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The narrator provides a step-by-step guide for making money by trading meme coins on pump.fun. He explains that you need to filter out the 95% of coins that won't pump and identify the main 5% with potential. Key tips include:
- Use tools like Photon to analyze charts, transactions, top traders etc. in real time since pump.fun's interface is limited.
- Focus on the newly launched coins and get in very early when market cap is around 5k. This allows for bigger multiples as the market cap increases.
- Check the number of holders and transactions to avoid "botted" buys. Look for increasing holders and volume with increasing price.
- Monitor the dev's wallet to ensure they haven't sold their supply and "rugged". Selling over 50% is risky.
- Take profits aggressively before the 72k market cap when coins get listed on Radium. There is often a dump around 50k too.
- Use "wave 1" strategies to buy early and sell initial investment quickly with these volatile coins.
The narrator does some live trading to demonstrate the key points. He checks metrics like holders, transactions, dev's wallet percentage etc. to determine entry and exit points for profits. The video is part of a comprehensive training program on trading meme coins.
The narrator claims there is an easy way to make over $100,000 on Pump.Fun in one month or less. He says to watch the full video to learn the little-known strategy. He advises to always invest responsibly.
He shows the Pump.Fun website which features tokens and communities. He stresses the importance of an active community for a token's success. He analyzes an example successful token called Mei which has strong social media engagement.
Next, he explains how to identify potential breakout meme coins to invest in early. He says to look for fun, family-friendly coins with high reply counts. After more analysis, he settles on a coin called Soul as a potential token, but says it may or may not succeed.
Finally, he explains how to purchase new tokens on Pump.Fun. He advises setting low slippage limits and takings profits when possible. He emphasizes the framework for evaluating and investing in tokens that he outlined.
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Pump.fun allows anyone to launch tokens cheaply. The narrator provides tips on how to consistently make money trading tokens on the platform.
The narrator recommends using the bot Photon to quickly buy and sell tokens, ensuring your transactions go through. Photon also shows new token launches so you can hop on pumps early.
The best strategy is joining pre-launch groups on Telegram to find legitimate projects. Carefully vet projects first, looking for red flags. Good signs are doxed developers with a track record of successful launches.
Set Photon's slippage to 50%, a high priority fee, and enable "smart MEV protection" to ensure your transactions process fastest.
Even with the best projects, you can lose money getting in late or if the developer dumps. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
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Pump.Fun is a website for creating and trading memecoins on the Solana blockchain. The barrier to create a coin is low at 0.02 SOL, allowing anyone to make one. Coins start with a 5,000 market cap. As trading occurs, the market cap increases. If it reaches 70,000, liquidity gets added to Radium for public trading.
The website is chaotic with new memecoins constantly launching. Sorting by recent creation time shows the latest opportunities. Checking market cap, trades, threads, and social media helps gauge interest and momentum.
Once a coin seems to be taking off, use a bot like Pump.Fun Bot to trade it quickly. Manually trading on the site is slow and often fails. The bot lets you buy/sell coins reliably.
When a coin starts moving up, take profits before 70,000 market cap. Many dump hard once they reach Dex Screener. But some can keep running if they built an engaged community.
Creating a coin takes creativity and capitalizing on narratives people care about. Making a website, Twitter, Telegram for it provides legitimacy over low-effort copies. The upside potential exists but most coins go nowhere.
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The narrator shares his strategy for trading meme coins using Defi Salana bot on Telegram. He uses premium services like Zelfie Guru and Godly Calls Experts to find good tokens to snipe that are less likely to "rug pull."
Key settings in Defi Salana bot are the take profit (TP) targets, which automatically sell portions of the traded tokens at set percentage gains. Example TP settings are: 50% profit sell 30%, 100% profit sell 25%, 150% profit sell 30%, 300% profit sell remaining 10%. More conservative TP settings sell more at each target to lock in gains.
In the last 7 days, the narrator turned 1 SOL into 2.16 SOL, a 116% gain, by sniping 0.1 SOL per trade. A single great snipe netted a 0.95 SOL profit. He shows live trades made using signals from Godly Calls Experts, indicating the speed of notifications and executions.
The narrator cautions that not all snipes succeed due to failed transactions, "rug pulls," or tokens dumping quickly. He advises sniping carefully, managing risk by investing small amounts per trade, and learning from both wins and losses.