2025-12-29 19:36:11

Want to buy the dip in meme coins and make quick money? The key is to master the methods. Many people are using this process, but only a few actually make profits.

First, you need to be able to scan the blockchain and Twitter, which are fundamental skills for discovering new projects. Then, identify trending coins—don't just look at the first hot one; learning to search for coins with the same name often reveals the real opportunity.

Following the right people is very important—pay attention to those truly knowledgeable KOLs, as their movements can guide you. Missing out on the first mover isn't a problem; the real profit opportunities often come with the second mover. This requires vision and speed.

The final point is especially critical: learn to track smart wallets. Every move of large holders is on the chain; understanding their actions often means understanding the market. Combining these strategies is the skill needed to survive in the high-volatility meme coin market.

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PonziDetector

· 7h ago

Basically, it's still a game of information asymmetry. Long Yi will eventually get cut after it becomes popular, while those who can make money are quietly lurking in Long Er. Choosing the right people can indeed save you a lot of detours, but don't blindly trust KOLs; they are also acting. The smart wallet approach looks simple, but who can't execute it? The key is whether your reaction speed is fast enough. Most people still lose because of their mindset—buying when it rises and panicking when it falls. I think, compared to any methodology, risk control is the true way to survive.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 8h ago

Long Er's methods I’ve been doing for a while, just see who can keep up with the smart money's pace faster. --- Scanning chains and Twitter, this approach is correct, but most people still get caught off guard and get liquidated. --- Following the right people can indeed reduce detours; the key is not to be fooled by those fake big V accounts. --- The detail about the same-name coin is pretty good; many people only focus on the first one. --- Tracking wallets sounds simple, but in practice, it’s extremely complex and requires patience. --- It sounds good, but in the end, most people are probably still trapped. --- These tactics are used by too many people; the ones still making money are probably the fastest. --- Long Er’s success depends on luck and acceleration; missing either is not an option.

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down_only_larry

· 8h ago

Long Er's opportunities are indeed easy to overlook, but honestly, it's pointless to chase the wrong people. --- I've been tired of scanning chains and Twitter for a long time; luck still plays a bigger role. --- Smart wallets aren't always smart; I've followed a few that directly led me to go all-in. --- It's easy to say, but when it comes to bottom-fishing, your hands are actually trembling. --- Long Er? I'm more interested in whether there are opportunities for Long San and Long Si haha. --- This methodology is fine, but the key is to keep a steady mindset during execution. --- Moving fast doesn't necessarily mean making money? I've seen too many rush in and get trapped. --- The trick of using the same-name coin is indeed clever, but the competition is ridiculously fierce.

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