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@spyzer I hate niggas man this could be the biggest base meme coin
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Pvp making me miss out on a genny trade
P is p tho
$Orbit
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My phone was at 2% while eating had to run upstairs during the pvp and rotate w bugging phone then doubled down on winner after seeing 2nd team member tweet Absolute cinema $orbit
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The four horseman:
1. $PUMP
2. $KLED
3. $MET
4. $DUPE
The only on-chain plays I have and will continue to buy into if price declines.
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The time between your transaction getting sent (you pressing buy button) and being completed (the validators approving the block where your transaction arrived) creates a time window.
The more people that are trading a coin = more money = more volume, which also means higher chances of bad/external slippage. On small coins you could press buy, but if there are many others wanting to buy at that price at the same time it creates slippage. Someone's buy transaction goes through first, then another, and then yours. But those two people before you already made the price go up 2% through their buys. This is called 2% slippage. This also works the other way around with selling.
If you trade memecoins, slippage is completely normal with high volume and lowcap coins.
In the photo below, you can also see this concept explained through your own 1000$ buy on a lowcap coin. Internal slippage.
Your first 250$ made the price go up 4% (1 -> 1.04), the next 250$ buy makes the price go up 3.85% (1.04 -> 1.08). This goes on until the 1000$ is 'completely deployed'.
The % change goes down as the mcap of the coin becomes higher. The higher mcap coin you are buying with the same amount of money, the less internal slippage you'll get through your buys.
This is why it's important to DCA if you want to size into a lowcap coin, otherwise your average entry will be very bad & you'll be instantly dumped upon because of the price impact your buy did.
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After months of hard work, late nights and peer reviews-- it's finally here The most complete (meme)coin guide ever made 100% free, you can find the link below (中文版也已上线!) Enjoy 🫶
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The biggest event attention wise in the history of humanity will be the 2026 World Cup.
And attention is a currency
75%+ of the world’s population will be watching. Do you understand how big this is?
Last World Cup we were still trading NFTs. Now ; memecoins.
The most viral football meme, is also one with staying power (contrary to all other football ‘meme’coins out there right now) and it trades at 280k
The World Cup begins in 2 weeks
Undervalued? What coins are you buying for the World Cup?
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@nonfinancialadv No, it actually has staying power. Especially next year with Mourinho as coach
It's the perfect coin to onboard normies
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@nonfinancialadv No, I find it’s a normie trap and doesn’t make sense
It’ll be near zero before the final
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Trading crypto/memecoins; there's one thing that underlies all of it:
The traders who consistently find good coins early are not the ones following the most call channels or copying the most wallets. They're the ones who think independently and trade with intention. Most people in crypto don't have original thoughts = trade in a brainrot kinda way.
The majority refreshes X waiting for someone with more followers to tell them what to buy. Or following a notif on fomo without doing any research & then putting the blame on the KOL when it goes sideways. If you do this you're not trading yourself but borrowing conviction. And that never ends well. Why not go play some games on stake then?
The cure isn't finding better people to follow. It's developing your own capacity to think. Form your own theses & read outside your echo chamber. Everyone in crypto is reading the same viral tweets and the same Telegram groups. Your goal is to be the one person that reads more than the majority, and learns faster through pattern recognition.
Research coins, research coins again and again.
Also keep in mind that when everyone has the same information, nobody has edge. Read books. Read outside crypto. The person who understands how the Japanese yen carry trade works suddenly understands why crypto dumps at certain times.
Trade with direction, think about what could make you a better trader and try it, even if it doesn't work in the end-- something else will stick.
Pattern recognition compounds over time
spyzer@spyzer
After months of hard work, late nights and peer reviews-- it's finally here The most complete (meme)coin guide ever made 100% free, you can find the link below (中文版也已上线!) Enjoy 🫶
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