LoneWolf
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I like to break the market down into 6 categories to stay fluid in my analysis — here’s how I classify memecoin traders on Solana. If you understand this, you’ll always know how to avoid losing money, or how to make money, just by adapting to the market. 1 — Deployers: It’s not easy to be a good deployer, but if you are one, you’re basically guaranteed to make money. The R/R is perfect. It’s literally impossible for them to lose; everything is upside. I don’t even consider this trading, more like common sense and good research. Most of them are heavily overvalued, and traders from the second category snipe them regardless of how bad the narrative is. The new shift in the memecoin market is that people are investing more in who will push a narrative rather than the narrative itself. These guys always make money, regardless of market conditions. They deploy, mass sell, and boom : +$3k in 10 seconds. They’re the creators and destroyers of opportunities. 2 — Low cap traders 1 ($4k–$15k MC): Probably the best range to hunt, and also the riskiest. It requires a lot of experience and hours on memescope. Unfortunately, most traders in this range are toxic, childish, and don’t care at all about narratives or other traders. Most of them are farming small profits (tens/hundreds of dollars), trading hundreds of coins per day in a pretty brain-dead way. But there’s a minority who, with real skill, wait for the perfect opportunity and know exactly what to hold and not jeet. (Example: Joji, etc.) Like deployers, they can often stay profitable regardless of on-chain liquidity, but we’re talking small amounts. 3 — Low cap traders 2 ($15k–$50k MC): Traders in this range made some of the most money during peak bullrun. It allows you to “confirm” a runner very early. This range becomes much more dangerous in low liquidity conditions. The R/R is trickier but still interesting if you stay selective. Good range to trade, with a stop-loss imo. 4 — Mid cap traders ($50k–$150k MC): This range is very risky in low liquidity. Most traders here have been losing money nonstop for the past few months. You need to be extremely selective with narratives and avoid overtrading. For me, this is usually the take-profit zone for low cap traders — but also a dangerous zone. At this market cap, you already have hundreds of holders, vamps start happening, and the number of active traders is relatively low. Also, most traders don’t even touch higher market caps anymore. Important note: the percentage of coins that reach this range and then go to zero is massive compared to those that continue higher. 5 — High cap traders ($150k+ MC): This is a completely different category of traders. More mature, more conviction-based. If a coin holds this range for 24 hours, it can be very promising and potentially become a real runner that attracts liquidity. Of course, you need to be even more selective. 6 — Very high cap traders ($2M+ MC): Useless in low liquidity conditions. It’s just stupid to buy there. The exposure is huge for very little upside. Just look at the data — we haven’t seen a fresh pair hit $10M in a while. In terms of R/R, it’s terrible and just immature money management. Conclusion During the bullrun, everyone was making money. Then the market dropped: High cap traders (used to top-blasting and printing money) started disappearing after getting burned. Now mid cap traders are disappearing for the same reason. When the game becomes toxic and only rewards a few players, and liquidity is low, natural selection kicks in. So who’s losing? Yes, some traders are losing directly — but indirectly, even low cap traders lose a lot. Ceilings are lower, fewer tokens pump, fewer on-chain traders, and the market slowly turns bearish… until something new emerges. More objectively (less bearish): The lower the on-chain liquidity, the more selective you need to be — and the less greedy. Every phase comes with new strategies and new top traders. That’s why consistency in memecoins is extremely hard. I think @jijo_exe is especially good at this, but I’m also impressed by @theonomix and @goyimpnl performing well in such terrible conditions.
to be fair, I’m not doing so good mentally, I am struggling a little bit. uh, however, financially, I am doing even worse.
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