

[bee]

I'm not sure that the presale method is still used in the web3 era if the team is not an influential person or has connections to large fund holders. As for this event, it is usually opened specifically by projects that are really serious from the start, where companies or big figures only get the opportunity to whitelist and their names will be listed in the ranks of investor partners.

[bayu7adi]

I'm not sure that the presale method is still used in the web3 era if the team is not an influential person or has connections to large fund holders. As for this event, it is usually opened specifically by projects that are really serious from the start, where companies or big figures only get the opportunity to whitelist and their names will be listed in the ranks of investor partners.

"Usually" So if there is no presale, that means the project is not serious??? I feel a little strange about this statement, for several projects that I know of, presale is often used as an attractive method for large and small investors because the price is relatively cheap... but in the discussion of the topic this time it is the relationship between investment opportunity time... is it time presale, or when it is listed on the stock exchange....

Presales never guarantee entry to the stock exchange... but when they do make it to the stock exchange, the price increases are huge. When it is on the exchange, volatility is greatly influenced by supply and demand... and you will not find a price explosion when it enters the exchange, because the coin is already on the exchange.

[bitterguy28]

As an investor, would you like to invest on presale or rather invest on coins already in the crypto market?

I'll like to hear from y'all. What's your take, Investing on Presale or on coin already listed on exchanges?

Why do we need to choose one when we can be part on both? if there is a high potential project then why not deny trusting on pre-sale if we can see our future profit from them?

back in the days of ICO i use to try Pre-saling investing but sadly im a failure , and that is why now  i only focused in existing or listed currencies such us ranking coins.

but try to find them both if you can make money either in Pre-sale  or in old school projects .

[Kemarit]

As an investor, would you like to invest on presale or rather invest on coins already in the crypto market?
We see presale as a way New Projects use in raising funds to develop their project and have enough funds at listing on Crypto exchanges.
Presale is a very good way of making profits for investors because they are likely to purchase the token at lower price, always lesser than listing price, and when the token is listed successfully... it's a mega profit making, but we see different projects sometimes are unable to meet up hardcap or even softcap at presale and making listing impossible. Investors are likely to run on loss because they don't possibly refund them when project isn't successful.
On the other hand, investment on tokens already listed on exchanges are likely to bring profit to investors but it takes a long time, even more longer when market is going down.
I'll like to hear from y'all. What's your take, Investing on Presale or on coin already listed on exchanges?

There are still risks here,

Pre-Sale - yeah, it's cheap and you think that you hit the jackpot. However, you don't know if it will be successful in the future or how big it will be for you to get back your investments and then win some.

Coin already listed - still there is also a risk, but it's not as big as pre-sale, it could become stable overtime, but your profits might not as big as the pre-sale as it has been in the market already and you know that we have the bear and bull cycle. So it might take sometime for your to recover your investment and your profit might not as big as the pre-sale.

Bigger risk, bigger reward.

[Bobcrypto]

As an investor, would you like to invest on presale or rather invest on coins already in the crypto market?
We see presale as a way New Projects use in raising funds to develop their project and have enough funds at listing on Crypto exchanges.
Presale is a very good way of making profits for investors because they are likely to purchase the token at lower price, always lesser than listing price, and when the token is listed successfully... it's a mega profit making, but we see different projects sometimes are unable to meet up hardcap or even softcap at presale and making listing impossible. Investors are likely to run on loss because they don't possibly refund them when project isn't successful.
On the other hand, investment on tokens already listed on exchanges are likely to bring profit to investors but it takes a long time, even more longer when market is going down.
I'll like to hear from y'all. What's your take, Investing on Presale or on coin already listed on exchanges?

These days investing pre-sale is very risky, most new start up projects are not sincere even when they are successful. For example, after presale is concluded and project hit hardcap, it is a common practice that coins are listed above presale price, but unfortunately, many of these new start projects chooses to list coin on presale price, or even below presale with the thought that market forces, that is , the demand/supply principle will play out at the long run for the price growth.
Again, buying on presale is also risky because it can turn a scam except you have carried out a very critical research and get a good information about the project owners or the of team involve.
In a nut share, I think it is safer to invest on the existing coin than investing on presale.

[hugeblack]

I 100% agree with you, you see most of all these pump and dump projects, after a while they end up being delisted from exchanges and those that invest on it are likely to run a huge loss because the token becomes unknown in the market. And I've also witnessed coins that will just start dumping after listing.

In the past, exchanges used to de-list such tokens because tracking prices was expensive and liquidity was low, but nowadays exchanges have different launchpad and listing levels. These levels are what make it possible to keep these tokens for long time before removing them.

[debra]

What's your take, Investing on Presale or on coin already listed on exchanges?

I prefer investing in the coins which are already listed on exchanges.
I've experienced many times that many projects have good concept but they only list their tokens/coins on bad exchanges. Even worse, they only list on a single exchange. This will never grow the price of the coins/tokens. At the end of the day, the coins/tokens become dead coins/tokens because there are too low demand on the market.

If the coins/tokens are listed on the exchanges, we can analyze where the coins are listed and how the daily volumes of the coins. If they coins are listed on bad exchanges, it is better to avoid investing on the coins. Moreover, if the daily volumes are too low and there are too few exchanges for the coins. It is better to invest in the coins listed on reputable exchanges only.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I'll like to hear from y'all. What's your take, Investing on Presale or on coin already listed on exchanges?

Presales were only profitable to invest in in the early days of crypto, this is around 2014, 15, 16, 17 era of crypto.
This days and now, even majority of projects running presale of their tokens often over price the token or coin, which is why most of the time, we see that the moment a coin or token gets listed, the price immediately falls below the presale price because many of those who bought the asset on presale wants to sell, but there are not enough buys to ensure that the asset price climbs up, which explains one thing clearly, the asset was overpriced during the presale comparing it to the type of community they have gathered.

So for me personally, I've stopped buying or investing in projects during presale, I prefer to invest when the asset gets listed on the exchange, I don't mind even if I have to buy it at a slightly higher price, which is even very rare to see days. 99 percent of the projects I participated in their presale sold below the presale price immediately it was listed on exchanges.

[Roseline492]

As an investor, would you like to invest on presale or rather invest on coins already in the crypto market?
We see presale as a way New Projects use in raising funds to develop their project and have enough funds at listing on Crypto exchanges.
Presale is a very good way of making profits for investors because they are likely to purchase the token at lower price, always lesser than listing price, and when the token is listed successfully... it's a mega profit making, but we see different projects sometimes are unable to meet up hardcap or even softcap at presale and making listing impossible.

One thing you must no is that in as much as the both is good but there are also disadvantages that surrounds them, however let me start with presale, is obvious that there could be a huge profits from presale tokens because must people buys some tokens during there presale face with a very low prices knowing that when the project list there token the profits will be huge but however the challenge they faced most times is investing on a wrong project because there are so many people who have invested on presale tokens and up till now those tokens has not been listed on any Market and there is no any other way they could get there money back, though I'm not emphasizing that all presale tokens are fake but I'm only trying to let you no that there is also risk involved.

However when we talk about normal coin it also has it advantage and also disadvantages and the good thing about normal coin is that before investing on it you would have already carried out a research about them or maybe you have already seen how they have been doing on the market so from there you can possibly tell if it will be kay or not, however the disadvantage is that in as much as normal coin will seem very good to invest but the future could be unknown.

[Freemind]

Both options have risks associated with them, but they are quite different risks when we look at them. Investing in a presale always carries the risk that even if we have sought all possible information about the project and its team, it could always be a well orchestrated scam. We have already seen several (too many) scams of this type unfortunately. But if the project is completely legit and brings something new to the industry (I'm not talking about meme coins) it can be a good way to multiply our funds.

As for investing in projects already established in the market, it all depends on what project it is, and how expensive or cheap said investment may be. We could also obtain benefits, but I think they would be much smaller if we compare it with the first option.

[Cryptsafe]

As we all know, business is all about risk and if you must invest in a business, you must be ready and able to face whatever comes your way be it profit or loss. When investing in Crypto, it is always advised to do our own research and invest with funds we can afford to lose.

Investing or buying at presales gives every investors a good edge over profit and that is the only guarantee projects give to their investors but after that  nothing Is guaranteed anymore. I sometimes buy immediately a project list and I buy at the list when there is a drop in price because it always happens like that. I did that the last time a project I know made good hype and vibe on social media and it was a good profit for me because I bought at the time it dropped immediately after listing and I made x100 my capital and I sold them all and I am planning on buying again.

[akeemqaz]

I prefer launchpools most of the time because they only require staking to earn some of the coins before trading begins. This is safer than participating in a pre-sale or waiting for coins to start trading before buying.

[bayu7adi]

I prefer launchpools most of the time because they only require staking to earn some of the coins before trading begins. This is safer than participating in a pre-sale or waiting for coins to start trading before buying.

I don't know what I feel, that every staking to get coins, usually has a chance of gain that is no more attractive than buying... something that looks easier, usually has a small chance... although a big chance is not always from something that it's difficult, but again it's a matter of luck.... we could be unlucky in one of the launchpools or presale events that bury all our hopes....

However, for me personally, buying coins looks more gentle as long as it is based on solid beliefs.

[EluguHcman]

Pre-selling was an old strategy for making profits, but with the large number of cryptocurrency projects and the lack of guarantee of achieving any result or return, it is better not to invest in any project unless you really believe that the developing team may achieve value.

Some projects make a compromise solution, which is to launch a Bounty with the project’s tokens, as it contributes to promoting the project in exchange for obtaining some tokens, and this may be a good solution for some.

Presales has only been a favourable investment strategy during then when they crypto markets has not been flooded with unguaranteed coins unlike now that scammers and shitcoins has also been dominance in the industry which inexperienced traders and investors who fails to do research before Investing befalls victims when they engages on projects that the project teams are not reputable.