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Why Does The Price of Upcoming Tokens Change?

Learn why the value of Upcoming Tokens may fluctuate before and after launch.

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In this article:

Learn why the price of Upcoming Tokens can change over time. This article will explain:

  • How token prices can vary during a pre-launch sale

  • Why prices fluctuate after launch when tokens are traded

  • What to expect in your wallet if you don’t see a value next to your newly claimed Upcoming Token


Price changes during pre-launch sales

During a pre-launch token sale, an Upcoming Token is sold in phases or stages. Each phase may mark a small increase in the token price.

For example:

  • You buy 10,000 tokens for $500 during an early phase

  • Over the course of the pre-launch sale, the token price may increase slightly

  • By the end of the sale, your Upcoming Tokens will be valued at $515 pre-launch

Important: This is a hypothetical example to show how phase-based pricing works. Actual prices and changes will vary per token sale and project value.

These gradual price changes are normal and reflect the structured phases of the pre-launch sale.


Price changes after launch

Once a token is officially launched and listed for trading on DEXs, its price is determined by live trades in the market.

This means:

  • Token price can go up or down depending on supply and demand

  • Your wallet will reflect the current market value of your tokens

  • These fluctuations are normal and expected for any tradable token


Other notes about token values

Because Upcoming Tokens, once launched, are new and have limited trading/price information, you may see some unusual stuff in your wallet:


Summary of Upcoming Token price changes

A summary of why your Upcoming Token purchases might change price:

  • Pre-launch: Token price may increase across sale phases; purchases are marked by phase pricing

  • Post-launch: Token price fluctuates as live trades occur on DEXs

  • Wallets may temporarily not show a value for newly claimed Upcoming Tokens; this is normal due to a delay between coin providers and wallets

Price changes are part of the standard lifecycle of an Upcoming Token and do not indicate any problem with your wallet or your tokens.


Need further support?

If you’re still unsure about your Upcoming Token’s value or transaction details, we’re here to help.

Please contact the Best Wallet support team either by using the Get Help screen in your Best Wallet app's Settings or by opening a ticket on our Support site.


Important Reminder:

No one from Best Wallet will ever request your wallet’s private key. Keep this information strictly private and do not share it with anyone.

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