Playing Memecoin and want to seize early opportunities? Here are some practical tips.
Scanning the blockchain and pushing notifications are fundamental skills; you need to discover new token deployments in real-time. When a certain concept becomes popular, immediately search for tokens with the same name—you can often find follow-up opportunities. Pay attention to a few accurate judgment players regularly; their wallet movements are highly valuable for reference.
Don't panic if you miss the top coins; after market sentiment picks up, there’s usually a second wave of hype. Finding the second-tier players in niche tracks can also be profitable. The most important thing is to learn how to track long-term profitable wallet addresses—see what they buy and when they sell; this is more effective than any indicator.
Tools like GMGN integrate these functions quite comprehensively, covering everything from token screening to wallet tracking. Of course, tools are just aids; the core is to establish your own trading discipline. Don’t go all-in mindlessly just because the tools are convenient.
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PumpingCroissant
· 11h ago
Early opportunities have all been eaten up by the big players; retail investors still need to control risks.
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Nice words, but the people who are truly making money have long since run away. By the time we see it, we are already the bag holders.
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Tracking wallets is a brilliant move, but the problem is they also know they are being tracked and switch addresses at critical moments.
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Can Long Er also eat meat? Uh... the premise is that you have to run faster than Long Er.
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GMGN is indeed tempting, but the more convenient the tool, the easier it is to go all-in. I've fallen into this trap too many times.
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The most tiring part of sweeping tweets is constantly monitoring, but usually the opportunity is gone by the time you see the tweet.
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Establishing trading discipline is the hardest. It seems everyone is right, but when it comes to execution, we all forget.
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I understand the logic of follow-the-leader trading, but it's never bottomed out.
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FadCatcher
· 17h ago
Long Er, I have learned a painful lesson from this—chased three times and lost everything... The key still depends on how the wallet address moves; no matter how good the tools are, they can't save mindless all-in players.
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RetiredMiner
· 12-14 02:57
Follow-the-herd traders are always the bagholders; the key is how the big players move.
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Rugman_Walking
· 12-11 21:05
Following the trend? Bro, that's gambling. I've seen too many get burned by it.
Staring at on-chain data every day, what's the use? The key is having vision. No matter how awesome GMGN is, it can't save unlucky players.
Long Er eating meat? Last time I ate, it was all bones. Now I only copy strategies from big players.
It's easy to say, but how many can truly stick to trading discipline?
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airdrop_whisperer
· 12-11 20:57
Can Long Er of the bandwagon traders really eat meat, or is it just self-comfort?
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ImpermanentSage
· 12-11 20:56
Following the trend will never make big money; you still need to establish your own trading discipline.
I think the easiest pitfall is copying others' wins and going all-in; no matter how good the tools are, they can't save those without discipline.
Long Er does have a chance, but the premise is that you can distinguish what is genuine hype and what is manipulation by the whales.
Scanning the chain sounds simple, but it takes time to do; most people are still too impatient.
Wallet tracking isn't that magical; the key is whether you follow the right people or not.
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TommyTeacher
· 12-11 20:55
You're right, but I think the most crucial thing is to be with the right people. Watching the right wallet is more reliable than anything else.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 12-11 20:52
Sweeping the chain and pushing is really intense. Now the difficulty of entering the market is more than double compared to last year.
Follow big players? I've tried, and ended up getting wiped out to the point of questioning life.
Longer picking bargains may look good, but in reality, they often just catch the last fall.
Even the best tools require discipline; without discipline, tools are just accomplices in scalping.
Just listen to this trading strategy; those who follow it closely will most likely suffer heavy losses.
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FunGibleTom
· 12-11 20:40
I've done all the chain scanning and push scanning, but in the end I still lost everything haha
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Blockchainiac
· 12-11 20:38
Honestly, the hype has been played out for a long time.
Following wallet addresses is indeed effective, but you need to find the right people. A bunch of fake whales are daily harvesting profits.
Having the best tools is useless without discipline; you’ll still lose everything in a moonshot.
Longer’s idea is good, but market sentiment can change instantly, and the risk is terrifying.
Scanning pushes for opportunities? I wonder how many can really make money relying on this.
Playing Memecoin and want to seize early opportunities? Here are some practical tips.
Scanning the blockchain and pushing notifications are fundamental skills; you need to discover new token deployments in real-time. When a certain concept becomes popular, immediately search for tokens with the same name—you can often find follow-up opportunities. Pay attention to a few accurate judgment players regularly; their wallet movements are highly valuable for reference.
Don't panic if you miss the top coins; after market sentiment picks up, there’s usually a second wave of hype. Finding the second-tier players in niche tracks can also be profitable. The most important thing is to learn how to track long-term profitable wallet addresses—see what they buy and when they sell; this is more effective than any indicator.
Tools like GMGN integrate these functions quite comprehensively, covering everything from token screening to wallet tracking. Of course, tools are just aids; the core is to establish your own trading discipline. Don’t go all-in mindlessly just because the tools are convenient.