2025-12-07 07:21:23

Always a step behind when it comes to meme coin links? Here are a few practical tips for getting ahead using on-chain tools.

Let’s start with tool selection. Right now, a lot of people are using aggregator platforms like GMGN, which are indeed comprehensive. How do you use them?

Chain scanning and Twitter scanning are basic operations—monitoring new coin activity on-chain and tracking Twitter hype in real time. If you notice a certain concept is trending, immediately search for coins with the same name; many copycat projects will take off along with the trend.

Next, follow a few reliable KOLs. Their instincts are often sharper than those of regular users. If you miss the leading coin, don’t panic—opportunities with the second or third runners-up can be just as big. The key is reaction speed.

The most aggressive move—track smart wallets. See what those high-win-rate addresses are buying, and copy their trades to increase your own odds. Of course, you assume your own risk—the meme coin market is a game of competition by nature.

These methods don’t guarantee profits, but at least they’ll help you keep pace with the market.

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MEVEye

· 12-07 07:46

Following KOLs is not as effective as directly tracking smart wallets—quick reaction is the key. I’ve been using that GMGN stuff for ages; in the end, it’s all about who’s faster. Second and third-tier dragon coins are where the real money is; you’ve already missed the boat on the leading tokens. To put it bluntly, the shitcoin market is just a gamble—no matter how many tools you have, bagholders can’t be saved. I use push and on-chain scanning tools every day, but I’m still half a step behind—so exhausting. Even copying smart wallets doesn’t guarantee profits; it all depends on luck and timing. There’s no surefire way to win—anything else is just self-deception. Being fast does give you an edge, but only if you have enough capital. Are KOLs really that sharp? I doubt it—many of them are just dumping on retail investors. Tracking smart wallets is definitely a savage move—it just depends on whether you can keep up in time.

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GraphGuru

· 12-07 07:45

Tracking wallets is indeed a ruthless tactic, but the problem is that by the time you notice smart money buying, they're already halfway out.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 12-07 07:43

I’ve tried the smart wallet trick, still got rekt several times. Used GMGN for half a year, quick reactions didn’t help, ended up losing my cool anyway. Dragon 2, Dragon 3 sound great, but in reality, it’s all just bag holders. KOLs have sharp instincts? Please, they cashed out long ago. Scanning Twitter and the blockchain every day, still always a step behind—forget it.

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MetaMasked

· 12-07 07:33

I've tried tracking smart wallets before, and it really does help you catch quite a few opportunities—you just have to keep your eyes on the screen at all times.

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