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![0xCamillus1000 Avatar](https://lunarcrush.com/gi/w:24/cr:twitter::1506094186038276096.png) 0xBullion [@0xCamillus1000](/creator/twitter/0xCamillus1000) on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-25 03:58:23 UTC

Day 5: Learning Of The Day

How to find a good coin to buy.
Where to buy the coin.

Personally, this is how I analyse any coin before buying.

1- Tokenomics: I examine the coin’s supply (total, circulating and max supply), distribution, and allocation.
I Look for red flags like excessive allocation to insiders or high inflation rates.

2- Market Cap: Compare the coin’s market cap to its competitors(Other coins). 
A low market cap may indicate growth potential but also higher risk.
A high market cap coin is for Whales looking for just 2x not me looking for 100000X

3- Trading Volume: Higher volume suggests liquidity and investor interest, reducing the risk of price manipulation, a coin with low trading volume is a red flag for me.

4- Community Engagement: Assess the project’s presence on platforms like X, Discord, or Telegram. A strong, active community can indicate support and adoption.

Low market cap + utility + strong community + Progressive trading volume + Good Tokenomics = Green Light for me.

So I prefer trading this coins on Decentralized exchanges even before they get listed on centralized Exchanges. 
You'll make more money on Raydium, PancakeSwap, Uniswap and other Decentralized exchange than Binance and Bybit combined.

To find good coins, you can research on CoinMarketCap, Coin gecko etc.

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0xCamillus1000 Avatar 0xBullion @0xCamillus1000 on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-25 03:58:23 UTC

Day 5: Learning Of The Day

How to find a good coin to buy. Where to buy the coin.

Personally, this is how I analyse any coin before buying.

1- Tokenomics: I examine the coin’s supply (total, circulating and max supply), distribution, and allocation. I Look for red flags like excessive allocation to insiders or high inflation rates.

2- Market Cap: Compare the coin’s market cap to its competitors(Other coins). A low market cap may indicate growth potential but also higher risk. A high market cap coin is for Whales looking for just 2x not me looking for 100000X

3- Trading Volume: Higher volume suggests liquidity and investor interest, reducing the risk of price manipulation, a coin with low trading volume is a red flag for me.

4- Community Engagement: Assess the project’s presence on platforms like X, Discord, or Telegram. A strong, active community can indicate support and adoption.

Low market cap + utility + strong community + Progressive trading volume + Good Tokenomics = Green Light for me.

So I prefer trading this coins on Decentralized exchanges even before they get listed on centralized Exchanges. You'll make more money on Raydium, PancakeSwap, Uniswap and other Decentralized exchange than Binance and Bybit combined.

To find good coins, you can research on CoinMarketCap, Coin gecko etc.

Are you following?

XX engagements

Engagements Line Chart

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