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Memecoin Tips: How to Spot Hidden Movements in the Market

lynk
/5 days ago
When analyzing memecoins, don’t rely solely on Bubblemaps, as they only show wallets still holding supply and can miss key connections. Instead, check wallets directly for signs of linked wallets, especially when supply is spread evenly. Watch out for supply-control strategies used by teams, where wallets hold tokens to control price movements. Also, be cautious of chart snipes, where large portions of supply are grabbed at launch and later distributed.

Here are some simple tips about memecoins, pay attention

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1. Bubblemaps can help, but don’t fully trust them.

They only show wallets still holding supply.

If someone had 20% and moved it to other wallets, the original wallet disappears.

That means you won’t see the connections anymore.

Also, if all bubbles are the same size, it usually means the supply was split evenly.

2. So, instead of just using the bubblemap — check the wallets directly.

When supply is spread, it’s often split equally between wallets.

You’ll notice multiple wallets holding the exact same amount.

That’s usually a sign they’re all linked.

See the example below. ⬇️

3. Supply-control

Some projects split a big chunk of the supply across many wallet, often team wallets,to control price movement.

If people sell, the price won’t drop much if these wallets still hold most of the supply.

If people buy, and those wallets don’t sell, it’s easier for the coin to go up.

These wallets usually hold 1 to 3 tokens each. They aren’t meant for trading — just for holding.

This can be good or bad depending on the team

4. Chart Snipes

Check the chart on a 1-minute or 15-second candle.

If it starts with one big green candle, it usually means a huge part of the supply was sniped right at launch.

Most times, it’s 1 or 2 wallets grabbing a large chunk, then spreading it out to others.

That main wallet might not show on bubblemap anymore, because it sold everything.

And since it’s empty, you won’t see which wallets are connected.

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