Post #8622

📈Trading TGE and Project Launches 101 Token Generation Events can look chaotic from the outside, but most of them follow familiar patterns. With $MON going live, it is a good moment to highlight how these launches usually behave. 💼VC Coins These launches come from big raises and high valuations. They pump once on TGE and then slide for months. Charts of W, ERA, STRK and BERA show the same rhythm: early spike followed by steady bleed under constant sell pressure. If you trade them at all, treat it only as a quick early move. Long term holds do not make sense here. 🥷Crime Coins These are coordinated launches where someone forcefully sends price up and later unwinds into late buyers. LAYER, COAI, M and MMT all followed the classic pattern of fast markup followed by a sudden collapse. They can be profitable in bullish conditions, but only with spot longs and preset sells. Short positions on these names are extremely risky. 🕯Rekt and Reborn These projects dump hard on the first day and then stage a strong recovery once a base forms. PUMP, H and PENGU all collapsed at the start before building structure and reversing with momentum. The key is watching how deep the initial flush is and waiting for consolidation. Once selling stops, the move up can be clean. 🚀ICO Coins with Hype Public raises with unlocks and premarket trading create chaotic TGE action. XPL, WLFI, PUMP, MON and MEGA launched with strong attention but also with heavy early selling from participants and the ecosystem. These tokens are rarely worth longing on day one. Premarkets distort price and squeezes are frequent. ✔️Great Coins These are the rare clean launches with real demand and no VC drag. HYPE is the clearest example with strong float, strong users and a chart that reflected it immediately. There is no perfect script for TGEs, but the patterns repeat. Most new tokens drift down from the moment they launch, so treat them strictly as trades. Crime setups can help smaller accounts grow if timed well, while most other launches are better to skip. Bagholding almost never ends well. Premarkets offer no safety either. The era of easy listing pumps has passed, so adapting to the new environment matters more than ever. ✅Subscribe to@cryp