1. Review the Coin’s Trading History

Open a 1-month (or longer) price chart of the coin.
Check how long the coin has been trading on the market.

• Newly launched coins are often highly volatile and unpredictable.

• They might lack a solid development team, liquidity, or user base.

 

Example:
MAVIA — shows instability with erratic price movements.
BTC (of course) or PEPE — long, consistent track records.

2. Check the Trading Volume (Vol)

Trading volume reflects a coin’s market activity and liquidity.
Low volume often means low liquidity — which increases risks.

• PEPE Vol: 44.29B – High activity, relatively safe.

• MAVIA Vol: 2.36M – Low liquidity, higher risk.

 

Coins with low trading volume:

• Can crash quickly

• Are harder to sell at market price

• Are more likely to be delisted

 

3. Monitor Exchange Announcements for Delistings

Exchanges regularly publish updates about upcoming coin removals (delistings).

What to do:

• Follow your exchange’s official news channels

• Check the "Announcements" section regularly

• If your coin appears in a delisting notice — exit your position quickly

 

4. Compare Forecasts from Different Models

CryptoKairos provides multiple model forecasts.

• If several models agree on a trend — the signal is stronger

• If predictions vary widely — approach with caution

 

Experienced traders always look for confirmation from multiple sources.

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5. Use Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Orders

Protect your capital with automatic exit strategies:

• Take-Profit: lock in gains once a certain profit level is reached

• Stop-Loss: minimize losses if the market turns against you

 

Example:
Set Take-Profit at +6% and Stop-Loss at –3% — the trade closes automatically.
This protects you from unexpected market swings — even if you’re offline.

 

6. Diversify Your Portfolio

Don’t put all your funds into a single coin — even if the forecast looks great.
Forecasts increase your odds, but don’t eliminate risk.

Diversification reduces risk and helps you stay in the game long-term.