2026-01-20 07:40:06

If you want to get a share in the Meme coin wave, many people are pondering how to achieve stable profits. Actually, the core ideas are these points—scanning the chain and scanning pushes are fundamental, and you need to keep track of the latest project developments. After discovering hot spots, you should learn to search and compare the same-named contracts, which helps quickly identify mainstream coins and follow-the-wave coins.

The key is to follow the right people. Those impressive KOLs often sense market opportunities, and their choices and pace are worth referencing. If you miss out on a爆款 like Long Yi, don't panic; learning to capture Long Er opportunities can also be profitable, depending on how quickly you can react.

The final trick is to track the movements of smart wallets. Experienced traders and institutional on-chain operations often stay ahead of retail investors. By monitoring their buy and sell signals, you can improve your win rate. Connecting these five steps together, you will have a relatively complete Meme coin trading strategy.

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AirdropHunter007

· 22h ago

Basically, it's still about information gaps and reaction speed. Dealing with the right people can indeed help avoid detours. I've copied Long Er a few times too, just to see how quick the response is. Sometimes, it's even more profitable than Long Yi. I've been using the wallet monitoring trick for a long time; the movements of smart money really don't lie. Scanning for pushes and chains is a must-do; otherwise, how would you know when new projects are launching? I think the key still comes down to execution. No matter how clear the strategy is, if you're slow, it's all pointless.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-20 08:10

Long Er is also an illusion; 99% are just bagholders.

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AirdropHunter

· 01-20 08:09

You're right, I'm just worried about losing everything if I get involved with the wrong person.

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SellLowExpert

· 01-20 08:09

Can Long Er make money? I think 99% are just bagholders.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 01-20 07:51

Honestly, choosing the right person is more important than anything else. I've just suffered from misjudging a KOL before.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-20 07:49

Sounds good, but there are very few who can really make money --- Choosing the right people is really key, just worried about following scammers --- Long Er is also a trap, reacting quickly actually gets you caught --- I'm also watching the movements of smart wallets, but they change direction very fast too --- Scanning chains and pushes all day, but in the end, most get slapped in the face --- This set of theories sounds perfect, but actual operations are all bloodshed --- I've followed all the votes chosen by KOLs, and this month I lost the most --- Are contract comparisons useful? Feels like they all cut the same way --- Fast speed just means it's over? I lost the most when I was quick --- Smart wallets probably also lose, but I’ve never seen them cut losses

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