Crypto | New Coin Hunter | August 13
The New Coin Hunter sweeps through again—these are the tickets I’m watching closely right now.
BTWUSDT has the highest score at 56, but it’s already up 61% compared to the listing price. It rebounded 258% from the bottom. A high score doesn’t mean it’s cheap. I’ll just pass on this kind—better to miss than chase.
What really makes me want to trade is OPGUSDT. After listing, it got slashed in half, then halved again. It’s still sitting 70% below the listing price. From the bottom it only rebounded 7%. Tickets that are “at their peak the moment they list” are the ones I know best. Back in the SOL wave in 2022, I went through the same grind like this. In a crash, stabilizing is the real opportunity. A score of 51+ with almost no rebound—odds are maximized.
BILLUSDT is similar: it crashed 61% and then only rebounded 1%. It’s basically stuck in place. This kind is either zero or takes off—there’s no middle ground. I can accept a small position to test it.
SLXUSDT scores only 20, so I usually don’t look at it. But it dropped 65% from its highest point and only bounced 10%. That’s the classic low-score, high-odds setup—suitable for hunting with a very tiny position.
CTRUSDT and AIGENSYNUSDT are pretty straightforward: down around 50%, then stabilizing. No rush—wait for the weekly chart to confirm before saying more.
In one sentence: BTW has already run too far because its score is high; OPG and BILL are forming the early template of a “gold pit” because their scores are low. But new-coin pits are deep—start with a small position first. Don’t go all-in.
Which new coin have you been watching lately? Chat in the comments!
The New Coin Hunter sweeps through again—these are the tickets I’m watching closely right now.
BTWUSDT has the highest score at 56, but it’s already up 61% compared to the listing price. It rebounded 258% from the bottom. A high score doesn’t mean it’s cheap. I’ll just pass on this kind—better to miss than chase.
What really makes me want to trade is OPGUSDT. After listing, it got slashed in half, then halved again. It’s still sitting 70% below the listing price. From the bottom it only rebounded 7%. Tickets that are “at their peak the moment they list” are the ones I know best. Back in the SOL wave in 2022, I went through the same grind like this. In a crash, stabilizing is the real opportunity. A score of 51+ with almost no rebound—odds are maximized.
BILLUSDT is similar: it crashed 61% and then only rebounded 1%. It’s basically stuck in place. This kind is either zero or takes off—there’s no middle ground. I can accept a small position to test it.
SLXUSDT scores only 20, so I usually don’t look at it. But it dropped 65% from its highest point and only bounced 10%. That’s the classic low-score, high-odds setup—suitable for hunting with a very tiny position.
CTRUSDT and AIGENSYNUSDT are pretty straightforward: down around 50%, then stabilizing. No rush—wait for the weekly chart to confirm before saying more.
In one sentence: BTW has already run too far because its score is high; OPG and BILL are forming the early template of a “gold pit” because their scores are low. But new-coin pits are deep—start with a small position first. Don’t go all-in.
Which new coin have you been watching lately? Chat in the comments!