Recently, someone used on-chain tracking tools to short $YETI, holding from the entry price of $3509 all the way to $14.8K before selling, quadrupling or quintupling their returns. Looking at his operational logic, it’s actually not complicated—he just used scanning tools to capture memes' trends and combined it with the information pushed by smart wallets to accurately judge hotspots.

Meme coins really test two abilities: first, whether you can discover projects early, and second, whether you can follow smart money. The former relies on tools, while the latter relies on data. The secret to many people's profits lies here — it’s not about taking blind chances, but rather letting data and tools guide the way. If you want to try this approach, the core is: on-chain data monitoring + tracking smart money movements, both drivers activated simultaneously. Although it doesn’t guarantee you can always catch the bottom, it at least significantly increases your hit rate.