2026-01-01 12:20:48

Recently, traders have precisely captured the upward opportunity of $1TO1 through on-chain monitoring tools, with the entry price at $1056 and rising all the way to $4722, perfectly illustrating the explosive growth trajectory of meme coins. The operational logic behind this is worth noting—using on-chain data analysis tools to scan for liquidity changes in new tokens, combined with top wallet follow strategies, can significantly improve the efficiency of capturing early opportunities. For traders looking for opportunities in the meme coin sector, a dual-tool approach is indeed a good idea: first, identify abnormal movements with on-chain scanning tools, then optimize entry timing by tracking top wallets' inflows and outflows. The $1TO1 case confirms the importance of rapid information acquisition and data-driven decision-making in Web3 trading.

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GasWaster

· 9h ago

It's the same old method of on-chain scanning + copy trading. It sounds simple, but there are very few that can actually make money.

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ChainDetective

· 9h ago

Yeah, this move was really spot on, with over 4x returns. Following expert traders' wallets still depends on timing. I've been using on-chain tools to scan liquidity changes for a while. Meme coins are all about information advantage—who's faster wins. I just remembered a project I missed last time, and I regret it to death.

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SatoshiHeir

· 9h ago

It should be pointed out that the argument of "on-chain scanning + copy trading" was already discussed by the community in 2017. Repeating this rhetoric now clearly ignores the systemic risks of liquidity traps. Based on on-chain data analysis, there are three obvious fallacies in cases like $1TO1: First, survivor bias causes people to only see 4.5x returns while ignoring 99% of the dumped coins; second, "whale wallets" themselves are bait, and whale pump-and-dump is a standard routine; finally, the "information speed" you mention offers no advantage against trading counterparts—they've already entered the market. Undoubtedly, what is the real purpose of articles like this? Think about it.

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