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If you don’t have thousands of copytraders pumping every coin you buy, these are 4 habits you need to actually make it in memecoins: 1. Never go all in. I know it’s tempting. Your mind tells you this coin is “the one” and it’s going to change your life. But here’s the reality: the market is insanely saturated and attention disappears fast. Most coins will never become long term plays. One bad decision can wipe you out, and once you start making those decisions, it becomes a habit. No matter how strongly you feel about a coin, start with a smaller buy, especially at a low market cap. Put in enough that a 2x or 5x would still be meaningful, without putting yourself in a position where one trade can destroy you. 2. Study narratives. Study derivatives. Predict how other people will think. Study how other people think and what they’re going to get excited about. There have been a ton of “larp tech” launches after Paid started doing well. The first few performed extremely well. I knew some of them were basically ideas being marketed as the next huge piece of technology, but that didn’t mean there wasn’t an opportunity. If I understand that other degens are going to believe the narrative, get excited, and buy, there can still be an opportunity to get in early and take profit. You don’t just need to understand the coin. You need to understand the people buying it after you. 3. Have a stop loss. Accept that you’re going to lose trades. It’s normal Nobody has a 100% win rate. There are wallets up $270K in a month with win rates around 35%. You can be profitable while losing more trades than you win if your winners are bigger than your losers. That’s why you need a stop loss. Sometimes your stop gets hit and the coin runs without you. Let it go. One of the hardest skills in this market is learning to watch something pump after you sold without letting the dopamine drag you back into a bad decision. 4. When to double dip and when not to Never double dip into a coin you already lost money on just because you want to “make it back.” That mindset is how one small loss turns into a massive one. You can consider buying back into a coin you already made money on if it continues breaking into higher ceilings (IE: 500K, 1M+) and proves it can hold a strong floor. The difference is you’re reacting to new strength, not chasing your previous loss. Last bit of alpha if you made it this far: I’ve built a data infrastructure that stores the results of every single solana launch (we use this data to power my product’s algo *check my bio*) what I’ve found is launches that hit $1 million have the highest chance of hitting a 2x out of any market cap of coins. A coin hitting $1 million has a >54% chance of hitting $2 million. So be on the lookout for coins hitting a million, if they are actually organic, they are always worth your time to trade. If this helped you, let me know in the comments so I know to keep sharing what I’ve learned in my 6 years in this space