@0xEthan I think he has so many copy trader and views from twitch first he buy with 2 to 4 sol after that other buy and its pump up and after that he buy .1 or .2 sol for three to four time and copy trader or twitch viewer buy pump it and he sell everything after that thats his trick
99% of memecoin traders are losing money because of these reasons
They jump in blind. No idea who’s behind the coin, who’s actually holding bags long enough to matter, or who’s just farming the timeline for exit liquidity.
They treat every new ticker like it’s guaranteed 100x. No strength check on the narrative. Just pure cope that “this one feels different.”
They never dig into who’s promoting it on X.
Is it a real community account that’s been early on runners before, or some random KOL who only shows up after the first leg so their followers become the exit?
Most of them are just gambling with extra steps:
- FOMO buys at the top
- Zero exit plan so they ride it all the way back to zero
- Copying big wallets without understanding why those wallets even bought
- Ignoring the obvious red flags because the chart looks green for five minutes
The ones who actually survive are good at pattern recognition.
They study who holds through the noise, which narratives actually stick, and who’s consistently early versus who’s just loud.
Stop aping every launch hoping for a miracle.
Start asking “why should this keep running” before you buy.
Here's something nobody tells you about trenching.
Spend 5-8 hours watching every coin that bonds.
Watch the ones that hit $20k -$30k and instantly die.
Track the wallets involved. Then do it again. And again.
Eventually your brain starts recognizing the patterns.
You'll stop falling for every flashy chart because you've seen that exact setup fail hundreds of times.
Then, when the real runner appears, it feels different.
You can't explain it at first, you just know.
Pattern recognition is what separates traders from exit liquidity.
$BRODIE is slowly starting to pump in the direction I expected:
- Robinhood official, Robinhood Help, mentioned it twice and confirmed the dog's name
- Then Pons founder Ozzy personally posted to shill it
- Up until today, BonkGuy FOMO real-name address directly bought in
- It is worth noting that Ozzy has just announced that Pons will launch a dedicated meme section
Sebastian reveals why people don’t make it out trading memecoins. Says “you can’t survive the current market with $20”
“The main problem problem people make while trading memecoins is that they treat it like gambling”
“It’s not gambling it’s trading. You want to be calm, calculated, precise and have a strategy”
“You can’t jump in with 20 bucks and try to flip it to $10,000. You have a better chance at the casino”
“If you want to make money try and be disciplined, learn a strategy. Learn why coins go up and what made them go up”
in trading there's two ways that you make a lot of money
1. the non-consensus bet, early, with size
2. riding consensus momentum before it tops
most people never pick one
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