Today, a new coin was listed on a major exchange wallet, and within less than 60 seconds of the opening, over ten thousand tokens were snapped up. To be honest, at this speed, it's easy to get caught in a trap. My advice is: before participating in the new listing, understand the oversubscription multiple trend and estimate how much profit you can make. Don't follow the crowd blindly, as that's the fastest way to lose money. What's a smarter approach? Wait until the last ten minutes to glance at the data, using real-time information at the close to make your final decision. This way, you won't miss good projects and can avoid those artificially inflated risks. In practice, you'll realize that spending a few more minutes to understand the situation is much more reassuring than rushing in blindly.
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NFTDreamer
· 2025-12-17 09:31
60 seconds to hit 10,000? This mindset should have been cleared out long ago, haha
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GasGoblin
· 2025-12-17 09:28
Tens of thousands within 60 seconds? Someone must have been badly cut this time. I always look at the last ten minutes of data before making a decision to avoid unnecessary trouble.
Today, a new coin was listed on a major exchange wallet, and within less than 60 seconds of the opening, over ten thousand tokens were snapped up. To be honest, at this speed, it's easy to get caught in a trap. My advice is: before participating in the new listing, understand the oversubscription multiple trend and estimate how much profit you can make. Don't follow the crowd blindly, as that's the fastest way to lose money. What's a smarter approach? Wait until the last ten minutes to glance at the data, using real-time information at the close to make your final decision. This way, you won't miss good projects and can avoid those artificially inflated risks. In practice, you'll realize that spending a few more minutes to understand the situation is much more reassuring than rushing in blindly.