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Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
$PEPE has changed many lives, after doing a 375,000x in just 21 days.

But you can change yours too.

Here's my full guide to finding meme coin gems (and trading them for crazy returns). ๐Ÿงต
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
In this thread, I'll cover:

โ€ข The basics of meme coin investing
โ€ข How to find and research strong meme coins
โ€ข The best meme coin buying strategy
โ€ข How to know when to take profits (full method)

Let's dive in. ๐Ÿ‘‡
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
When you buy any token, you're buying it on the premise that someone will (in the future) want to buy it off you at a higher price.

This is especially true for meme coins, as they rely more on psychological drivers as opposed to fundamentals.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
This is known in economics as the "Castle-in-the-Air Theory", (popularised by economist John Maynard Keynes), whereby 'investors try to build a sort of castles in the air and think of the probable price rise in the future than estimating the intrinsic values'.
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Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
The goal is to beat the crowd by building positions before other investors start buying.

But of course, this is a gamble, as meme coins have less fundamental drivers than your typical investment.

Therefore, you have to treat meme coin investing as a gamble.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
You can think of meme coins like the games at a casino, and the L1s like Ethereum + exchanges as the house.

Remember, the house always wins.

We've already seen this reflected in the significantly increased $ETH burn over the last week.

More on chain activity = more $ETH burnt.
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Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
But here's the major difference between a meme coin and a casino game like Roulette.

When you bet on a roulette spin, the house automatically has ~5.26% edge.

But, when investing in meme coins, there are ways to tip the odds in your favour.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
Now admittedly, it is harder to create an edge here vs other styles of trading.

This is because there are so many unknown variables that can affect a meme coin's success.

But there ARE some measures that you can take to improve your EV.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
Here's a 5 step plan to find meme coins and increase your edge.๐Ÿ‘‡
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
1. Monitor which coins are performing.

Look at the top gainers section on a site like @DEXToolsApp, so that you can measure which memes are performing from a price perspective.

You only want to invest in memes that are gaining momentum.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
2. Verify that the token has a strong culture.

Meme coins ONLY succeed if they have a strong community.

In this sector, community trumps all other variables.

The meme must be funny, entertaining, and easy to understand.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
There are many ways to track a token's social performance:

โ€ข Monitor social metrics on @LunarCrush
โ€ข Determine whether the token is being talked about in social circles: Twitter, Telegram, Discord etc.
โ€ข Is the token trending on Twitter, Google, DexTools or CoinGecko?
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
3. Research the fundamentals.

Ask yourself:

โ€ข Who is the team? Are they doxxed? If not, have they shown competence in terms of building hype?
โ€ข What are the tokenomics like? Is there dilution to come/burning mechanisms?
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
In all honesty, when it comes to meme coins - these questions are less important than when researching a legit project.

But it still counts to put in a bit of work to help create an edge.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
One of the biggest headwinds in this sector are the constant rugs and exploits.

Although you can't avoid this entirely - there are 2 methods I use to help avoid this:

1. Run a quick audit on @Token_Sniffer
2. Assess the distribution of wallets on @bubblemaps
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
4. Work out whether you want to follow the leader, or play the rotation game.

The "leader" typically has a higher market cap, but is less risky.

For example, $DOGE is the leader of the "Inu" coins.

Now $PEPE is the leader of the "Frog" coins.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
@_FabianHD asserted in a recent post that "the best play is usually to just go long the leader."

I recommend reading the full explanation as to why in the tweet below.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
New liquidity gravitates towards the leader first, then filters down into the smaller coins in that niche.

When liquidity rotates within a specific sector, profits from the smaller coins often flow back into the leader.

This typically makes the leader a better R/R play.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
The second option is to try and play the rotation game, which involves investing in the smaller caps that emerge underneath a niche leader.

This can result in some nice gains IF you get the timing rate, but for the reasons stated above - often times it's the inferior R/R play.
Miles Deutscher
@milesdeutscher
5. Follow the smart money.

To find new meme coin opportunities, you can look at what the whales/others successful meme coin traders are buying.
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