The best way to invest in cryptocurrencies right after they are listed and why they explode in price and then drop within hours.

"Examine carefully, then invest an amount you can afford to lose completely."

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To elaborate on the advice, here are the golden steps:

1. Don't buy just because of the hype:

Many new projects attract people's attention through strong marketing, but they collapse after launch.

Ask yourself: Does the project provide a real solution? Does it have a clear use case?

2. Monitor the founders and early investors:

Check the team's identity: Do they have a known history in successful projects?

Who supports the project? The involvement of major investors like Binance Labs or Animoca provides relative confidence.

3. Watch the token distribution (Tokenomics):

Avoid cryptocurrencies where the team holds a large percentage of tokens that can be sold quickly.

It is better for the distribution to be gradual with a long vesting period for early investors.

4. Don't jump in right after listing:

New cryptocurrencies often spike momentarily and then crash.

Wait two days to a week after listing for the movement to clarify and the initial buying bubble to burst.

5. Use a very small amount of capital at the beginning:

Allocate a small percentage of your portfolio (for example, 1-5%) to any new cryptocurrency, no matter how promising it seems.

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