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In a bull run, it’s easy to feel the FOMO and rush into buying any tokens that come your way. However, to maximize your gains and avoid unnecessary losses, it’s crucial to adopt a strategic approach. Below are some tips to help you identify strong altcoins and make the most out of the bull market imo

First, Master the Basics of Technical Analysis (TA):
Smart players always dominate the market, and as a crypto trader—whether in the futures or spot markets—understanding basic TA concepts is essential. Learn how to identify support/resistance levels and liquidity zones. These tools will guide your entry and exit strategies, helping you make informed decisions.

How to Spot a Potentially Good Alt[Suspicious link removed]d Tokenomics:
The token should have a well-thought-out economic structure, including supply caps, inflation rates, and distribution mechanisms.

2. Strong Team with a Proven Track Record:
A reliable team with visible achievements and expertise in the blockchain space is a major green flag.

3. Real-Life Utilities:
Alts with practical use cases tend to have staying power. For example:
- LSDs (Liquid Staking Derivatives): Projects like Jito and Swell.
- Gamification Tokens: Examples include MGT.

4. Community Support and Exposure

If you follow these guidelines and combine them with a solid understanding of entry and exit points through TA, you’ll often make better decisions in the market. What do you think?

Dogecoin, cardano and ripple.

For me, I'd say Major, and the reason for that is because of the zero fee deposit and what I saw them giving for it on Bitget, I don't know what Bybit or even Binance will be doing, but do your research well to be sure you really know why you have mentioned this yea?

Oh okay, when is major TGE though, seems it's coming close. Someone else mentioned moongate, do you know about it? They've got a 0 fee deposit on the cex you mentioned too.