The bull market is here, but ironically, more people are losing money — this is a very painful reality. No matter how big the cycle or how many opportunities there are, the key still depends on what you choose.



To find truly potential memecoins in the primary market, you need to keep an eye on several key indicators. First, look at liquidity; the pool should be on mainstream chains with a token market cap of over 2,000 tokens, ensuring that trading volume isn't too small to be manipulated. Next, check the holder addresses; over 10,000 addresses indicate real decentralization, while fewer suggest a capital game.

The most critical factor is the price position — it should be at a relatively low point, the so-called golden pit bottom. Entering at this stage provides enough room for growth later. But that's not enough; you also need to see if the contract is transparent and if the code has no issues, as this directly concerns fund safety.

Pay attention to the distribution of chips as well. Retail investors should hold over 60% of the tokens, ensuring that large holders can't easily dump the price. Excessive participation without capital backing allows community consensus to grow naturally. Lastly, the project should have a clear development roadmap, not just an empty shell, but real progress toward specific stage goals. Only then is a memecoin worth paying attention to.

In summary, rather than blindly following the trend, it's better to spend time researching these dimensions. Choosing the right target is the starting point for making money.
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RektButSmilingvip
· 01-11 03:02
Nice words, but the question is, can you really find such coins? It looks smooth and seamless, but in practice, it's all traps... Both liquidity and wallet addresses, nine out of ten indicators lead to pitfalls. Golden坑? I just want to laugh, every time thinking the bottom is in, only to see it fall further. Instead of studying these, might as well accept fate; losing money is the norm. Coins with good-looking data often are the first to爆雷. It's easy to say but hard to do, everyone. This set of theories has been heard countless times, but those who make money are still the same group. Who would let you pick up... in the primary market if there is real potential?
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AirdropHermitvip
· 01-08 04:49
To put it nicely, how many people can truly keep an eye on all these indicators?
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ForkInTheRoadvip
· 01-08 04:31
That's right, choosing the wrong coin is more costly than anything else. Focusing only on liquidity and the number of addresses isn't enough; the key is to look at the distribution of chips, and retail investors should hold over 60% before daring to touch it.
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AirdropHunterKingvip
· 01-08 04:31
That's right, I went through this process step by step to avoid getting cut too badly.
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OldLeekConfessionvip
· 01-08 04:29
Talking about strategies on paper is easy, but when it’s time to actually buy the dip, your legs go weak.
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