2026-01-15 10:29:36

Someone used an on-chain scanning tool to precisely target the $SHAWTY meme coin, going from the bottom at $1431 all the way up to $14.5K, a tenfold increase.

How was this achieved? The key lies in the coordination of two dimensions—first is on-chain scanning, which quickly detects anomalies in emerging tokens; second is smart money tracking, following the on-chain moves of major investors.

Many people complain about missing out on hot coins, but it's not a matter of lack of opportunity—it's about the speed of information flow. Properly utilizing on-chain data and capital flow analysis can significantly increase the chances of catching the next hot spot. The game logic of meme coins is right here—early entry + timely profit-taking, and the myth of hundredfold returns is no longer just a legend.

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NeonCollector

· 01-18 08:33

10x? This is still a conservative estimate. The key is to keep up with the pace of that wave of smart money. Tracking the actions of big players is indeed top-notch; on-chain data doesn't lie. Missed opportunities are just because you're not fast enough. What's next? Information asymmetry equals money difference. No doubt about it. Taking profits in time is the hardest; many people are greedily holding on.

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BlockImposter

· 01-17 11:15

Bro, this move was really fierce, but you talk so casually about early entry + taking profits... most people still end up chasing highs and getting trapped. --- Chain scanning really works, but the key is to react quickly. Even 0.1 seconds slower means being eaten up by the dip. --- Following smart money? I always follow fake smart money, and as soon as I do, I get cut. --- $14.5K from $1431... I've heard this story many times. The real question now is how to tell which one is the next SHAWTY. --- Basically, it's still information asymmetry and execution ability. Most people can't react in time; by the time they hear about it, it's already skyrocketed. --- That's the magic of meme coins, right? No fundamentals, only time difference. If you bet right, it's a legend. --- Reminds me of the coins I missed out on. Feels like it's all people using chain scan tools lurking in the shadows, while we're still watching the charts. --- Early entry is easy. But how do you know when it's truly early and when it's a trap? --- Tracking smart money? That trick is really awesome, but I just don't know how to ensure that the money is truly smart.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-15 10:57

Is it true? 10x so easy? You have to try it yourself to know --- Tracking blockchain scans and smart money sounds easy, but how does it work in practice... --- Exactly, it's the information gap, but who can guarantee that what you chase isn't just a bagholder? --- Early entry sounds easy, but the question is how to judge which coin is the next SHAWTY --- Taking profits is even harder than bottom fishing, greedy people have all lost money --- I heard this logic last year, why haven't I made a fortune yet --- Only big players can pinpoint precisely, small retail investors just wait to drink the soup

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-15 10:55

Another one of these posts, talking about chain scanning and smart money tracking every day. It sounds easy, but how many can actually execute it?

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-15 10:53

Good morning, another night of being snipered. The story of tenfold gains is always told to the group that receives information the fastest; everyone else is just drinking soup. --- Chain scanning? Smart money tracking? Nice words, but actually it’s just finding a bleeding point in the liquidity trap. Those who multiply tenfold, half the time it’s luck, and the other half is because you were still sleeping when they entered. --- The speed of information flow can’t keep up... how could it possibly keep up? In the robot paradise, it’s already a sandwich. When you just tap to buy with one finger, the price impact has already taken two layers of your skin. --- Taking profits is really hard, everyone. When you see tenfold gains, everyone wants to gamble for twentyfold, but the ones who get caught are always caught in that moment of greed. Meme coins’ game logic is that simple and brutal. --- Bottom from 1431 to 14.5K sounds great. But how many people thought they found the secret to daily profits when it was at 8K? The thrill of midnight arbitrage and the fear of bankruptcy are just separated by a gas war. --- Every time, someone gets rich through on-chain data; every time, someone loses so much they doubt their life. What you should be thinking about isn’t how to copy his moves, but why he isn’t the next one to be eaten by liquidity.

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RektButAlive

· 01-15 10:50

It's the same old story, blockchain explorer tools + smart money tracking, sounds simple, but how many actually make real profits? --- 10x returns sound great, but most people are the ones getting chopped up, what's the use of fast scanning, isn't it just reacting? --- It's easy to say, if it were that simple, it wouldn't be called meme coins, it should be called a printing press. --- I've read too many articles like this, where is the next SHAWTY, everyone? --- Early entry, timely take profits, sounds simple, but in actual operation, hands are trembling. --- With on-chain data so transparent, how are there still people making money? Question mark? --- Damn, this return is more than my half-year salary, but the key is I haven't even figured out the first step. --- Is the speed of information flow not enough? No matter how fast we are, we can't beat the bots of the big players. --- Is the hundredfold myth just like that? I would have run long ago, wouldn't dare hold on that long. --- It seems as long as you're not the last bag-holder, you can make money. The problem is, how do you know if you're the last one?

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Layer2Observer

· 01-15 10:39

Chain scanning to track smart money sounds more reliable, but you need to ask whether this guy is suffering from survivor bias or if there is actually a system in place. Looking at the data itself is fine, but the key is to filter out the signal noise that can't be followed, otherwise scanning ten coins a day will result in nine of them going to zero.

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