Always one step behind in meme coins? Here’s a step-by-step guide to using on-chain tools to seize opportunities.



First, the core strategy: combine chain scanning and Twitter monitoring to jump on trends as soon as they emerge. See a concept getting hot? Immediately search for tokens with the same name—you can often catch early profits from copycat projects.

Next, follow the right people. Pay close attention to experienced traders with a proven track record—their trading strategies are often more effective than any analysis. Missed the leader token? Don’t panic. There are plenty of opportunities with the second and third movers; the key is to react quickly.

The most powerful move: keep a close eye on the on-chain actions of smart wallets. What these veterans are buying and when they exit—data doesn’t lie. Once you get familiar with the tools, the information gap naturally shrinks.

With meme coins, it’s all about speed and intuition.
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pumpamentalistvip
· 12-07 18:58
You're absolutely right, but I've tried this method before, and I'm still a step behind. I keep monitoring smart wallets every day, but I only notice when they're already pulling out. If you follow the crowd, you're just the bag holder—there aren't that many opportunities to be the second or third mover. No matter how small the information gap is, it's still a gap; don't kid yourself. Being fast is useless, you still have to rely on luck.
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NullWhisperervip
· 12-07 18:58
honestly this whole "follow smart money" thing is just dressed-up guesswork. technically speaking, those wallet movements you're tracking? half the time it's just noise or deliberate misdirection. the real vulnerability here is thinking data doesn't lie when wallets can literally be honeypots or coordinated theater.
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ZenMinervip
· 12-07 18:52
To be honest, I trust on-chain data, and you can indeed follow the moves of smart money. But by the time you finish scanning the chain and Twitter and react, the opportunity is already gone, haha.
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AirdropHunterWangvip
· 12-07 18:51
To put it simply, you still have to rely on copying others' homework; you need to follow the right people.
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JustHereForMemesvip
· 12-07 18:31
I've seen plenty of cases where the second and third tier coins suffered heavy losses. The key issue is that reacting quickly doesn't help either.
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Anon4461vip
· 12-07 18:30
It’s easy to say, but in practice it’s still easy to lose money. --- Dragon 2 and Dragon 3 are traps too, don’t wait until you get dumped on to realize it. --- When the information gap shrinks, there’s no more advantage. If everyone’s watching smart wallets, who’s really the smart money? --- So what if it’s fast? One pullback and it all goes down the drain. --- Follow the right people? Most people are just following the crowd, hardly anyone is actually making money. --- Scanning the chain and Twitter? Might as well just go with your gut—either way, it’s a gamble. --- This method was already outdated three months ago. --- No matter how many tools you have, they can’t save a slow mind. --- Meme coins are just a probability game; no matter how good the hype sounds, it’s still gambling.
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