2025-12-16 19:35:40

Want to seize opportunities in the Memecoin market? The key is to grasp the rhythm of on-chain information.

First, learn to use chain scanning and push notifications to discover new projects. When you see a trending coin, your first reaction should be to find other tokens with the same name—this can help you gauge the project's popularity and market recognition.

Second, pay attention to KOLs who can accurately grasp market trends; their sense for new projects is often half a beat ahead of ordinary retail investors. If you miss out on the first wave, don't worry—learning to identify second-tier opportunities is the real long-term way to make money.

The most crucial point: track the movements of smart wallets. These large holders' on-chain behaviors often reveal their true judgment of a project, and are more convincing than any public statements. By connecting these methods, you can increase your chances of success in the Memecoin wave.

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DeFiChef

· 2025-12-19 19:34

Long Er is really the true leek harvester, no doubt about it. The smart wallet approach is indeed ruthless; following big players to eat leftovers is much more reliable than blindly guessing yourself. Chain scanning sounds simple, but in practice, it's easy to fall into traps. KOLs don't tell the truth at all; you still have to dig through the data yourself. This theory is good, but the execution is extremely difficult; most people still can't escape being harvested.

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PhantomHunter

· 2025-12-18 02:40

Sounds good, but truly capable of copying to the bottom are one in a hundred.

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RugPullAlarm

· 2025-12-16 20:05

Sweep the chain, sweep the push? Bro, you need to learn to assess contract risks first. I’ve looked around, and most new projects' smart contract audits haven't passed. Directly partnering with KOLs is just giving away money. Smart wallets are indeed worth following, but the key is to distinguish whether it's a big whale or the project's official address. If the fund concentration exceeds 30%, you should be cautious. Having multiple projects with the same name doesn't necessarily mean high popularity; it often signals a pump-and-dump scheme to trap retail investors. Do you dare to bet that those early team addresses won't just run away when the price breaks down? Longer-term opportunity? Sounds good, but actually, it's just taking the final baton. Both of us have stepped into this trap.

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AlwaysAnon

· 2025-12-16 20:05

At the end of the day, you still need to keep an eye on the movements of smart money; their on-chain behavior doesn't lie. Longer-term investors sometimes make more than short-term traders; the key is how quickly you react. Scanning chains and pushing content sounds easy, but once you try to execute, you'll realize how high the barriers are. Having a quick KOL instinct is just an advantage; you need to learn how to distinguish who truly understands and who is just riding the trend. Memecoin, after all, is still all about information asymmetry.

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