Encryption | New Coin Hunter | August 7
I went through Binance’s newly listed contracts within the past 90 days. Among the top-rated ones, I found a signal that gave me chills.
There’s a ticket rated 56: the listing price has already surged 61%, rebounding 258% from the bottom. These “double after double” new coins—last year I chased them twice, and both times I was on guard duty at the peak the same day. Don’t touch it. Chasing in means you’re catching a falling knife.
What really makes my hands itch are a few “broken-price” ones:
One is still down 70% from its listing price, but it has only rebounded 7% from the bottom—after the crash, it’s just barely stabilizing. Another is down 52% from the half-cut level and has barely bounced at all; the bottoming signal is obvious. And there’s another that’s down 60%, priced at 0.028—its odds look quite tempting.
My approach is very straightforward: only pick the ones that are “down 50%+ and rebound less than 10%.” In a market where BTC, ETH, and SOL aren’t moving, these smaller coins are the ones most likely to break into their own independent trends. Keep the position size under 3%. If it breaks below the low, get out—no lingering.
In your opinion, in the New Coin Hunter picks, which “golden pit” drawdown is the most worth reaching for? Let’s chat in the comments.
I went through Binance’s newly listed contracts within the past 90 days. Among the top-rated ones, I found a signal that gave me chills.
There’s a ticket rated 56: the listing price has already surged 61%, rebounding 258% from the bottom. These “double after double” new coins—last year I chased them twice, and both times I was on guard duty at the peak the same day. Don’t touch it. Chasing in means you’re catching a falling knife.
What really makes my hands itch are a few “broken-price” ones:
One is still down 70% from its listing price, but it has only rebounded 7% from the bottom—after the crash, it’s just barely stabilizing. Another is down 52% from the half-cut level and has barely bounced at all; the bottoming signal is obvious. And there’s another that’s down 60%, priced at 0.028—its odds look quite tempting.
My approach is very straightforward: only pick the ones that are “down 50%+ and rebound less than 10%.” In a market where BTC, ETH, and SOL aren’t moving, these smaller coins are the ones most likely to break into their own independent trends. Keep the position size under 3%. If it breaks below the low, get out—no lingering.
In your opinion, in the New Coin Hunter picks, which “golden pit” drawdown is the most worth reaching for? Let’s chat in the comments.