2026-01-11 13:24:52

Recently, a community member used an on-chain scanning tool to sniper a meme coin, which surged from $665 to $4281, a gain of over 6 times. It seems lucky, but there’s actually a trick behind it.

The two most important points when playing meme coins are: first, using the right tools to quickly identify early-stage projects; second, having reliable information sources and not just listening to hype. Many people fail to make money because they discover projects too late or get misled by false information.

Top traders who truly make money are all using on-chain monitoring and candlestick analysis tools to do their homework. Choosing the right timing and the right information sources are essential for meme coin profits to be fully realized. Ordinary retail investors want a share of the pie, but missing either of these steps can be costly.

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ser_ngmi

· 23h ago

Tools + information sources, that's right, but the key still depends on luck.

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TerraNeverForget

· 01-11 13:55

Bro is right, but I think 99% of people still use the wrong tools and get cut every day.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-11 13:51

Haha, it's true, but I always feel it's easier to talk about than to do. Good tools are useful, but the key is still good luck. I've heard too many stories of 66x returns, but no one talks about losing money. Reliable information sources? Bullshit. Now everywhere are sales armies. I just want to know if that brother has already sold or is still lying inside. Actually, it's just about timing; no tool can help. Every day talking about choosing the right time and information sources, but isn't that just gambler mentality? What I find most annoying about these post-hoc analyses is that they act like experts after the fact. Why didn't they say anything at the time? But on the other hand, you really need to watch the charts; otherwise, you can't keep up. The more people use sniper tools, the less effective they become. Retail investors sharing the pie? Brother, are you joking? The ones who really make money probably stopped bragging in groups long ago.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 01-11 13:45

Having good tools is one thing, but luck is still the key.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-11 13:44

It's the same old story: tools + information sources. It sounds simple, but the actual implementation difficulty is countless times higher.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 01-11 13:37

Damn, it's the same old story again. The source of tool information is always the same, and the key is whether you can hold your mindset. It sounds nice, but how many people actually make a profit? Most are still just leeks. Scanning the chain every day, what you find isn't necessarily the next 6x opportunity, and you might even get rug pulled. This is the real way—early discovery can truly change your fate. The real challenge is having a reliable information source. Everyone claims to be well-informed, but everyone also scams. No matter how many tools you have, they can't save your life; you still need luck.

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On-ChainDiver

· 01-11 13:25

Sixfold returns sound great, but most people still buy the dip and get trapped. That's right, tools and information sources are indeed two legs; lose one and you'll be limping. It's the same old story, as if having tools alone can guarantee profits, but the market isn't that simple. I just want to ask how many people are really using the right tools, or if they're just gambling with luck. Instead of obsessing over tools, it's better to first learn to cut losses—that's the real skill.

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