you should start an ERBB telegram group or twitter, share your insider information with the plebsListings are very difficult to catch for casual traders.
1. Need to be signed up on ALL exchanges. Gives you the most opportunity to catch the listing pumps. I watched an interview one time with the wealthiest crypto trader in the world. He said his quant firm uses 36 exchanges or something like that. Wild stuff.
2. Need to sub to a listing alert service, or set up your own alert system that monitors the exchange blogs and/or twitter feeds and/or API changes for newly listed coins. https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/new-coin-listings.html https://coindera.com/ etc.
3. Need to ALWAYS have money on the sideline at each exchange, to give yourself a shot at catching the coin.
4. Only the biggest exchanges tend to have huge listing pumps. Binance, Coinbase, FTX, Kucoin, a couple South Korean exchanges, etc.
For example, often a coin will be announced by Coinbase but trading doesn't go live until the next day. And quite often the rando coin is only available on swaps or a few other exchanges. So I'll open the exchange where it's at and grab some immediately. It's a lot of work but I wouldn't doubt every major trading firm watches closely for newly listed coins.
do you use any bots to supplement the "manned" trades?