How can you optimize “random” rewards?
Why do many participants always receive the lowest reward tier?
Today, Mr V98 will share his personal perspective on this event and the steps I usually follow when participating. Read this carefully—I will explain everything in detail. And believe this:
Sometimes, the reward is not about luck. It’s about how you start.
What is a Spot Listing?
For those who may not know, a Spot Listing simply means that a new token is officially listed on Binance’s spot trading market.
Before being listed, projects must pass multiple evaluation stages, including technology, liquidity, and transparency. Because of this strict process, every new listing usually attracts a large number of traders.
Tasks in a New Spot Listing Event
When a new token launches, Binance usually opens a limited number of slots for participants. These slots are distributed using the FCFS (First Come, First Served) mechanism—meaning the earlier you complete the requirements, the better your advantage.
Typically, the tasks are very simple:
Confirm participation on the event page
Trade the new token with a minimum volume (usually 300–500 USDT)
Once you complete these two steps, you become eligible for the reward.
The Most Common Question:
Why Do I Always Receive the Minimum Reward?
From my personal point of view, the word “random” in the reward system may not be completely random as many people think.
If you read the rules carefully, you will notice that rewards are usually divided into two pools:
Pool A – for users who meet the minimum trading requirement
Pool B – for users who trade a larger volume (often 1000+ USDT) and compete for ranking
Many people believe that to receive higher rewards, you must compete for the leaderboard to maximize Pool A rewards and share Pool B.
However, my actual experience has been different.
I never compete for the top ranks, yet the rewards I receive are almost always at the maximum level.
If you don’t believe it, I’ve shared several examples as proof.
So What Makes the Difference?
The answer is simple.
I never trade only the minimum amount.
When I first started participating in these events, my trading volume was usually around 3100 – 3500 USDT, and I consistently received the maximum reward.
Recently, I adjusted my strategy to around 4100 – 4500 USDT, which I personally find more stable and effective.
My Step-by-Step Strategy – Mr V98
1️⃣ Don’t trade immediately
After confirming your participation, don’t rush to trade.
First, check:
The number of participants in the pool
The total reward amount
This helps you understand the level of competition.
2️⃣ Observe the price chart
Always watch the chart before entering a trade.
If volatility is high → wait a little longer
If the market is stable → enter earlier
A good entry point helps reduce slippage risk.
3️⃣ Use Market Orders
This is extremely important.
When a token has just been listed, avoid Limit Orders if your goal is to complete the task quickly.
4️⃣ Complete the trading volume
During trading:
Open a buy order
Then sell immediately
If the market becomes volatile, split your orders into smaller trades.The key rule is simple:
Total Buy Volume + Total Sell Volume = Your Target Trading Volume
5️⃣ Confirm your Pool A eligibility
After completing the minimum requirement, check again to ensure that you are still qualified for Pool A.
How Do I Reach the 4.1k – 4.5k Trading Volume?
Here is how I approach it:
1️⃣ If the chart is stable (like with ROBO or OPN),
→ Enter as early as possible and complete the full volume.
2️⃣ If the chart is unstable and there is no good entry point,
→ Stop once you secure Pool A, then finish the remaining volume the next day.
But remember:
You should still try to complete it as early as possible.
Why Timing Matters?
You may notice that I always emphasize completing the target volume as early as possible.
This idea came from my experience with the SENT listing event.
During that event, many participants secured Pool A first and waited until the final day to complete their full trading volume.
As a result, they did not receive the maximum reward, unlike previous events.
My assumption is that Pool A rewards might have already been distributed earlier, which is why completing trades sooner gives you a stronger advantage.
Final Thoughts
I’m not claiming that my method is 100% correct.
This is simply my personal perspective after participating in many New Spot Listing events on Binance.
However, those who have followed my guidance across various activities know that the strategies I share often deliver consistent and optimized results.
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Final words: I wish you all the best of luck. 🍀
