Recently, I came across a real pro who used chain-scanning tools to dig up a gem among a pile of shitcoins.
I'm talking about the meme coin $TARA. Someone used an AI screening system combined with on-chain data tracking to turn $387 into $1,578. That kind of return is definitely impressive in the current market.
These days, you really can’t just ape into meme coins blindly—you have to learn how to read on-chain activity. Where is smart money gathering? Are whales accumulating or selling? These signals are hidden in blockchain explorers and data dashboards. Some people specifically monitor liquidity changes in new token pools to catch early entries and ride the first wave of pumps.
Of course, the risks are clear—nine out of ten meme coins go to zero. But on the flip side, if you use the right tools and catch the right info, finding a few winners this alt season is much more likely than just blindly sniping.
Don’t just look at other people’s profit screenshots—learn to arm yourself with data.
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AirDropMissed
· 1h ago
From 387 to 1578, how lucky is that? Why am I always doing the opposite?
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 2h ago
387 to 1578, that multiple is indeed impressive, but I bet nine out of ten people only saw this trade after the fact.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 18h ago
387 to 1578? That yield is really impressive, but I bet nine out of ten TARAs will end up at zero in the end, haha.
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tokenomics_truther
· 12-04 20:00
387 to 1578? I can hardly believe that multiplier. Wait, did he really use a tool to scan it?
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DecentralizedElder
· 12-04 17:57
387 to 1578? That’s quite a multiple, but I've heard of things like this happening a lot.
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TxFailed
· 12-04 17:52
ngl, the "AI screening system" part is where it usually falls apart for most people. technically speaking, by the time you're seeing the signal on etherscan, the smart money already exited. learned this the hard way with like five different tokens... in retrospect, survivorship bias is real.
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ProxyCollector
· 12-04 17:37
387 to 1578? That multiple really stings, but what I’m more curious about is whether this guy also stepped on a dozen zeros before hitting this one...
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-04 17:35
From 387 to 1578? What kind of luck does that take? Why do I always end up hitting the pitfalls?
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NFTregretter
· 12-04 17:31
387 to 1578? That return rate is insane, but I still don't believe that so many people can consistently replicate this strategy.
Recently, I came across a real pro who used chain-scanning tools to dig up a gem among a pile of shitcoins.
I'm talking about the meme coin $TARA. Someone used an AI screening system combined with on-chain data tracking to turn $387 into $1,578. That kind of return is definitely impressive in the current market.
These days, you really can’t just ape into meme coins blindly—you have to learn how to read on-chain activity. Where is smart money gathering? Are whales accumulating or selling? These signals are hidden in blockchain explorers and data dashboards. Some people specifically monitor liquidity changes in new token pools to catch early entries and ride the first wave of pumps.
Of course, the risks are clear—nine out of ten meme coins go to zero. But on the flip side, if you use the right tools and catch the right info, finding a few winners this alt season is much more likely than just blindly sniping.
Don’t just look at other people’s profit screenshots—learn to arm yourself with data.