What is your research process before investing in a memecoin ?

[seomaster5]

What is your research process before investing in a memecoin ?

 

[sxmb@rtoche]

Choose Solana instead of Ethereum to reduce transaction fees. Use DexScreener to track newly created pairs and focus on coins less than six/three hours old with low market capitalization. To avoid scams, prioritize tokens with locked and burned liquidity, check for the presence of social media accounts, website to indicate serious investment, and use tools like rugcheck.xyz to assess risks, such as excessive control by a single wallet or the ability to mint additional tokens. To execute transactions quickly and maximize your profits on Solana, consider using BullX.

For more details, you can check out these threads, that's where this information comes from: How To Snipe and Trade Meme Coins for 100x (Full Guide) and [GUIDE] A degenerate guide to buying memecoins | CASE STUDY AND LIVE WALKTHROUGH

 

[seomaster5]

Choose Solana instead of Ethereum to reduce transaction fees. Use DexScreener to track newly created pairs and focus on coins less than six/three hours old with low market capitalization. To avoid scams, prioritize tokens with locked and burned liquidity, check for the presence of social media accounts, website to indicate serious investment, and use tools like rugcheck.xyz to assess risks, such as excessive control by a single wallet or the ability to mint additional tokens. To execute transactions quickly and maximize your profits on Solana, consider using BullX.

For more details, you can check out these threads, that's where this information comes from: How To Snipe and Trade Meme Coins for 100x (Full Guide) and [GUIDE] A degenerate guide to buying memecoins | CASE STUDY AND LIVE WALKTHROUGH

How much comission does bulls takes ?

 

[sxmb@rtoche]

How much comission does bulls takes ?

BullX charges a 1% fee on each transaction (both buy and sell). However, if you sign up through a referral link, you receive a 10% discount, reducing the fee to 0.9% per transaction.

 

[Ripley545]

Memecoin based on discussion on social media.
Review discussions on platforms like Reddit, Twitter, and Telegram. A vibrant, engaged community can be a positive factor, while rampant negativity or poor sentiment can be a warning sign.

 

[WAndreas]

[GUIDE] A degenerate guide to buying memecoins | CASE STUDY AND LIVE WALKTHROUGH​

I liked that approach.

 

[Decentis]

Photon 5m filter + GMGN smart wallets

 

[WAndreas]

I started to pay attention to those coins that show growth on all timeframes within an hour.

 

[Walter9988]

First thing to look is the volume- If volume is good, you go to next step.
Next is liquidity provider - It must be locked/burnt
Next is top holders - Top 20 wallets must not hold more that 6-8% of tokens.
You must check the audits of the contract codes.
These are the must things to check initially.

 

[sxmb@rtoche]

I’m just starting out, so these may not be the best tips. I’ve conducted several tests using Bullx Neo with different small investment amounts: $0.000X, $2, $5, and $10, while setting up 9 Take Profits. I’ve noticed that smaller investments under $10 are challenging to turn a profit on because slippage and bribe fees take up too much of the potential gains. However, once I started investing $10 or more, I began to see profits, even after accounting for fees

That being said, success heavily depends on choosing the right token, entering at the right moment, and exiting strategically.

I focus on tokens that are less than 3 minutes old, ideally less than a minute, to enter as early as possible. On Bullx, the only filter I use is a market cap greater than $15,000, which usually ensures tokens with $10k+ in both volume and liquidity. Then, I make sure there are at least 100 holders, the LP is burned, the Freeze Auth is disabled, the Mint Auth is disabled, the token is not mutable, and the top 10 holders control less than 15%. I also check if the token has a social presence (website, X, Telegram). I prefer when the token has a decent website as well as a Telegram group to quickly check what’s going on there. One of the advantages of Bullx is that all this information is available directly on the main token table (see screenshot).

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Once I identify one or more tokens that meet these criteria, I open each token’s page and perform one final critical check: the Insider Holding percentage. If the percentage exceeds 30%, I avoid it. I prefer it to be under 3% to consider it. Lastly, I analyze the chart to assess the trend, checking whether it’s upward, stable, or showing any anomalies. I avoid tokens with charts that are too "flat" or in a freefall.

Good luck!

 

[Wankeyme]

Memecoin based on discussion on social media.
Review discussions on platforms like Reddit, Twitter, and Telegram. A vibrant, engaged community can be a positive factor, while rampant negativity or poor sentiment can be a warning sign.

Which legit communities do you join on Twitter and Telegram?

 

[marshmallej]

Before investing in a memecoin, I research its community engagement, project transparency, market trends, and the team's credibility, while also considering potential risks due to high volatility.

 

[natsuko]

I usually start by checking the team behind the coin, its community activity, and whether it has a clear roadmap. Then I look at tokenomics, liquidity, and past performance. Lastly, I see if it’s getting any hype or partnerships that could drive it up. Always a gamble, though