Want to seize opportunities in the memecoin market? This methodology can help you avoid detours.
First, learn to scan chains and scan social media—this is the foundation for discovering new opportunities. By analyzing on-chain data and social media hotspots, you can more quickly identify projects that are fermenting. Once you spot a hot market, the key is to search for contracts with the same name, to distinguish authenticity and popularity.
But exploring on your own is too slow. Tracking skilled KOLs is important, as their coin selection logic can often inspire you. If you miss the leading project in a market cycle, don't be discouraged. Learning to identify opportunities in second- and third-tier projects can also be profitable. This requires mastering the skill of tracking smart wallets—observing the actions of large on-chain holders, which can often give early signals of the next wave of opportunities.
On the tool side, GMGN's on-chain analysis features and ultra-fast trading capabilities make this entire process more efficient. From chain scanning to placing orders, everything can be done on one platform. Of course, the premise is that you understand the logic behind each step—tools are just aids.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 7h ago
Following KOLs isn't as good as learning to analyze the market yourself. Even if the leading stocks don't rise, you won't suffer huge losses.
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LongTermDreamer
· 11h ago
Haha, it's the same story again. I heard this three years ago, and back then I thought following big players could guarantee profits.
Honestly, the idea of sweeping chains and pushing tokens sounds simple, but in practice, it's one pitfall after another. I tried it half a year ago, but I missed the top, and the second and third leaders' tokens went straight to zero. But on the other hand, losing money taught me a lot.
I'm a bit cautious about KOLs. No one knows if they're really backed by real money or just trying to harvest retail investors. Sometimes, the on-chain movements of big players seem quite mysterious. I'm not much smarter than a retail investor.
Tools are good, but don't entrust your life to them. GMGN may be fast, but it can't keep up with the market’s sudden changes.
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BearEatsAll
· 18h ago
Not getting in on the leading stocks doesn't mean there's no opportunity; the key is to have a set methodology, otherwise it's really all just gambling.
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AirdropHarvester
· 18h ago
Basically, it's still about information asymmetry. The practice of scanning chains and pushing updates has indeed become a cliché. The key is execution and mindset. If the leading projects haven't entered, then focusing on the second and third leaders is a logical approach I agree with. I'm just worried that most people still chase highs and end up holding the bag.
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CompoundPersonality
· 18h ago
Honestly, following KOLs is not as good as learning to analyze on-chain data yourself. There are quite a few instances where Long Er and Long San have failed as well.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 18h ago
It's easy to say, but practical implementation is hell.
You told me to chase the smart wallet, but they cleared their position with a flash move, and I'm still debating whether to follow or not.
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ProveMyZK
· 18h ago
There's no need to rush if you haven't jumped in with the leading project; second and third-tier projects also have opportunities. The key is to learn how to analyze on-chain data and avoid blindly following the trend.
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screenshot_gains
· 19h ago
If you missed out on the leading ones, there are still second and third-tier opportunities. I agree with this logic; the key is to have patience and keep digging.
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BridgeJumper
· 19h ago
Following KOLs is not enough; you need to learn how to analyze on-chain data yourself
Long Er and Long San can indeed flip, but only if you don't get cut
GMGN has been used, but the reaction speed is still not fast enough
Want to seize opportunities in the memecoin market? This methodology can help you avoid detours.
First, learn to scan chains and scan social media—this is the foundation for discovering new opportunities. By analyzing on-chain data and social media hotspots, you can more quickly identify projects that are fermenting. Once you spot a hot market, the key is to search for contracts with the same name, to distinguish authenticity and popularity.
But exploring on your own is too slow. Tracking skilled KOLs is important, as their coin selection logic can often inspire you. If you miss the leading project in a market cycle, don't be discouraged. Learning to identify opportunities in second- and third-tier projects can also be profitable. This requires mastering the skill of tracking smart wallets—observing the actions of large on-chain holders, which can often give early signals of the next wave of opportunities.
On the tool side, GMGN's on-chain analysis features and ultra-fast trading capabilities make this entire process more efficient. From chain scanning to placing orders, everything can be done on one platform. Of course, the premise is that you understand the logic behind each step—tools are just aids.