Recently, I’ve put together a practical strategy for finding gold on-chain, perfect for curing the regret of missing early entries!
With meme coins, if you don’t jump in within the first few minutes of launch, you’re basically just providing exit liquidity for others. These tactics have proven effective time and again:
First, data filtering—monitor both on-chain data and Twitter trends simultaneously. You can sense the hype before it peaks. If you spot a hot concept trending, quickly search for contracts with the same name; you’ll often find hidden gems before they take off.
Next, follow the right people. High-success-rate influencers—their wallet addresses are your radar. Even if you miss the first mover, don’t worry. Oftentimes, the second and third movers are where retail investors shine; the pump logic is similar but the token distribution is more spread out.
The most hardcore approach is tracking smart wallets—addresses that get in early and exit at the top with precision. Copy their trades; even with a delay, the win rate is noticeably higher.
Once you’re skilled with these tools, at least you won’t be the one getting dumped on.
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DecentralizedElder
· 10h ago
That's quite right, but in reality, only a handful of people actually make money with this approach; the majority still end up getting rekt.
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FlatTax
· 11h ago
Well, this logic sounds reasonable, but there are very few people who can actually execute it well.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 11h ago
Sounds nice, but I've heard this logic too many times. In the end, most people still get rekt...
Belief is something that needs to be tested with real money. If you only focus on data and big influencer wallets, your mindset will collapse sooner or later.
Dragon 2, Dragon 3? Ha, it always sounds like there are endless opportunities, but in reality... the road to rebirth is still a long one.
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PoetryOnChain
· 11h ago
Hmm... sounds nice, but how many people can actually catch those opportunities? Most still end up getting tricked.
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ClassicDumpster
· 11h ago
It's the same theory again. Why does it sound just like what I heard last year... Those who are really making money have already kept quiet.
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LightningClicker
· 11h ago
Simply put, it's all about who moves faster; no matter how many tools you have, you can't beat the information gap.
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LiquidationHunter
· 11h ago
Same old story, I got stopped out three times before the leading coin even pumped, haha.
Recently, I’ve put together a practical strategy for finding gold on-chain, perfect for curing the regret of missing early entries!
With meme coins, if you don’t jump in within the first few minutes of launch, you’re basically just providing exit liquidity for others. These tactics have proven effective time and again:
First, data filtering—monitor both on-chain data and Twitter trends simultaneously. You can sense the hype before it peaks. If you spot a hot concept trending, quickly search for contracts with the same name; you’ll often find hidden gems before they take off.
Next, follow the right people. High-success-rate influencers—their wallet addresses are your radar. Even if you miss the first mover, don’t worry. Oftentimes, the second and third movers are where retail investors shine; the pump logic is similar but the token distribution is more spread out.
The most hardcore approach is tracking smart wallets—addresses that get in early and exit at the top with precision. Copy their trades; even with a delay, the win rate is noticeably higher.
Once you’re skilled with these tools, at least you won’t be the one getting dumped on.