First, look at the few important indicators in the lower right corner. The first is the size of the liquidity pool, which is crucial; ideally, it should be 100 SOL or more. Although participation is possible below this value, such as in the tens of SOL, the risk will significantly increase due to the ease of large holders crashing the price. At the same time, be wary of some scammers using large pools to confuse investors. The second is that the actual number of transactions cannot be overlooked. If the number of transactions exceeds 60 within one minute after opening, or over 600 within five minutes, then the token is relatively safe; however, it is essential to confirm that these transactions are genuinely occurring and not artificially inflated. The third is regarding minting permissions; if the project party has relinquished the permission to mint additional tokens, the safety is relatively higher, as this effectively prevents arbitrary token issuance that could lead to price crashes. The fourth is to pay attention to blacklist permissions; if the project party does not have the authority to blacklist any wallet, the safety factor is greater; conversely, if they do have this authority, there is a risk that some users may be restricted from selling their tokens. The fifth is the situation of burned liquidity, which is critical; check whether the liquidity pool (LP) has been burned. The higher the burn rate, the better; 100% burn means the project party cannot withdraw liquidity, achieving the highest safety. If the LP has not been burned, there is about a 60% chance of encountering a 'rug pull,' where developers suddenly withdraw funds. This step plays a decisive role in judging the safety of the project. The sixth is to also pay attention to the holdings of the top 10; if the total holdings of the top 10 holders are less than 30% of the total supply, it indicates that the token holdings are relatively dispersed, which can reduce the risk of market manipulation by a single large holder.
Next, look at the holdings indicators below the K-line in the middle, focusing on monitoring wash trading. The lower the wash trading ratio, the better; a high ratio often indicates that the project party is manipulating the market, which increases investment risks. It is generally recommended that the wash trading ratio does not exceed 20%, and it is even more ideal if there is no wash trading at all.
Finally, check the indicators above that cover social media and sniper bots. Carefully analyze the situation of large holder sniping; if a large holder quickly intervenes at the opening, and the liquidity pool depth is shallow, there is a 90% chance that it will cause a price crash, so it must be treated cautiously. By comprehensively using the above indicators, ordinary beginners can more accurately filter out safe and potentially profitable meme coins, effectively reducing risks and increasing the success rate of investments.