No. It’s affiliate marketing dressed up as a trading guide.
The post from @OLeksa_one is a long “Beginners Guide To Memecoin Trading” that claims reading it will teach you to make $1,000 a day and at least $100k. Almost every concrete recommendation funnels to referral links with his code:
- FOMO: `https://t.co/bMPCy6DqRQ` (promo “OLEKSA”)
- GMGN, Axiom, OKX Web3 — same pattern
He says the “top 400+ smart wallets” file only goes to people who register through his FOMO link, use his code, repost, and comment “SMART.” Related posts from the same account use the same template: a “schoolkid” or trader who supposedly made $1.3M–$2.38M on a memecoin in a few weeks, a screenshot-style claim, then “comment MEMES and I’ll send the strategy,” with the FOMO affiliate link attached.
That pattern is engagement bait plus referral commissions, not verified edge. Memecoin flips are mostly a negative-sum game of rugs, bundled wallets, and exit liquidity; public posts promising easy six-figure results while monetizing signups are not evidence the method works. The account’s own bio points at the same FOMO referral link. Treat the profit screenshots and “cheat code” framing as unverified marketing.