Watching others make money by betting on local dogs, but I don’t even understand the jargon? Since I missed the meme market, I spent a day and a night studying and summed up a strategy
Next, please see - MEME Guide from Zero to Exit (I) Explanation of Jargon
DEV refers to the token creator DB refers to the creator buying DS refers to the creator selling
Burning coins refers to the act of the creator putting a large number of chips held into a black hole address to burn the total amount of tokens.
DYOR means Do Your Own Research. Do your own analysis. This is to remind you to think before you act. Don’t act without thinking.
Pixiu disk refers to the currency that can only be bought but not sold
The conspiracy group is a group that unites to manipulate the market and make retail investors think that the currency is still rising, so as to harvest retail investors.
Closing the net refers to a token that has risen wildly, but then began to fall after a large number of retail investors bought in.
Drilling refers to a certain MEME falling madly
Christmas tree refers to a certain MEME that quickly fills up the internal market and immediately goes to the ground after opening
RUG refers to the situation where the project party issues tokens and then waits for users to enter the direct token pool and then runs away, taking away all the tokens purchased by investors. This is similar to Pixiu and is a scam by the project party.
Internal market refers to when the token has not yet been launched (currently mostly refers to the PUMP platform of SOL)
External market refers to those tokens that have been successfully filled up, successfully launched, and the pool has been migrated to DEX (decentralized exchange) and can be traded
Shot means that the internal disk progress is 100% and the pool is ready to migrate and will be traded on DEX soon
Opening means that after the launch, the pool is completely migrated and can be traded on DEX
Flying The token price has risen absurdly, and it has taken off directly.
Selling at a high price means that you bought it very early, but sold it after making some profit, and then the token will rise
Double the capital is a common trading strategy suitable for some conservative players. It means that after buying, the token rises by 100%. At this time, you can sell 50% to recover the principal.
Pattern refers to the behavior of deciding to hold a token until the end. It is usually recommended to double the capital and use the profit pattern.
HODL is similar to pattern, meaning long-term holding
Diamond Hand corresponds to the long-term holder, who always holds a certain token
PVP refers to the PK behavior between traders. Traders who enter the market early will harvest the traders who enter the market later.
FOMO refers to the heightened emotions, where traders are afraid of missing out on a certain token and make irrational trades
FUD releases false information to induce investors to sell and blindly criticizes a certain token to achieve the purpose of washing the market or buying at the bottom
Whales are traders who hold a large number of tokens.
Being squeezed means that before you buy, the robot buys first (which will cause the price of your transaction to be higher), and then sells quickly after your transaction is completed. This will result in you being able to buy 100 tokens with the same amount of money, but in the end you only get 80 or even less, and the cost becomes higher than the current price. Therefore, it is recommended to use the Tugou trading platform or the robot's anti-squeeze function
Scanning the blockchain and monitoring on-chain behaviors were previously exclusive to scientists. Now, many platforms can be used to perform this function. Ordinary users can also scan the chain. I will release tips on scanning the chain later!
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