2026-01-09 03:27:14

Someone successfully used an on-chain scanning tool to capture an early opportunity for the $BRAIN meme coin, with a quite substantial increase.

The core logic of this method is actually not complicated—an AI-assisted token screening system can identify potential hot projects right when trading pairs are created. Especially in the high-volatility sector of meme coins, timely discovery of opportunities can often lead to significant gains.

Effective on-chain data scanning can help traders quickly identify promising targets among many new tokens. However, such opportunities are usually fleeting and require a keen market sense. Regardless of the tools used, risk management and rational judgment are always the foundation of trading.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-11 19:13

My comment: Same old story, early catch? To put it simply, it's just good luck. No matter how powerful the tools are, they can't save the bagholders.

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TestnetNomad

· 01-11 03:09

Early on, catching the move definitely made a lot of profit, but I still think most people using this tool are just wasting their time... Honestly, who hasn't regretted missing out on BRAIN's recent surge? It was just a half beat slow to react. Next time, I need to set up proper scan alerts.

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TokenToaster

· 01-09 03:51

Early bottom-fishing for meme coins relies on this set; whether you can make money still depends on your reaction speed and luck.

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GateUser-5854de8b

· 01-09 03:48

Early sniping of meme coins sounds exciting, but there aren't that many people who can really make money. --- On-chain scanning tools are popular again. This time, it probably isn't just marketing hype. --- AI filtering sounds impressive, but in reality, most people are still catching up too late. --- $BRAIN's rise is a fact, but how many people actually bought the bottom... --- Risk management is indeed important, but unfortunately, most people get carried away when they see the price increase. --- Opportunities that come and go quickly, and funds that come and go just as fast. --- No matter how powerful scanning tools are, they can't outrun the speed of major market players.

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-09 03:46

Early on, it was just gamblers, the truly stable ones still depend on fundamentals. --- Same old rhetoric, no matter how powerful the tools are, they can't save the fate of those who take the risk. --- $BRAIN went up, I just ignore it and keep doing my own thing. --- On-chain scanning tools? I think they are just armchair strategists after the fact. Do they have real-time predictive capabilities? --- Risk management sounds good, but actually it’s just bragging about the tools when you win, and staying silent when you lose. --- Meme coins are just about luck; don’t make gambling sound so noble.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-09 03:43

Sniping meme coins early can indeed be profitable, but the key is to be fast... If this wave of $BRAIN wasn't lucky, it would have rug pulled long ago.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-09 03:30

Tools, no matter how good, can't save the bagholders. Honestly, it's just the distribution of chips in a Ponzi scheme. --- Catching early opportunities? I just want to ask, relative to whom is "early" being defined... --- It's that same AI screening script again. I believed it last year, and I'm still cutting losses now. --- The phrase "fleeting" is so clever; translated, it just means you can't escape. --- The high volatility of meme coins essentially means high risk. This article only talks about returns, not about cutting losses. Is that really conscientious? --- On-chain scanning tools? They've already been penetrated by internal project staff. Entering later just means taking the bag. --- Risk management and so on? Just listen and forget it. Who can truly control risks and still make money? --- I just can't understand why every time, the "cutting losses" mechanism is packaged as a "market mechanism."

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