Recently, I came across an interesting case where someone used an on-chain scanning tool to spot an early opportunity in a memecoin.



This guy was monitoring on-chain data streams and noticed that the number of holding addresses for the token MEMELESS suddenly surged abnormally, so he decisively entered the market. His cost was $867, and he sold at a peak of $5,029—almost a 6x return.

To be honest, just relying on community hype isn’t enough to play in the meme space these days. You have to learn to track hard metrics like wallet movements and trading depth on-chain. Data doesn’t lie about where the smart money is flowing.

Of course, there are still risks, but at least it’s more rational than blindly jumping in. Tools are static, people are dynamic—the key is to make your own judgments.
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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 12-06 10:55
On-chain data is indeed impressive, but the ones who truly make money are always the minority. --- From $867 to $5,029, I've heard too many stories like this. The key is how do you know which time isn't hell before paradise. --- Sounds nice, but you still need money to try and fail first. If you don't have capital, being good at reading data is useless. --- We can't see the moves of smart money; what we see are just the leftovers after they've eaten. --- This thing is all about betting on human nature. Whoever reacts faster wins. No matter how rational you are, you can't beat bots entering in milliseconds. --- Honestly, anyone using these tools has taken losses, otherwise there wouldn't be so many tutorials out there. --- 6x returns sound great, but they never mention how likely you are to lose. --- Forget it, might as well just honestly be a victim of shitcoins.
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LightningLadyvip
· 12-06 10:55
This guy makes a living off data; nothing special, he's just a bit smarter than those who follow the crowd. It's that 5029 level again. Feels like every memecoin story is about the same lately—the key is whether you can get in at the right time. On-chain data doesn't lie, but what really deceives you is your own greed. When it's up 6x, how can you bear to sell?
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CryptoTherapistvip
· 12-06 10:52
ngl this screams textbook accumulation pattern, but we need to talk about the *emotional resistance* you're gonna hit when your bags don't moon in 48 hours. that's where most traders panic-sell their winners. the data says one thing, your amygdala says another—classic FOMO mindset collision happening here fr
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PseudoIntellectualvip
· 12-06 10:33
On-chain data truly doesn't lie, but the key is whether you can actually read it. --- Climbing from 867 to 5029, that move is truly insane. Why didn't I think of it? --- Honestly, if you're still relying on community calls, it's time to wake up. --- The movements of smart money are crystal clear—it's just a matter of whether you dare to follow. --- The data is right there: those who know how to use tools make big money; those who don’t keep losing. --- There's definitely risk, but blindly rushing in is really playing with fire. --- Gotta admit, just relying on calls to play meme coins is already outdated. --- When you spot this kind of wallet aggregation on-chain, the earlier you notice, the richer you get. --- Tools are just tools; in the end, it still comes down to your own judgment. --- 6x returns are definitely tempting, but most people never make it to that point.
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