Recently, many people have been asking how to use on-chain tools to catch memecoin opportunities. Here are some practical tips:



Scanning the chain and monitoring push notifications are fundamental skills—keeping an eye on new tokens on the chain in real-time, combined with tracking Twitter trends, can help you identify potential targets earlier.

After a hot trend emerges, don't just focus on one; learn to search for tokens with similar names. Sometimes the real opportunity is behind the scenes.

Following a few reliable on-chain data analysts is very important; their judgments are often faster than retail investors.

Don't panic if you miss out on the leading project; when market sentiment picks up, there are usually follow-up opportunities. Finding second- and third-tier projects can also be profitable.

The most important thing is to learn how to track smart wallets—watch what high-success-rate addresses are buying and when they enter, which is far better than guessing blindly.

Tools like GMGN integrate these functions quite well. Once you become proficient, they can indeed improve efficiency. Of course, tools are just aids; ultimately, you still need to rely on your own judgment.
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MysteryBoxOpenervip
· 7h ago
Sweeping the chain and sweeping the push really needs to be done every day, or you'll miss the next ten-bagger coin in a matter of minutes. Long Er and Long San are the real profit zones, much more reliable than just holding onto the top coins. Smart money gets it after a few times, copying their trades is way better than doing your own research reports. To put it simply, you still need to watch the market more; tools are just the icing on the cake. The top coins have all been eaten up by institutions. Now, following the trend isn't as good as following the data.
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WalletWhisperervip
· 12-13 12:06
Longer and second-tier dragons can also eat meat, but the key is to follow the smart money. Chasing the leading dragon is less effective than following the hype on Twitter; early detection is the key. GMGN has been used for so long, but you still have to rely on your own judgment. Scanning chains and pushing with tools alone won't work; you need insight. Same-name coins are really prone to flipping, so caution is necessary. The high win rate of those addresses in the smart wallet—how can you chase them? Missing out on the leading coin hurts, but losing on the second and third tiers doesn't mean total loss. Tools are just aids; the real profit logic is still in your mind.
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MidnightTradervip
· 12-13 02:42
Tracking smart wallets is indeed a brilliant move, much better than messing around blindly yourself. Long Er and Long San sometimes have even more terrifying gains, it all depends on how brave you are. GMGN has been used for a while, but ultimately it still depends on your brain; tools are useless. The real dragons are all in the back, it's easy to overlook them during sweeping pushes. Following this process increases the probability of making money, but losing money can also happen quickly.
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RektButSmilingvip
· 12-11 21:47
Longer Long Three is indeed a stable strategy; don't follow the trend and chase the leading coins. Tracking wallets is indeed more reliable than sweeping pushes; just follow how smart money moves. That's right, but you still need your own judgment; tools are just the icing on the cake. We scan chains every day; the biggest fear is realizing too late by half a beat. I've fallen into the trap of same-name projects before; now I've learned to be smarter.
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CryptoNomicsvip
· 12-11 05:59
actually, if you run a proper correlation matrix on smart money flows vs meme coin performance, the signal-to-noise ratio is abysmal. most people just chase whale wallets into liquidity traps lol
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SigmaBrainvip
· 12-11 05:57
Long Er and Long San can eat meat, but I still trust tracking the big wallets more haha
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SchrodingerGasvip
· 12-11 05:57
Tracking smart wallets is indeed real, I'm just worried I might become the one being tracked.
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ForkLibertarianvip
· 12-11 05:44
The terms Long Er and Long San sound very enticing, but only those who got in early can really make money... Tracking wallets definitely saves effort, but the worry is being cut out by big whales. I've used GMGN, but now there are too many new coins, and the tools can't keep up, so it still depends on luck. To put it simply, scanning chains and pushes are done, but it's still easy to miss out; memecoins are basically gambling.
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LootboxPhobiavip
· 12-11 05:41
Smart money really has a great move, isn't it more profitable to buy directly from them? Long Er and Long San are indeed good to harvest, it all depends on how quick the reaction is. I’ve been doing sweep pushes and chain scans for a long time, but I still get caught easily. Tracking wallets is a hundred times more reliable than random analysis, that's how I do it now. The biggest fear is buying a fake dragon and ending up as a leek harvester. No matter how good the tools are, you need to have a brain. Some people still lose everything using GMGN. Honestly, it's still about having patience to find Long Er; the leading players often no longer have a chance.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5vip
· 12-11 05:33
Chasing smart wallets is indeed a clever move, but it still comes down to luck. Sometimes, Long Er and Long San are more profitable than the leading coins. By the way, does anyone really make stable profits from this? I've used GMGN for a while; the speed is indeed fast, but it's easy to get caught. Scanning chains and pushing daily, but I still feel like I can't grasp the key point. I've fallen into traps with same-name coins before, but there are indeed hidden gems. It's easy to say, but in practice, it's still a mess. No matter how good the tools are, they can't compensate for slow reactions. That's how I missed out. It's tough with smart money—getting in early gets you trapped, and coming late means taking over the position.
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