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Memecoin Battle is officially over 🏆
After all the voting rounds and community support, we finally have our winner.
The champion among memecoins is PEPE 🐸
And the winner among the voters is @DaveWAGMI
They completed all the tournament rules and will receive the $100 prize.
Thanks to everyone who joined, voted and supported their favorite memecoin. The tournament was fun, active and genuinely exciting to watch.
Should we run more battles like this?
Let us know in the comments what theme you’d like to see for the next tournament
Why your own mind is the biggest enemy in memecoins
The market is not just charts, candles and numbers. It is also a battle with your own head.
This is especially true on DEXs and in memecoins, where everything moves insanely fast. The adrenaline hits harder, decisions happen faster, and your biggest enemy is often not even a scam project. It is FOMO.
The fear of missing out.
On centralized exchanges, FOMO usually shows up after a token has already been listed, the first wave of hype has cooled down, and you start thinking, “Maybe I can still get in?”
On DEXs, it works differently. FOMO can hit within the first few minutes. A token has just launched, the chart is already going vertical, your hands start shaking, and your brain starts screaming, “If I don’t buy right now, I’m going to miss the opportunity of a lifetime.”
That is exactly where most bad decisions begin.
Memecoins are dangerous because they are pure emotion. There is usually no real fundamental value, no clear roadmap, and no serious business logic behind the move. Most of the price action is driven by memes, attention, community energy and crowd behavior.
A token can go up 10x in ten minutes and dump back down in five. Liquidity is often thin, so even a single sell order can move the chart harder than expected. In some cases, your own exit can become part of the dump.
That is why FOMO hits so hard in memecoins. You see someone posting that they “already made 5x” and your brain immediately starts negotiating with you: “I still have time. The train hasn’t left yet.”
But very often, the moment you finally enter is the exact moment the chart starts turning against you.
The first classic scenario is buying the green candle. You see a vertical move and convince yourself it will keep going forever. It does not. Usually, it stops right after your entry.
The second scenario is the panic entry. “I need to jump in before it’s too late.” You already know how this usually ends. Either it turns out to be a scam, or it dumps five minutes later.
The third scenario is the promise of 100x. It sounds sweet, but the louder people scream about insane gains, the higher the chance that you are becoming exit liquidity for early holders who were waiting for someone exactly like you.
The real problem with FOMO is that it destroys risk management.
When FOMO takes over, logic switches off. You stop doing the basic things you would normally do. You don’t check the contract properly. You don’t look at liquidity. You don’t think about your exit, your downside, or the point where the trade becomes invalid. You simply enter because the chart is moving and your head is telling you this is your last chance.
This is also where position sizing gets destroyed. Many experienced traders have a simple rule for these kinds of high-risk entries: they only risk a small part of their deposit, often around 1-3%, instead of going in with half the account. Not because 1-3% is some magic number, but because memecoins can go to zero fast, and the first job is to survive long enough to keep playing.
FOMO makes people forget that. They planned to risk a small amount, but once the candle starts moving, they suddenly enter with far more than they should. Then they sit there watching the token dump, and it is not just the money going down. Their nerves go down with it.
So what actually helps keep FOMO under control?
I won’t pretend that FOMO can be beaten once and for all. If you trade, it will always be there. But you can train it. You can put it on a leash.
The first thing that helps is a pause. If your hands are itching to buy right now, that is usually the best moment to put the phone down. Give yourself five minutes. Let your head cool off before you touch the trade.
In those five minutes, one of two things will happen. Either the token flies without you, and you probably saved yourself from a bad emotional entry. Or it gives you a cleaner setup and a better price. Both outcomes are better than buying blindly in panic.
The second thing is using limit orders instead of market orders. A market order is often an emotional decision. A limit order forces you to decide in advance what price you are actually willing to pay.
For this kind of approach, Alpha One has limit orders: a trader can set the entry range beforehand instead of buying emotionally at any price. That alone removes a lot of impulsive decisions.
The third thing is taking the initial investment out on strong moves. A common approach among traders is simple: if a position does a 2x, they take out the initial investment and leave the rest in the market.
Not because the move is definitely over. It may continue much higher. But taking the original capital out changes the psychology of the trade. The position feels lighter. The money you started with is no longer exposed, and the remaining position is running on profit.
If the token reverses after that, the hit to the deposit is much less painful. This is one of the reasons this approach is so popular: it reduces emotional pressure and helps people avoid panic decisions.
The fourth thing is leaving a small moonbag. Some traders do not close the full position at once. They take profit on the main part and leave a small piece in case the move continues much higher.
For example, someone might leave 10-15% of the position as a moonbag. Not as a mandatory rule, and not because it always works. It is simply a way to avoid exiting completely before a potential major move. Sometimes that small remaining piece ends up bringing the biggest result.
The fifth thing is to stop staring at someone else’s profit.
Someone else’s screenshot is a false signal. You don’t know their entry. You don’t know their risk. You don’t know their deposit size. You don’t know if they entered with 1% or with everything they had. You only see the beautiful part of the story, not the full context behind it.
Compare yourself only to your own decisions yesterday.
In DEX trading and memecoins, FOMO is like a predator. If you let it off the leash, it can tear your deposit apart. But if you learn how to handle it, it can become useful fuel. It tells you that the market is alive, that something is happening, and that it is time to pay attention.
The philosophy is simple: you cannot remove FOMO completely, but you can stop being its victim.
Check yourself before entering. Cut losses when the trade is wrong. Protect your initial capital when the move gives you the chance. Leave a small tail if it fits your plan. And most importantly, do not enter just because your emotions are screaming.
This is not investment advice. It is a breakdown of risk behavior in the memecoin market. Memecoins are extremely risky, and you can lose the full amount you put into a trade.
Update in Alpha One
We are pleased to inform you that we have added support for Uniswap V4 on the Ethereum and Base networks. This means there are now more trading options in Alpha One, and your market efficiency is even higher.
Uniswap is the largest decentralized protocol in the Ethereum ecosystem. Support for Uniswap V4 provides access to a huge volume of liquidity on Ethereum and the fast-growing Base network.
The update is already available in Alpha One
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Top Callers of the Week in Alpha Hub
Callers continue to show excellent results even on a falling market. Alpha Hub proves its effectiveness even in difficult periods
Weekly results by win rate:
🥇 kalestrunika — 66%
🥈 Mr Index — 66%
🥉 КРИПТОРЕЛАКС — 61%
4️⃣ Nico — 55%
5️⃣ ValeraKhairov — 54%
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Top signals of the week in Alpha Hub
Signals in Alpha Hub continue to show excellent results, which once again shows that Alpha Hub is an excellent tool for filtering
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Alpha One Memecoin Tournament - FINAL
$PEPE vs $WIF
The last battle. One winner. Who will be crowned the best memecoin of the tournament? Vote in the comments under this post and write only one ticker.
Example: $PEPE or $WIF
Tournament rules:
· 8 meme coins are competing in the tournament
· The tournament consists of 7 battles
· In each battle, the token with the most votes in the comments advances to the next round
· To enter the $100 giveaway, you need to vote in all 7 battles
· In the final battle, you need to vote for the token that wins the tournament
· 1 account = 1 vote
· Only comments under the battle posts on X will be counted
· Each battle lasts 24 hours after the post is published
Cast your final vote. The results will be announced soon. Don’t miss your chance to win $100.