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How to pick small-cap Meme coins—stop blindly chasing pumps. I’m giving you my own screening criteria.



Four hard metrics—just copy them:
1️⃣ Trading pair age: over 24 hours
2️⃣ Market cap: below 50,000
3️⃣ Liquidity: above 10,000
4️⃣ Trading volume: above 10,000

Don’t rush in after screening them. Do your homework first, then wait for a pullback and find a clean entry. That’s a hundred times better than chasing the top.

I also watch for coins that previously pumped to 200,000 and later crashed back to 30,000–40,000. If the structure gradually recovers, with trading volume, liquidity, and buyers all returning, these can actually be more stable.

Remember the rhythm in one sentence: screen, research, pullback, enter.
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MemeGenerator
2 minutes ago
Below 50,000 market cap + 10,000 liquidity—is this pool deep enough for the whales to play?
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PhishSignMaker
3 minutes ago
I once chased one that crashed from $200k to $20k; it's still buried in the ground. Failed recovery case +1
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䶮曌
9 minutes ago
Waiting for the Fed to deal the cards 👀
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VolatilityPack
12 minutes ago
Bookmarked this post—there are just too many “next 1,000x” shills on Twitter.
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FloorDetective
12 minutes ago
A 24-hour trading pair is the bare minimum for avoiding a Rug—beginners must copy it.
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LiquidationBell
13 minutes ago
What does the $BTC tag mean? This logic doesn’t apply to Bitcoin, does it? Hahaha.
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LiquidityMuse
15 minutes ago
Wait for the pullback—this advice is worth its weight in gold. I’ve seen too many people pick the right coin but buy at the wick’s tip.
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BoxHunter
21 minutes ago
The structural recovery is real as trading volume returns, but we need to confirm it’s not wash trading.
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GasDetective
23 minutes ago
How do you define a “clean point”? Converging moving averages or declining volume with signs of a bottom? Please elaborate.
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HistoryWitness
23 minutes ago
The kind that crashes back to $30,000–$40,000 before recovering—I call it a “zombie coin.” Once it comes back to life, it’s indeed fierce.
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