How to determine if a new coin listing is worth buying???

First, it should be listed directly on major exchanges, but it shouldn't be a project with excessively high hype.

Second, it should come with its own contract upon listing.

Third, if it rises, it typically doesn't drop much, remains stable, and the pullback is small; look at the 15-minute candlestick chart, it's not just a matter of pulling strings.

Then this project can be traded for a short-term gain.

Fourth, split into two positions; don't put all your eggs in one basket. This way, the operability becomes much stronger. Of course, you can also open opposite positions: one for shorting and one for going long, but on the same platform, you can only open in one direction. You need to open positions on two platforms; as long as you get one right, you profit.

For new coins like this, if they have opened contracts, the probability of a short-term pump is relatively high because going long can generate more profits than spot trading. Only through a pump will others come to short it. Without a pump, nobody knows about this coin, and if it is listed directly on major exchanges, it indicates that the project is very reliable, the market makers have substantial funding, and to achieve maximum profit, they usually start from a very low market cap, resulting in a significant price increase!