My MEME token is listed on the exchange, should I sell it?

1. If it is listed on the contract, it basically has to be sold. You can review the classic case of $DOG on bybit. There is only one exception here, which is a strong community consensus and a grand track (personal opinion of AI).

2. For spot trading, it mainly depends on whether the market value matches the level of the exchange. If it matches, it is an opportunity to increase the capital. If it does not match, it is an opportunity to make money. There are two types of opportunities that are most worthy of attention here. One is that the market value is particularly low (similar to $Neiro), and the other is that the track consensus is particularly strong (personal opinion of AI).

Compared with 2021-2022, the trading volume of DEX has more than doubled compared to CEX. The on-chain pool is small, and the market value is raised very quickly. Therefore, those who can be listed on the exchange basically have a high market value. In addition, there is no reservation under the guidance of the principle of fairness, so exchanges rarely list spot trading. At most, because your trading volume is high, you can share your transaction fees by listing contracts. For the dealer, the single contract is simply the best opportunity to dump the market and open a short position, eating the profit from spot sales while eating the huge profit from short orders, so in most cases I say selling is the best choice. However, the only exception I have observed here is that the huge track and strong consensus will eat up all your dumps, making dumping and shipping a de facto dealer change. In this case, the currency price will be very stable.

The above is just sharing some personal operating principles, which may not be correct, for discussion only.