Recently, I’ve been studying some practical techniques for on-chain data tools, specifically for capturing early opportunities with memecoins:



You need to use both chain scanning and Twitter scanning simultaneously—the first few minutes after a new token launches is the golden window. See the hype building? Don’t just focus on one; immediately search for copycat projects with the same name. Sometimes, the “second-tier” token can outperform the original.

Also, keep an eye on a few sharp-sensed KOLs. Before they make calls, they often position themselves early. If you miss the first wave, don’t panic. After the leading token surges, the market sentiment often spills over to other tokens in the same sector. At this point, looking for the second and third-tier tokens usually offers a better risk-reward ratio.

The most effective strategy is tracking smart wallets—watch what those high win-rate addresses are buying. Their portfolio changes are more telling than any news. You can check all this on-chain data in real time with tool platforms. Once you get the hang of it, you can secure a lot of early entries.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 12-06 14:05
Dragon 2 making money by going against the trend, this move is really genius. --- When it comes to tracking smart wallets, I’m convinced—it’s way more reliable than listening to KOLs call signals. --- Syncing on-chain and Twitter scans? Bro, isn’t that basically the logic for sniping Layer 2s? Damn, why didn’t I think of that? --- I missed that altcoin pump wave, gotta react faster next time. --- Are high win-rate addresses really all geniuses? Sometimes I see them lose too. --- This strategy sounds easy, but when you actually try it, your hands just can’t keep up. --- The risk-reward ratio for Dragon 2 and Dragon 3 sounds nice, but honestly, it’s still just gambling on probabilities. --- I’ve known about KOL front-running for a while, just can’t keep up with their pace. --- I’ve been using on-chain data tools for half a year now, and honestly, they’re just okay. --- A few minutes of a golden window after a new token launch? I didn’t even have time to react.
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SeasonedInvestorvip
· 12-05 01:52
Dragon 2 really outperforms Dragon 1, I’ve experienced this myself. As long as you have hands, you’re good—the key is having fast reaction speed. Tracking smart wallets is genius; looking at their holdings is way more reliable than watching the K-line. The early window only lasts a few minutes—if you miss it, it’s gone. Altcoin trading is truly the art of making money, but you also need to have vision. Smart money is the real mentor—everything else is just noise. You have to combine Twitter scraping and on-chain scanning for best results; either one alone isn’t very useful. Sometimes the returns from Dragon 2 and Dragon 3 are even greater—I agree with that.
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StakoorNeverSleepsvip
· 12-03 15:59
I’ve heard too many stories about “second in command” cashing out at the top; it’s still better to watch how smart money moves.
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IfIWereOnChainvip
· 12-03 15:53
Dragon 2 and Dragon 3 are really better than Dragon 1. Bro, I have to try this approach. This trick with the smart wallet is awesome, but you really need the right tools. You really can't keep up with both chain scanning and push notifications at the same time. Blink and you miss it. This analysis is spot on. The key is still speed. The early window really is just those few minutes—if you're slow, you miss out.
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ThreeHornBlastsvip
· 12-03 15:48
Dragon 2 counter-kills Dragon 1, I’ve tried this strategy before, but your reaction speed has to be insanely fast. You’re right, following smart wallets’ moves never lies. They did catch a few good opportunities this round, but the key is not to be greedy. Feels like there’s some insider info, or maybe it’s just hindsight talking. Syncing chain and push notifications is purely a game of internet speed and reaction time. By the way, does anyone actually make steady profits from this, or is it all just guesswork in the end?
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GasGoblinvip
· 12-03 15:47
I’ve never chased after the second or third tier projects, just ended up getting nothing. --- Tracking wallets sounds cool, but in reality, it’s just another way for whales to dump on retail investors. --- I’ve tried this strategy before, and all it got me was chain-scanning every day without making a single coin. --- The last line, “got in early on a lot of projects,” is hilarious to me. Does getting in early even really exist? --- Smart wallets are ruthless, but when they get in, we can’t even see it. --- Do you have to monitor Twitter and scan the chain at the same time? Every project I find ends up being a rug.
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Fren_Not_Foodvip
· 12-03 15:46
Dragon #2 is indeed often underestimated, but I’ve tried this smart wallet trick a few times and it still seems to come down to luck.
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DataOnlookervip
· 12-03 15:44
I've tried that "Dragon No.2" strategy before, and sometimes you really can catch a lot of juice. This trick, combined with tracking smart wallets, is the most practical—way more reliable than listening to KOLs for calls. How fast you scan the chain directly determines whether you can get in or not; just a few seconds' difference and it's a whole different story. Shitcoins are insanely profitable, but you really need strong nerves, seriously. The logic is clear enough, just worried my hands can't keep up with my brain's reaction.
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