The listing effect on major exchanges deserves deeper investigation. When assets get listed on tier-one platforms, we often see distinct trading patterns emerge—volume spikes, price volatility shifts, and varying liquidity dynamics across different market conditions. Understanding these mechanics can help traders recognize early signals and market participants evaluate the real impact beyond the initial hype. It's worth analyzing how different listing announcements translate into actual on-chain and order book behavior.
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4am_degen
· 11h ago
Honestly, listing is basically a signal to scam retail investors, it's always the same routine.
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WhaleSurfer
· 11h ago
The moment a coin gets listed is really like mysticism. Sometimes, getting listed on major exchanges is actually the start of a dump...
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SchrodingersPaper
· 11h ago
It sounds rational, but when the day comes to go to the exchange, I still end up going all-in... If there's a chance to make money in this wave, I still can, haha
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 11h ago
The Shanghai Stock Exchange listing is really just a show to harvest big investors, always the same routine.
The listing effect on major exchanges deserves deeper investigation. When assets get listed on tier-one platforms, we often see distinct trading patterns emerge—volume spikes, price volatility shifts, and varying liquidity dynamics across different market conditions. Understanding these mechanics can help traders recognize early signals and market participants evaluate the real impact beyond the initial hype. It's worth analyzing how different listing announcements translate into actual on-chain and order book behavior.