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# 1.9 Operation with volatile coins

To successfully trade highly volatile coins on the chosen exchange of your choice, you should first carefully read the Terms of Use for each specific coin.\
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**Bybit:** On the Bybit exchange, highly volatile coins are marked with the <mark style="color:orange;">**Innovation Zone**</mark> tag. To trade such coins through Bybit, you need to find the desired asset on the exchange and, if the coin belongs to the list of <mark style="color:orange;">**Innovation Zone Tokens**</mark>, then going to the asset page, you will see a window with the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. In this window, you must first agree to the terms and conditions of the coin. Only after that you will be able to trade volatile assets through the Hash7 trading bot.

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**Binance:** To trade volatile coins through the Binance exchange, you need to find the desired asset on the exchange and, when entering to the asset page, you need to pass a small test and agree to the Terms of Use. Only then you will be able to trade volatile assets through the Hash7 trading bot.

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You can check out the list of <mark style="color:yellow;">**Seed tokens**</mark> on the Binance exchange via this link: <https://www.binance.com/en/markets/coinInfo-Seed?p=1>


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