It seems buying early is the new strategy to make profits.

[Roseline492]

Buying early can indeed be a good strategy for taking profits, but it's essential to know the risks that also comes with it. Not all token or coin purchase early can be listed on an exchange, which can render them worthless, some projects might be scam,and Buying early can mean losing entire investment. And again early stage projects might not have sufficient liquidity,  making it difficult to sell token or coin, buying early can indeed offer high returns but it's also crucial to know and manage the risk that comes with it, a balance approach can help navigate the complexities of early stage investment.

I don't think there is any risk that comes with buying early because you started it when the price was starting to gain momentum as the value is increasing so there is no risk in terms entering basis because if we even reason it on a profit levels the early ones are highest to be profited from it than the later investors, for instance you buy Bitcoin from the beginning and others buys now, who would you think will be the most profited?, of course the first one because all the ATH the prices was making it will also be adding to there values.

[slapper]

You're right that timing is the current king, but avoid confusing visibility with repeatability. The process is not necessarily stable just because early entries are rewarded by the market right now. It’s reflexive behavior. Binance listings are expected to pump prices, so people front-run the hype cycle till the buzz turns into the price. And then? You’re the exit liquidity

Indeed, start early in buying. But understand you are running with information asymmetry. You are not only depending on the token but also on whether enough others will simultaneously believe the same story. That is psychological alignment rather than strategy. Suppose Binance decides to discontinue listing? Should vote platforms get gamed, what then? What if the market matures past reflex-based movements?

Track record ≠ system. Don't base your perspective on isolated profit margins. Build on structure, not noise. Accidental alpha isn’t a strategy; it’s a glitch until proven repeatable under different market conditions

[Alone055]

I don't think there is any risk that comes with buying early because you started it when the price was starting to gain momentum as the value is increasing so there is no risk in terms entering basis because if we even reason it on a profit levels the early ones are highest to be profited from it than the later investors, for instance you buy Bitcoin from the beginning and others buys now, who would you think will be the most profited?, of course the first one because all the ATH the prices was making it will also be adding to there values.

It depends on the project and the coin you are buying. For example, you can't expect the same results from an altcoin that people got from Bitcoin back then because Bitcoin was one of a kind, and there are hundreds of thousands of altcoins in the market right now. So, if someone thinks they can always get good results from buying early into a project, they should lower their expectations because they might get lucky with some projects, but it's not a repetitive option.

With altcoins, I would rather wait for their listing and initial pump and dump to pass and then see if they have any potential and whether people are taking any interest in them and then I might buy when the price drops so that I can rest assured that I will at least get some profit and won't lose my invested capital.

[SmartGold01]

This could be one of the benefit of venturing market early but that doesn't guarantee a fast profit in cryptocurrency you could venture the market on time but if the token your venturing or the coin you are venturing are not that successful in their sales then automatically you lose, most times some investors does not want going to the market on time because they are not sure of the future of that project so they would wait for the coin to list in the market before they could venture the market to prevent them from losing entirely. So alternatively we can say when venturing the market we can use an amount riskable or that we can afford to lose to venture the market on time.

[bayu7adi]

The benefits can be greater because the risks are also great... all projects that are still in their infancy always have great potential, so every new project also has great risk... there is still instability looming...
In fact, when it is still a seed, the project has a small chance of survival, that is why new projects have great potential because if it successfully passes the initial phase well, then it will shoot up perfectly and bring in a lot of money.

[LogitechMouse]

It seems to get more profits in crypto now, you have to get in early. I’ve been seeing a lot users saying they gained a lot of profits by being early investors in recently listed projects. They said they would buy early on to have a better chance to get in before the price pumps, when Binance lists the projects. I even saw a post earlier stating he made 3000% returns using this strategy.

This made me remember when i also made unexpected profits last year by buying PNUT early on Bitget which i later sold when Binance listed it. Same thing also happened with $BMT, i think this is an eye opener for me because the latter has been giving signs of potential listing of $SIREN and MUBARAK through its voting platform.
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 I might as well just buy them now on Bitget and hold before the price surge again. I think this pattern has been going on for a while now but i didn’t take note. Who else has been using this “buying early strategy” ?
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Well, that might work, but not with 100% accuracy.

That might work, but there might be times where you will lose money. Not familiar with SIREN, but MUBARAK on the other hand has been on a constant decline ever since it got listed. Well, you can buy these coins, but the question is WHEN it will go up in price? Buying early strategy isn't the one that I'm doing, but I've seen some people who are doing it, and some are gaining from it while some aren't. Maybe it can be a good strategy to gain some profits, eh?

[Agbe]

As it is, we are in another early time again to purchase and start the investment for a long time. Now that the price is fluctuating in the range of $82k  to $88k is an another opportunity for investors to accumulate more bitcoins to the Wallets. Some speculated that bitcoin will hit $110k before this year will run out and if you invest now and it hit that price, you can cashout as short term investor and enjoy yourself with the profit. Though those who invested 2013 to 2022 make good profit from the investment.

[taufik123]

As it is, we are in another early time again to purchase and start the investment for a long time. Now that the price is fluctuating in the range of $82k  to $88k is an another opportunity for investors to accumulate more bitcoins to the Wallets. Some speculated that bitcoin will hit $110k before this year will run out and if you invest now and it hit that price, you can cashout as short term investor and enjoy yourself with the profit. Though those who invested 2013 to 2022 make good profit from the investment.

But now some people are afraid to start getting into bitcoin even though the price is also good enough to start getting in before the new ATH is reached again.
Perhaps it is due to some factors of FUD and speculation that prices are falling lower which has some investors afraid to enter.
Maybe monitoring the price first will be a good way, by seeing how far Bitcoin will fall and of course waiting for the bullish trend to strengthen, of course we have to make the most of this bear market.

[SmartGold01]

Venturing into market on time is not the main issues because many has ventured and ended losing their hard earned money to some untrustworthy sites. That is why as for the past 7-9 years when they were utilizing that medium to venture into investments through presale and ICO, IDO and IEO.

[TomPluz]

Buying at the early stage of the project can be a good way to make money...that is if the project is really good because if it is bad in the first place then it would just be a sinkhole sucking your money away for oblivion. So the main takeaway here is get in first in a good project with good and solid use-cases and has a strong community support and then when you already realize some good profit get out because you will never know when it can just collapse. Of course, there are some exemption to this and on top is Bitcoin but how many projects eventually became solid altcoin...actually just a very few so it would be good if you do some honest analysis and some good luck too.

[Makus]

It seems to get more profits in crypto now, you have to get in early. I’ve been seeing a lot users saying they gained a lot of profits by being early investors in recently listed projects. They said they would buy early on to have a better chance to get in before the price pumps, when Binance lists the projects. I even saw a post earlier stating he made 3000% returns using this strategy.

Buying crypto early to profit from the market is not a new update, it has been right from the day bitcoin was created. The early bird who hold on to very large amount of that crypto coin are the most profitable persons in the market aside some whale who might buy along the way after having a clear sight that the project will do well in the future. Though not every project that was bought early has the potentials to do well, there are thousands of crypto out there which majority of them are scam  project, which were created for the purpose of rug and pull. Even reputable personalities do this without  any criminal charges, so it's  actually  legal. However before buying any project its essential you make your own research  other than relying  on someone else's analysis  and knowledge, the person might be wrong, because  as humans differs do are our thinking faculty.

[Faisal2202]

Don't get too comfortable doing that. It doesn't usually rise upon listed in the market but because the market seem bullish I guess its working that way at the moment.

Gotta take advantage if this is happening. Lucky for those who can afford to risk their money all for being an early investor. The moment a personality like CZ tweets something like endorsing a token, then buy. Its risky but worth it when you make a ton of money.

You are right, this is not a guaranteed way of making money we can lose it all but as you said if some famous person has tweeted about it like kikus from elon and mubarak from cz we can risk money.

But keep in mind to check their allocation by manually visiting explores as I think if we won't analyze this part we can later become a victim of rug pull.

[Auwal01]

isn't a bad idea either, but buying early is a good option. However, keep in mind that market volatility usually doesn't consider who buys early; instead, it considers the value of the coin you stored, which determines your marketing strategy. Sometimes, selling your coins earlier is better, in my opinion, because I have a friend who has been buying coins for three years and wants them to increase, but they keep falling sharply because he bought them early. He hasn't been able to sell them, so in my opinion, it's not who buys early, but rather the value of the coin you stored.

[rby]

It seems to get more profits in crypto now, you have to get in early. I’ve been seeing a lot users saying they gained a lot of profits by being early investors in recently listed projects. They said they would buy early on to have a better chance to get in before the price pumps, when Binance lists the projects. I even saw a post earlier stating he made 3000% returns using this strategy.

This strategy works for coins that are overhyped for a certain period of time. The unfortunate thing about this strategy is that some investors usually get stucked hodling worthless coins when the hype eventually dies off unexpectedly. And, there is really no guarantee that a coin will get hyped immediately it is launched. It will be an unfortunate situation for those who would buy early hoping to get profits only to be left with losses.

This is a very risky strategy.

[SamReomo]

I've gambled on many new projects and from my own experience I can say that it's not worth it to go with that route. Most of the new projects end up as disaster and the ones who invest early in those will get rugged by the developer and multiple insiders.