#AprendamosJuntos Today, $STO is listed on Binance spot; it had already been opened a couple of weeks ago in futures. Generally, when this happens, there is significant volatility that those who know how to use it can profit from. Obviously, you should do #DYOR ; however, here are some keys that may help you:

Typical behavior when listing tokens in spot after futures

1. Anticipation and speculation in futures: When a token is initially traded in the futures market, traders speculate about its price without holding the underlying asset. This activity can generate volatility and set price expectations before the token is available for direct purchase in the spot market.

2. Listing in spot and increase in demand: When trading in the spot market is enabled, it allows for direct buying and selling of the token. This can attract a broader base of investors, increasing demand and potentially the price of the token.

3. Price convergence: According to market principles, futures contract prices tend to converge with spot prices as the contract expiration date approaches. This convergence is driven by arbitrage opportunities that traders exploit to gain risk-free profits, thereby aligning prices in both markets.

Key considerations

• Volatility: Price movements can be significant during and after the spot listing, especially if there is high anticipation or prior speculation.

• Liquidity: The availability of tokens and the ease of buying or selling them affect the stability and direction of the price.

• Arbitrage: Price differences between futures and spot markets can be exploited by traders to gain profits, which helps align prices in both markets.