Bitget OnChain: A Week of Tracking Early Token Gains and Lessons Learned

Over the past week, I’ve been closely watching how Biitget OnChain functions, especially from a trader’s perspective. I wanted to understand if it could actually be useful for those of us who actively scout early tokens or participate in meme/low-cap trading. And this is what I found

Between April 7th and 13th, tokens listed on the OnChain platform showed a pattern, many of them offered strong short-term gains, especially within the first few hours after launch. Based on my personal tracking, a well-timed buy and exit strategy could’ve yielded around 45% to 50% return, depending on the asset. It wasn’t just seasoned traders catching the upside, even random entries saw profit in some cases.

Of course, after that first wave, things got bumpy. A few projects tanked or rugged shortly after going live. But they seems to have tightened things up since then. And the Recently added tokens like $Defiant and $DARK performed noticeably well. $DARK even made its way to Binance Alpha and has now gotten listed on btget Spot, I believe this is a move that validated its early momentum.

Overall, while it’s not perfect, Bitget OnChain feels like an evolving tool that offers decent opportunities for degen-style traders, especially those looking for CEX convenience with a DEX-like edge.