【BitPush】Recently, there’s a topic in the community that’s worth discussing. Some people habitually chase certain influencers’ tweets, thinking about riding the trend to launch Meme coins. But this approach actually has many issues.
In reality, the success rate of this strategy is frighteningly low. First, you can’t even tell who is behind the coin issuance or whether they have a genuine background. Second, even if you follow the trend, it doesn’t mean you’ll catch the wave. You might end up getting cut.
Instead of blindly following the trend, it’s better to understand the project itself, the team background, and the community ecosystem—these are the substantial aspects. Meme coins are inherently gambling-oriented, so you need to keep a proper mindset. Chasing trending tweets blindly? The risk is comparable to swimming naked.
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OnchainGossiper
· 7h ago
Really, following big influencers to issue tokens is just asking for death. I've seen too many retail investors get cut like this.
Blindly chasing tweets? Wake up, those are all premeditated traps. If you go in, you're just the bagholder.
Jumping in without understanding the project background— isn't that just gambling? Might as well go straight to the casino.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 7h ago
Honestly, I've seen too many schemes of chasing big V's coin launches, and in the end, it's all about getting chopped for the retail investors.
Being blinded by FOMO and going all in without even understanding who is behind the coin launch—this isn't gambling, it's courting death.
Meme coins do have more opportunities for quick riches, but the prerequisite is that you know what you're doing, not just relying on luck and guessing blindly.
Staring at tweets every day—what's the point? It's better to spend time looking at tangible things like the team and liquidity.
Crying poverty after the hype has passed—no one can save you then.
That's why I would rather miss out on ten projects than get cut once. Staying sober is more important than anything else.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 7h ago
Really, how many people have been wrecked in the past two months just by following big influencers to issue tokens?
No, I just want to ask, what are those people who follow the tweets thinking?
Meme coins are all about luck, and now they want to add an "information gap"? That's hilarious.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 7h ago
Honestly, I've seen this trick many times. Every time, someone gets cut once before they wake up.
Following big V's coin releases is basically just giving money to the manipulators; those who profit are never the latecomers.
They run when the market heats up, and if you're late, you can only take the loss by buying the dip.
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GasFeeCrier
· 7h ago
Looking at big V's tweets to issue coins? Bro, this isn't gambling, it's a death wish.
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Chasing the trend of tweets, all are leeks. I've long given up on this set.
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Basically, it's one of the nine ways to get cut, nothing new.
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Meme coins are originally 50/50, and yet people still stare at tweets? Are you brainless?
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The ones who really make money are never the ones following the trend.
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The analogy of swimming naked is pretty good, it hits the mark.
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Doing project research is the real deal, but honestly, not many people are willing to put in that effort.
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It's always like this, yet some still rush in heroically.
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Daring to go all-in without even understanding the team background, that's not gambling, that's suicide.
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Risk awareness is like nonsense to Meme players.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 7h ago
You're right, the whole routine of chasing big V's tweets to pump coins really should be stopped. Everyone's just thinking about whether they can get some wool, but in the end, nine out of ten get cut.
Honestly, those who rush in are basically destined to be leeks. They don't even check the team background before going all in. This isn't gambling; it's just giving away money.
Block those accounts that shout about the next big trend every day; only then can your mind stay clear.
I think the meme coin ecosystem now is ridiculous. Just a hot tweet can make people think they can copy it, but the success rate is ridiculously low. Instead of doing that, it's better to spend time researching projects.
Coins with a strong gambling nature, combined with follow-the-leader psychology, are just naked swimming. Trouble is bound to happen sooner or later.
Beware of blindly following Meme coins: Why is it risky to focus on big V's tweets when issuing tokens?
【BitPush】Recently, there’s a topic in the community that’s worth discussing. Some people habitually chase certain influencers’ tweets, thinking about riding the trend to launch Meme coins. But this approach actually has many issues.
In reality, the success rate of this strategy is frighteningly low. First, you can’t even tell who is behind the coin issuance or whether they have a genuine background. Second, even if you follow the trend, it doesn’t mean you’ll catch the wave. You might end up getting cut.
Instead of blindly following the trend, it’s better to understand the project itself, the team background, and the community ecosystem—these are the substantial aspects. Meme coins are inherently gambling-oriented, so you need to keep a proper mindset. Chasing trending tweets blindly? The risk is comparable to swimming naked.