[Method] How to find gems on Pancakeswap?

They are still trash, but yes, you can make a good profit. You should find new gems with this strategy.

Nowadays, there a more that 100 projects per day. You should research and find good ones.
I just want to make sure I am getting your method right. The BSC link you gave takes us to BEP-20 by transfers, is that the page we should be searching on? For example this is what I am seeing, what would be your next steps from here. I see a few coins on the right hand side, I click into them and I look for a small amount of holders? I really appreciate if you could break it down a little more in depth.
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Thank you so much btw.
 
They are still trash, but yes, you can make a good profit. You should find new gems with this strategy.

Nowadays, there a more that 100 projects per day. You should research and find good ones.
Most of them are rugpulls.
What i do is play with 0.02 BNB on each token.
At the end of the day i will gain little profit after all the rug pulls.
 
Most of them are rugpulls.
What i do is play with 0.02 BNB on each token.
At the end of the day i will gain little profit after all the rug pulls.
Yes, if you can effort to lose only 0.02 bnb... Its fine actually. You just need to scale it. Stack profit and increase bnb per trade, when you increase your BNB holdings.

Yes, this is my method. Next step is to look at the holders. They should increasing fast.
 
Does anybody know the legality of decentralized exchanges?

I know that part of the reason Ethereum is so popular is the rise of decentralized exchanges.

Since Pancake Swap is a decentralized exchange, how sustainable is that market in the long term?

I raise this not because I don't believe that there's a tremendous opportunity to make quick cash in this space because there is.

But as a long-term investor, I'd like to know how sustainable decentralized exchanges are in terms of legality.

Would they trigger a legislative response that bakes KYC into the mix, or do you guys see a sustainable future?
 
I lost $460 in it. Stay away from it unless you intend to lose the money. Just a heads up for my peeps!
 
Does anybody know the legality of decentralized exchanges?

I know that part of the reason Ethereum is so popular is the rise of decentralized exchanges.

Since Pancake Swap is a decentralized exchange, how sustainable is that market in the long term?

I raise this not because I don't believe that there's a tremendous opportunity to make quick cash in this space because there is.

But as a long-term investor, I'd like to know how sustainable decentralized exchanges are in terms of legality.

Would they trigger a legislative response that bakes KYC into the mix, or do you guys see a sustainable future?
DEXes are legal in the world for now. They can't force KYC, due to the nature of dex. I think dex is the future in crypto. Too many scammy exchanges are out there.

I lost $460 in it. Stay away from it unless you intend to lose the money. Just a heads up for my peeps!
Actually, this is your mistake. Why don't apply a money management strategy? How I can make money (my friends too) and you lost around $500?
 
Mostly.
All we need to do is get out as soon as we gain some x profit.
Say you invest 100$.

The fees of buying BTC, sending to exchange, exchanging for BNB, sending BNB to pancakeswap, there we can already subtract at least 20% of your investment. 80$ left.

Now you want to buy a shitcoin, slippage shall be around 10% if not even more. 72$ left.

When you then want to sell, say the coin has that 20% burnback shit or whatever. 57,6$ left.

In other words - you need to make at least a 73% gain to BREAK EVEN.

Call that a good investment? An investment is not something that immediately goes down 40%+ when you buy in...
 
Say you invest 100$.

The fees of buying BTC, sending to exchange, exchanging for BNB, sending BNB to pancakeswap, there we can already subtract at least 20% of your investment. 80$ left.

Now you want to buy a shitcoin, slippage shall be around 10% if not even more. 72$ left.

When you then want to sell, say the coin has that 20% burnback shit or whatever. 57,6$ left.

In other words - you need to make at least a 73% gain to BREAK EVEN.

Call that a good investment? An investment is not something that immediately goes down 40%+ when you buy in...
We can directly buy BNB without Bitcoin so you can save $20 for exchange.
Slippage will be 12% for buy and 12% sell for most of the tokens.

If you can get early you will see more than 100%

P.S - Most of the tokens will be rugpulls, Sell function disabled etc...
So, we need be extra careful.
 
We can directly buy BNB without Bitcoin so you can save $20 for exchange.
Slippage will be 12% for buy and 12% sell for most of the tokens.

If you can get early you will see more than 100%

P.S - Most of the tokens will be rugpulls, Sell function disabled etc...
So, we need be extra careful.
You missed the poop burn when u sell, which is typically 20%. So my calculation still fits pretty well with your numbers.

Counting an investment will "pretty surely" do 100% is just dumb. It's a coin toss, which ofc is not in your favour at all. They're ALL rugpulls, if you haven't figured that out yet then you probably shouldn't invest in anything.
 
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