New listings always feel tempting. Fresh chart, clean slate & everyone watching the first few candles like they mean everything. But honestly? This is usually the quietest and most revealing phase.
Looking at $KGST, $AT, $BANK, $ALLO & $MET, nothing feels rushed and that’s a good thing.
Some are barely moving, just breathing. That slow pace often means people are entering carefully, without noise. A couple have a bit more strength, enough to show interest but not enough to scream 'hype.' And one sitting slightly red? That’s normal. Early markets wobble before they choose a direction.
What I’ve learned is this, new listings don’t reward impatience. They reward attention.
You don’t need to catch the first green candle, you just need to understand where price is comfortable, where volume starts to show intent and when the market stops guessing.
This phase is less about trading and more about listening. If you miss the move, that’s okay. Protecting your capital and your mindset matters more than forcing an entry.
