Over the past few months, I’ve been deepening my focus on onchain trading strategies, and one trend has become increasingly clear: early access to quality projects can significantly enhance returns, if approached with the right discipline.
Platforms like #BinanceAlpha and #BitgetOnchain have played a useful role in this. While Bitget is better known for its centralized exchange, their onchain tools and early listings have quietly become a solid resource for spotting microcaps before broader market attention kicks in.
Two recent examples that stood out: $GIB and $PHDKitty. Both projects showed promising onchain activity early on, and by entering close to launch and tracking volume surges, I was able to secure gains exceeding 100% on each. The playbook here isn’t revolutionary, it’s about getting in early, confirming momentum through volume and sentiment, and locking in profits before exit liquidity dries up.
That said, this strategy isn’t foolproof. Not every launch delivers, and risk management remains key. I’ve passed on plenty of tokens that didn’t meet my criteria. But when the right setup presents itself, the upside can be substantial.
I’ll continue scanning for new entries, especially across chains and early ecosystems where information asymmetry still exists. Whether you’re trading on Binance, Bitget, or elsewhere, staying agile and doing your own due diligence remains essential.
