How to know legit airdrop after allocation

[Munah]

Does Binance supporting a project make it a legit project to invest in? Hello everyone, I've actually done some research before coming to post. I just want to hear your opinion.

I've been farming the $WTO airdrop for a while now, but when the allocations came, mine was small, to the extent that I may not get up to $15 when it's finally listed on CEXs.

However, I'm considering going for pre-market trading, so I can win either way because if a big exchange like Binance could support it, and also got into LaunchX early in February, with other exchanges like Bitget, OKX, Bybit, and KuCoin supporting it, it will eventually bring more liquidity to the project.

What do you think? Which CEXs should I use for pre-market trading?

[Crwth]

It really depends on you, but the way I see it, Binance, being the largest exchange, has a lot of power in terms of supporting projects. This could probably lead to more adaptation by individuals, and that could be a good sign for a specific project.

We decide on your own because in that way you know you have chosen what you wanted

[Charles-Tim]

What do you think? Which CEXs should I use for pre-market trading?

You can use all those big exchanges for premarket gamble but what that is important is that you should use the amount of money that you can afford to lose on the coins because they can perform good or bad after launch irrespective of the exchange that you used.

[Bobcrypto]

Does Binance supporting a project make it a legit project to invest in? Hello everyone, I've actually done some research before coming to post. I just want to hear your opinion.

I've been farming the $WTO airdrop for a while now, but when the allocations came, mine was small, to the extent that I may not get up to $15 when it's finally listed on CEXs.

However, I'm considering going for pre-market trading, so I can win either way because if a big exchange like Binance could support it, and also got into LaunchX early in February, with other exchanges like Bitget, OKX, Bybit, and KuCoin supporting it, it will eventually bring more liquidity to the project.

What do you think? Which CEXs should I use for pre-market trading?

In my opinion, you only get to know a legit airdrop before they are launched on any exchanges and not after they have been distributed to individuals wallets. As a smart airdrop hunter, the most important thing to do when participating on any air drops campaigns is to search for projects developments plane which may include information about team members, white papers, user case etc.

You will get pre market trading for certain tokens on Binance, Gate, Bybit exchanges, but they may not be an air drop campaign on the pre listed token as you expected.

[Asiska02]

However, I'm considering going for pre-market trading, so I can win either way because if a big exchange like Binance could support it, and also got into LaunchX early in February, with other exchanges like Bitget, OKX, Bybit, and KuCoin supporting it, it will eventually bring more liquidity to the project.

What do you think? Which CEXs should I use for pre-market trading?

When it comes to premarket trading, you should only risk what you can afford to lose because it’s all gamble and all gamble will lead to maybe loss or win, one can never tell about it. When binance supports a token, it’s always felt that the token will do well after listing or maybe in the future because of binance listing, but then; it doesn’t have to be the case always as some projects will likely not survive even with Binance backings. All the exchanges you’ve mentioned are good ones that you can take part in pre-market trading, but just be careful with trading coins on premarket.