Want to be the first to profit from memecoins? You must master these practical strategies:
On-chain data scanning and social media monitoring must be done simultaneously—the moment a hot topic appears is your window of opportunity. See a concept taking off? Immediately search for tokens with the same name; you can often uncover overlooked potential projects.
Closely follow the moves of sharp investors—their instincts can help you avoid detours. If you miss the leading coin, don’t panic. As long as market sentiment is strong, there’s still profit to be made with the second or third in line. The key is to distinguish the genuine from the fake.
The most powerful trick: track the on-chain activities of smart wallets. Study whatever continuously profitable addresses are buying—this is much more reliable than blindly chasing meme coins. Knowing how to use tools is one thing, but understanding the logic behind them is how you truly make money.
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DevChive
· 12-05 20:18
To put it simply, it's still about information asymmetry. Even reacting half a second faster can double your returns.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-05 06:58
That's right, but I've always felt that most people get stuck at the "distinguishing between real and fake" step. They see smart wallets making moves and just follow the crowd, only to end up trapped.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 12-04 16:46
Following the big players sounds simple, but to really make money, you still need to have your own judgment.
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FlashLoanKing
· 12-04 16:45
To be honest, I've been tracking smart wallets for a long time, but most people just can't stick with it.
There's definitely money to be made with Long2 and Long3, that's no lie—it all depends on whether you dare to get on board.
On-chain data scanning? Even if you scan every day, it's hard to avoid pitfalls; the key is still having good judgment.
I don't touch shitcoins—they're way too easy to get rekt on.
Big players do have sharp instincts, but when too many people follow them, it actually becomes a reverse indicator.
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LostBetweenChains
· 12-04 16:45
To be honest, tracking smart wallets is indeed more reliable than blindly guessing. The only concern is reacting too slowly and getting rekt.
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POAPlectionist
· 12-04 16:40
To be honest, it's still a bit risky compared to smart money. It mainly depends on how fast you can react.
You can indeed make money with the second and third waves, but the real risk is misjudging people and getting dumped on.
I've used on-chain data analysis before, but what's more important is your mindset—don't be greedy.
These tips are nothing new. There are too many meme coins now; it's hard to tell what's real and what's not.
The moves of big players are valuable for reference, but don't copy them completely. The market changes too quickly.
It looks simple, but when you actually do it, it's all about luck. I still trust my own judgment more.
Want to be the first to profit from memecoins? You must master these practical strategies:
On-chain data scanning and social media monitoring must be done simultaneously—the moment a hot topic appears is your window of opportunity. See a concept taking off? Immediately search for tokens with the same name; you can often uncover overlooked potential projects.
Closely follow the moves of sharp investors—their instincts can help you avoid detours. If you miss the leading coin, don’t panic. As long as market sentiment is strong, there’s still profit to be made with the second or third in line. The key is to distinguish the genuine from the fake.
The most powerful trick: track the on-chain activities of smart wallets. Study whatever continuously profitable addresses are buying—this is much more reliable than blindly chasing meme coins. Knowing how to use tools is one thing, but understanding the logic behind them is how you truly make money.