The threshold for making money with Meme coins is not as high as you might think; the key is to master the right methods and tools. There's a saying that goes—buy early to share in the dividends of that wave of price increases.



So, how exactly do you operate? First, learn to scan the blockchain and push notifications, which are the basics for discovering new opportunities. Then, when a hot topic appears, quickly search for related projects with the same name to judge whether it's worth following up. Of course, exploring on your own can be slow, so it's better to follow those professional KOLs, as they have a more accurate grasp of market rhythm.

Leading projects are always easy to miss, but market opportunities are never lacking—learning to find second and third-tier leaders can also help you catch good gains. Here's a little tip: track the movements of smart wallets. The actions of experienced players often reveal the true market sentiment. Follow the right people, and making money won't be a dream.

Platforms like GMGN can greatly improve your efficiency, making data analysis and trade execution faster and more accurate. Master this methodology, and you'll have a pretty clear understanding of Meme coin trading logic.
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RebaseVictimvip
· 8h ago
The earlier you buy, the sooner you enjoy—there's nothing wrong with that. Following smart wallets is the real way to go. Even Long Er and Long San can get rich quickly; why insist on chasing the leading ones? Talking about scanning chains is easy, but actually doing it requires skills. Have you used GMGN? It really speeds things up quite a bit. The key is to find the right KOLs to follow; otherwise, it's just blind operation. When a hot topic appears, respond immediately; if you're slow, it's gone. Honestly, the ones making money are those who understand the rhythm. Getting the right people is better than blindly exploring on your own for a year. There are many examples of Long San doubling, who says you must stick to the top?
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AlphaBrainvip
· 01-07 09:57
I have long been familiar with the set of scanning chains and pushing, but the key is still to have execution power. Using a smart wallet can indeed help avoid detours, but the problem is what if everyone does the same? Sometimes Long Er and Long San are more exciting than the leading dragon; it's all about timing. GMGN is a good tool, but the transaction fees are a bit outrageous. Buying early sounds easy to say, but there are probably only a few who can truly predict correctly. No matter how aggressively KOLs promote, you still need to verify yourself, or you'll end up being the bag holder again. Mastering the methodology is one thing, but managing your mindset is another.
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BearWhisperGodvip
· 01-07 09:56
Basically, it's still about choosing the right people. Working alone without guidance is hopeless. Long Er and Long San can also double, it all depends on your judgment. When will the days of scanning the chain every day end? GMGN is indeed easy to use, but the real secret to making money is the information gap. If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have tried to figure it out myself. Copying the smart money's moves is much easier. It's the same old story; those who truly make money rarely come out to talk about it.
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On-ChainDivervip
· 01-07 09:47
Getting in early is definitely satisfying, but the key is to have good judgment. Joining the right people can really make money; it's not a dream, it's reality. Using the chain scan and push tools really works; it depends on whether you can stick with it. Longer-term strategies like Long Er and Long San are also good; anyway, you can benefit in the early stages. If you use GMGN smoothly, it really saves effort. You can really learn something from smart wallets. It's easy to say but hard to do, everyone. Once the methodology is clear, you also need to keep up with execution.
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MerkleTreeHuggervip
· 01-07 09:47
It sounds good, but not many people can truly catch that wave. Following KOLs often ends up as the bag holder. Don't ask me how I know. Longer and longer also depends on luck; no matter how many tools you have, they can't save slow reactions. GMGN, no matter how awesome, still requires capital; otherwise, it's all pointless. Buying in one step earlier? Why do I always seem to be one step late? This set of theories sounds simple, but in practice, it's full of pitfalls.
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BridgeTrustFundvip
· 01-07 09:37
Buy early, enjoy early; if you're late, just have soup. Choosing the right KOL can indeed help you avoid detours, but you need to filter and screen carefully. Longer two, longer three are also good, it just depends on how fast your reaction is. I've used GMGN a few times; the data still has some reference value. It's easy to say, but in practice, you still need to manage the risks well. The smart wallet approach sounds simple, but in practice, it's a whole different story.
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