Using on-chain scanning tools to precisely capture Meme coin opportunities has become an essential skill for many traders. Taking $Hachiko as an example, early monitoring with professional on-chain scanning tools allowed some to successfully track from a price of $970 all the way up to $10.2K, achieving over 10x profit growth. What is the core logic behind this? On one hand, on-chain data analysis tools enable quick identification of liquidity changes and trading activity in emerging tokens; on the other hand, establishing systematic scanning and verification processes can significantly reduce the risk of chasing highs. For traders looking to profit from the Meme coin wave, mastering how to use these tools and interpret data often determines whether they can identify genuine opportunities among many projects. Of course, all trading involves risks, and proper position management and risk assessment are equally indispensable.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-08 20:56
Hachigou's wave is indeed impressive, but to be honest, these 10x gains are usually survivor bias. I've seen more people die chasing the highs.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 01-08 01:32
Oh no, it's another case of reading the article after the fact. I didn't manage to catch the $970 to $10.2K move at all.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 01-07 23:02
A 10x return sounds great, but how many people can actually get from 970 to 10.2k?
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liquidation_watcher
· 01-07 23:01
I did see the hype about the Hachik dog, but on the other hand... how many people actually make a profit?
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-07 22:51
970 to 10.2K? Alright, this time it's again survivor bias... Chain scanning tools are indeed powerful, but how many people can truly reliably buy the dip?
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DataOnlooker
· 01-07 22:45
Husky Napo is indeed fierce, but honestly, most people probably chased the high and got trapped.
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SelfCustodyBro
· 01-07 22:36
Bro, how come I didn't catch Hachiko from 970 to 10K?
Using on-chain scanning tools to precisely capture Meme coin opportunities has become an essential skill for many traders. Taking $Hachiko as an example, early monitoring with professional on-chain scanning tools allowed some to successfully track from a price of $970 all the way up to $10.2K, achieving over 10x profit growth. What is the core logic behind this? On one hand, on-chain data analysis tools enable quick identification of liquidity changes and trading activity in emerging tokens; on the other hand, establishing systematic scanning and verification processes can significantly reduce the risk of chasing highs. For traders looking to profit from the Meme coin wave, mastering how to use these tools and interpret data often determines whether they can identify genuine opportunities among many projects. Of course, all trading involves risks, and proper position management and risk assessment are equally indispensable.