Turn $50 into $1,000,000 by multiplying a hundred times? On-chain Degen players achieved this by using wallet tracking methods.
This trader started entering the market in February 2024. The early coin selection logic was straightforward: if the meme was interesting enough, the promotional copy was attractive, and the official website looked professional, then buy. The main sources of information were the X community and Telegram discussion groups.
But reality was harsh—most of the time, it was just catching the bag. It wasn't until he changed his strategy and began tracking on-chain wallet data to identify genuine opportunities that he turned the situation around. This case illustrates a truth: behind the high returns of Meme coins, the quality of information and decision-making methods are the true dividing line. Blindly following trends and data-driven investment approaches often lead to vastly different outcomes.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 12h ago
Damn, is it this kind of story again? I don't believe you. Where is the guy who turned 50 bucks into 100 times now? Why hasn't he come forward to share his experience... If there really were such reliable on-chain tracking techniques, why would he still be sharing experiences here? He would have already made a fortune quietly.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 12h ago
Basically, it's just good luck to come across it. On-chain data tracking sounds impressive, but most people still suffer heavy losses.
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GovernancePretender
· 13h ago
Haha, it's the same old trick of tracking wallets. It sounds nice, but in reality, only a few people really make money.
Turn $50 into $1,000,000 by multiplying a hundred times? On-chain Degen players achieved this by using wallet tracking methods.
This trader started entering the market in February 2024. The early coin selection logic was straightforward: if the meme was interesting enough, the promotional copy was attractive, and the official website looked professional, then buy. The main sources of information were the X community and Telegram discussion groups.
But reality was harsh—most of the time, it was just catching the bag. It wasn't until he changed his strategy and began tracking on-chain wallet data to identify genuine opportunities that he turned the situation around. This case illustrates a truth: behind the high returns of Meme coins, the quality of information and decision-making methods are the true dividing line. Blindly following trends and data-driven investment approaches often lead to vastly different outcomes.