2025-12-06 13:25:55

Recently, I’ve been studying a strategy for capturing early opportunities in meme coins. Here are a few practical insights to share:

On-chain scanning is a basic skill. In addition to monitoring market data, keeping up with Twitter trends is crucial—a lot of micro-cap coins start gaining traction on social media before taking off.

Notice a hot new concept? Immediately search for tokens with the same or similar themes. Don’t just focus on one project; often, there will be several similar ones launching at the same time. Choose the one with a healthier token distribution.

Follow a few sharp-sensed KOLs. Not saying you should blindly copy their trades, but they can help you quickly spot trending directions. But remember, even the best can make mistakes—you need your own judgment.

Don’t panic if you miss the leader. If the top project has already pumped, market sentiment may still be strong; the second and third projects often follow up. The key is to identify the true number two—look at community activity and holder structure.

Tracking smart wallets is an advanced tactic. Find addresses with a good track record and see what they’ve been buying lately. But don’t just copy them blindly—try to understand their reasoning.

Meme coins are risky—DYOR (Do Your Own Research) is always the number one rule.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 2025-12-06 17:11

The second-in-line relay strategy is indeed reliable, but you need to have a sharp eye.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 2025-12-06 13:56

The strategy of rotating between the second and third most popular coins is truly brilliant—much more stable than chasing the top performer.

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DeFiGrayling

· 2025-12-06 13:55

I have a deep understanding of the relay between the second and third tier coins. Last time when PEPE took off, I missed it completely and instead bought into a copycat coin and almost got stuck. Now I’ve gotten smarter.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 2025-12-06 13:52

Is chip distribution healthy? Heh, retail investors can never truly see how the whales are positioning themselves behind the scenes. --- On-chain scanning is basic skill, but real profits never come from surface-level data like Twitter hype. --- Dragon second and third-tier relay? First, you have to see clearly whether it's a real relay or just a trap set by the capital side. --- Following "smart wallets with good track records"? That logic is flawed—their last trade being profitable doesn't mean the next one can be replicated. --- High community activity equals a good project? I've seen too many cases of fake prosperity being crushed back to reality by a single big sell-off. --- DYOR is useless; the key is whether you have the ability to truly read the flow of funds on-chain. --- KOLs have sharp instincts? It's just an information gap advantage. By the time you see their tweets, they've already sold out. --- The idea of healthy chip distribution is too naive—data can be deceiving.

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CryptoTherapist

· 2025-12-06 13:42

ngl this is basically just copium disguised as "methodology"... the real psych pattern here? everyone's chasing dragon two hoping it'll heal their dragon one losses. that's trauma speaking, not strategy.

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StakeOrRegret

· 2025-12-06 13:40

The strategy of following the second and third-tier leaders is indeed much more reliable than blindly copying smart wallets, but in the end, you still need to have your own judgment.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 2025-12-06 13:32

I've heard the logic about "second and third-tier dragons" many times, but how many people can actually time it right? Feels like most people are still destined to get rekt.

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