Want to catch early opportunities with meme coins? You need to master these tricks.
First, chain scanning and Twitter scanning are crucial—the first few minutes after a new coin launches are the most important. If you’re too slow, you’ll miss out completely. When you notice a certain narrative starting to explode, quickly search for tokens with the same theme. The leader may have already taken off, but the second and third ones are often still at the starting line.
It’s also important to follow a few KOLs who truly know the space. Don’t just look at their follower count—check their actual performance. If you miss the leader, don’t panic. When market sentiment heats up, sector rotation is common, and you can still make gains by catching the second wave.
The most powerful trick—track smart wallets. See what those high-win-rate addresses are buying. Copying their trades is ten times more efficient than fumbling around on your own. Once you get good at using these tools, the information gap naturally shrinks.
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MEVEye
· 41m ago
I'm already bored with scanning Twitter; it's still wallet data that speaks the truth.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 3h ago
To be honest, I’ve heard too much about the whole “Dragon 2/Dragon 3” theory—at the end of the day, it’s all about luck.
Copy-trading smart wallets is great, but whales dump way faster than you can follow their moves.
Scanning Twitter or chain data—what’s the point of being fast? In the end, bots will always snipe faster than humans.
Information gaps closing? Please, as long as there are new projects, there will always be an info gap. It’s all a psychological game.
KOLs showing off their results? Every one I’ve seen eventually crashed and burned, seriously.
There are early opportunities, sure—but it all comes down to whether you can survive to the next cycle without getting greedy.
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consensus_whisperer
· 3h ago
I've already mastered scanning the blockchain and Twitter; honestly, it still comes down to information asymmetry. Nowadays, even meme coins are insanely competitive.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 3h ago
Scanning the chain and Twitter sounds easy, but in reality, it's just a speed game—if you're one second slower, you'll end up holding the bag.
I've tried copying smart wallets before, but the results were limited since they also sell quickly.
There are indeed opportunities with the second and third-tier coins, but you have to watch the market—don't blindly follow.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 3h ago
That's right, I'm also using the strategy of copying others' work—the key is to find the right person to follow.
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GweiObserver
· 3h ago
I've tried chasing the second and third top coins, but in the end, it still depends half on information asymmetry and half on luck.
Want to catch early opportunities with meme coins? You need to master these tricks.
First, chain scanning and Twitter scanning are crucial—the first few minutes after a new coin launches are the most important. If you’re too slow, you’ll miss out completely. When you notice a certain narrative starting to explode, quickly search for tokens with the same theme. The leader may have already taken off, but the second and third ones are often still at the starting line.
It’s also important to follow a few KOLs who truly know the space. Don’t just look at their follower count—check their actual performance. If you miss the leader, don’t panic. When market sentiment heats up, sector rotation is common, and you can still make gains by catching the second wave.
The most powerful trick—track smart wallets. See what those high-win-rate addresses are buying. Copying their trades is ten times more efficient than fumbling around on your own. Once you get good at using these tools, the information gap naturally shrinks.