i can’t tell anyone my secret otherwise my trades will get crowded.
but the main thing is don’t buy too many coins KOLs are in.
period.
these coins Christmas tree no matter how much they promise to “stick to the coin,” or “build a team for it.”
i relayed this information about a coin to my own group chat and see it getting absolutely slaughtered and everyone is down now.
just don’t buy these coins from KOLs with badges etc if they’re all in it.
when one leaves, so do the rest.
id say hunt the top traders who are not followed a lot on X, they don’t tweet as much as idiots like me, they’re humble, they’re super lowkey.
high win rates and all that.
trail them and hold and let the thesis play out.
sell when the bigger KOLs fomo in or take initials there.
i know im considered bigger than i was just a few weeks ago but my intentions are to hold til high enough to take initials and then further ride it out if team and project is legit.
just be careful who you follow.
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90% of memecoin traders never make it back after a big loss.
Not because they aren't smart.
Because they think the next trade will fix the last one.
It won't.
The traders who recover become different people.
Here's what changed my trading:
1. Journal every trade.
Write down:
Why you bought.
Why you thought it would send.
What actually happened.
What you'll never do again.
Every profitable trader has receipts.
Losing traders have excuses.
If you don't study your losses, you'll repeat them.
2. Your mindset shows up in your PnL.
Fear creates hesitation.
Hesitation creates bad entries.
Bad entries create panic sells.
Your emotions place trades long before your wallet does.
Confidence isn't believing you'll win every trade.
It's trusting your process enough to execute without fear, while staying humble enough to keep learning.
3. Stop trying to catch every runner.
The market prints opportunities every day.
Your job isn't to catch them all.
Your job is to wait for the ones that fit your edge.
FOMO has emptied more wallets than bad analysis ever will.
4. Study more than you trade.
Track wallets.
Study narratives.
Watch how winners move.
Patterns repeat.
The traders who consistently catch big winners usually saw the setup long before everyone else did.
Preparation looks like luck to people who never put the hours in.
5. Respect your competition.
You're not trading against random people.
You're trading against bots.
Bundlers.
Teams.
Traders with better tools, better data, and thousands more hours of experience.
Every day they're looking for new edges.
You should be too.
The market doesn't care how badly you want to win.
It rewards the traders who never stop improving.
That's why 90% never make it back...
because they keep trying to become profitable without becoming a better trader first.
If you're bullish on a memecoin but don't want to blow your port...
Just throw 0.05-0.1 SOL at it.
If it dips, DCA with the same size.
Risking $10-20 instead of $100+ will save you from a lot of unnecessary pain.
And if it sends without you having a huge bag, don't get mad.
Be happy your thesis was right and you stuck to your plan.
Because when the opposite happens, you're not crashing out over a massive loss.
You laugh, move on, and catch the next one.
Surviving the trenches is more important.