2026-01-08 09:31:18

The Butterfly Protocol surged from $180 to $3091. What is the underlying logic behind this? Someone used on-chain data tools to precisely capture this wave of market movement and achieved over 17x returns. This is not luck, but a methodology.

The way MEME coins are played has long changed. Relying solely on community hype is far from enough. What are the real money-makers doing? First, they monitor on-chain capital flows; second, they track the actions of smart wallets. When large funds start to position, it’s often the last window before the price takes off.

By combining chain scanning tools to monitor the distribution of holdings in newly issued tokens, and overlaying smart wallet push alerts, you can seize opportunities to rapidly multiply small-cap coins. The key is to act quickly; by the time everyone sees it, the profit-sharing period has already passed.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-11 07:59

It's the same old story... Smart money has already entered the market, and we're just seeing the price increase, honestly. Wait, 17 times? Are you sure it's not just clearer during the review? Haha. What does it have to do with on-chain data? The key is to react quickly; even a one-second delay is useless. This move was really aggressive, but I'm just worried that the same tactics won't work next time.

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MetaverseHobo

· 01-09 23:00

It's the same old story... There are many people blindly following and monitoring on-chain data, but those who actually make money have already shut up. This 17x return on the Butterfly Protocol is basically just latecomers taking over. Chain scanning tools? Smart wallets? Wake up, buddy, everyone is using these things now.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-08 10:01

Damn, it's these post-hoc armchair strategist articles again... Is it really that easy to achieve financial freedom early?

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-08 09:59

It's the same story again—smart money, on-chain data, window grabbing... all talk and no action. In the end, only a few can truly reliably buy the dip.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-08 09:56

That's true, but very few people actually execute. Most are still waiting to buy after seeing news on Twitter and other platforms; they've already fallen behind.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-08 09:49

It's the same old story again. Following the smart money is the way to go, but unfortunately most people can't even react in time. --- 17x? Sounds tempting, but why do I always miss out? --- On-chain data tools are hyped up again. The real smart money has already jumped in, and by the time you see it, you're already the bagholder. --- There are plenty of chain scanning tools, but who can truly predict the bottom? It's still just armchair analysis after the fact. --- I just want to ask, why hasn't this methodology made our own people rich? --- Being quick or slow doesn't matter; the crypto world is a capital game. Without an information advantage, there's no profit. That's the ultimate truth. --- I haven't even looked at Butterfly Protocol, but is there really such a crazy surge, or is it just another story? --- Monitoring smart wallets sounds professional, but in reality, it's just a gamble on popularity. --- No matter how eloquently you speak, it can't change one fact: MEME coins are essentially hot potato games. --- This theory has been overused for a long time. Those who truly believe in it will only get poorer.

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