Solana Meme Coin Trading Guide

What's up boys, welcome back to my YouTube channel. Today's video is going to be a full beginner's meme coin trading guide. I'll be going over the most basic topics like what Solana is, then through a wide variety of subjects, getting more advanced as we go, all the way to advanced trading strategies and meme coins that have worked for me personally over the last year. I've asked tons of beginner traders what they would like to learn, wrote down a bunch of topics, and even asked some of my top trader friends who who are making hundreds of thousands a month, what they wish they would have learned in the very beginning so today's video boys is going to be full of value and i can't wait to see some of you guys use this in real time a quick piece of advice just to start the video off me and everyone else that i know top traders beginners everybody we all use this site called axiom to trade meme coins on it's what i'm going to be using in today's video to show you all these examples it's what i use on stream it's the number one site for a reason guys if you would like to use it then i'll leave my link down in the description it It would help me a ton if you use that to sign up. Now, guys. I have to give a special shout out to my discord. We've grown over 6,000 members just over the last few months. We have free tools, free video walkthrough tutorials, free wallets to track, a genuine community that will help you guys if you have any type of questions, and also we do a monthly giveaway. This month we are giving away two soul, 0.5 soul to four people. We do these every single month, boys. So make sure you're in there. Become part of the Savage Alpha family. I'll leave the link down in the description for anyone who'd like to join. Now we're going to jump right into this full beginner guide for meme coin trading, boys. Hope you enjoy it. If you guys don't know what Solana is, think of it as a big crypto like Bitcoin or Ethereum or something like that. It's a main crypto that's listed on all these sexes, which is a centralized decentralized exchange where you can trade crypto on, similar to Coinbase, Kraken. finance now let's go over what solana is solana is a blockchain platform designed to host decentralized scalable applications it was built in san francisco by solana labs compared to other large crypto coins like bitcoin and ethereum that are on their own blockchains solana is much faster in terms of the number of transactions they can process and has significantly lower transaction fees each crypto chain like ethereum you can trade your own meme coins on that chain But since Solana is so fast, that's where all the volume is. That's where everyone is trading. It's all on the Solana blockchain, which basically just means whenever you're on a site like Axiom, you just have Sol in your wallet so you can trade these meme coins very fast and with very minimum fees. That's where all the money is. Like if you were to trade meme coins on, let's say, Ethereum, like you had Ethereum in your wallet and you're trading it on the Ethereum blockchain, let's say you press the buy button. Even with high fees, it may take you 5 to 10 seconds to get filled on your position. So with Solana, let's say you have 5 cent fees instead of $5 fees, you can get filled instantly as soon as you press the buy button and as soon as you press the sell button. That's what Solana is and that's why people use it to trade meme coins with. Founder of Solana's name is Anatoly. Everyone in the meme coin space just knows him as Toly. Anytime that he tweets something, a coin is usually made about it instantly since he's probably one of the most relevant people in this space. since he's the one who... created the crypto that we're all trading these little meme coins on. So this is just a basic explanation of what Solana is for all the beginner people who may or may not know what it's used for. It's used for many different applications, but meme coins, what we trade all day, is just one of those really cool things that has come from this. Now you may be asking yourself, if I want to start trading meme coins, how do I get this soul onto my Axiom account? So I made this very basic roadmap here. Step number one is having a bank account. I'm sure everyone does. So it doesn't matter what bank you have. It could be one that's not even listed here. It's totally fine. Step number two is opening a Coinbase account. I only recommend that you deposit probably around 0.5 SOL, which is worth like 50, 60, 70 bucks, because you really don't need a lot of money to start with. What we're doing here is trying to build your experience in the meme coin market and just having something in your account right now that you can... practice trades with is what we want. I couldn't live with myself saying that you need to deposit a thousand bucks, 2,000 bucks, 3,000 bucks, fuck all that. We need to be safe. We need to build your confidence. You need to get used to the market. You need to know what to look for. So just limiting yourself upfront right now and only depositing a little bit, like 0.5 soul, and then trading with- very very small amounts that's what we want in the early days of your meme coin trading journey now you can use other sites like robinhood or or binance or etc etc just coinbase is the most popular easy to use and i still use it to this day there's nothing wrong with it after you have your coinbase account and verify yourself you just send whatever usd amount that you want from your bank to the coinbase account and now the usd is sitting in coinbase just like it was in your bank from there you would search up solana and you would purchase solana congratulations you have just bought yourself some crypto. So now that we've imported the funds from your bank to Coinbase and then converted the USD to Solana, you're ready to send it to Axie. So since our main goal is just to get your soul onto Axiom to start trading, we're going to skip over this phantom step for right now. Step number four, boys, is you're ready to deposit your Solana to Axiom and start trading. In the description of the video, I left the proper Axiom link to use. Once you click it, this will pop up on your browser. Once you press this start trading button right here, it'll ask for your email for sign up or you can create a username and you can use whatever password you want. I recommend that it be pretty secure. And then you'd press sign up. It's been quite some time since I first signed up to Axiom, but once you're in, if you see a message that says like save your private key, you'll just want to make sure you copy that private key and put it in like a Google sheet or something or write it down somewhere or copy it on your phone notes. Never ever let anyone see or get access to that private key. A private key is a wallet's login credential. It's just important that we keep that to ourselves, you know. If there isn't a wallet sitting here already made, it's very simple. You would just press create wallet. Axiom will create the wallet here and here's your new wallet. Now that you have an Axiom account created and a wallet set up for you ready to use, next to the wallet name you'll see the short version of the wallet address. You'll just press copy on that. You'll go back to Coinbase where your Solana is sitting. You'll press send crypto and you'll paste that wallet address that we just copied from Axiom. Now once you've sent the Solana from your Coinbase, your wallet should arrive with anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes. That's all there is to importing Solana, boys. Congratulations, boys. You can almost call yourselves meme coin traders. We're right there at the final steps before you can make your first trade. But still, we need to go over just to make sure that you're confident, that you know what you're looking at here on Axiom, how to navigate the Axiom site, what your fees should be that you can manually set here on Axiom, what filters mean, how to use them, and what my personal filters are. Once we get through all these fundamentals, I'll be going over trading strategies. And also at the end of the video, I'll be going over my biggest wins. Now that you have the Solana sitting in your wallet on Axiom, let's just go over what we're looking at really quick. Here on the pulse tab at the top of Axiom, this is where you're going to be spending all of your time. This is what all traders are looking at every single day because this is where all the coins are. This is where the volume is. Here we have three categories. We have new pairs, we have final stretch, and we have migrated. New pairs are coins coming out every single second. I tell people this all the time. Think of final stretch as just a certain level that the coin has gone up. If new pairs are coming out right now and they're only sitting at 4k market cap, that's just barely little. That's like one little green candle on the chart like this. Coins up here on the top of final stretch will be at a different level market cap, usually anywhere between the range of like 20k market cap and 70k market cap. See how this one's kind of gone up from where it just started? This line right here at 70k market cap over here to the right is where it will migrate. Now, for the sake of this video, just keeping everything simple, I don't want to get into the details of what the difference is between final stretch and migrated. You just need to think of them as different market caps, a.k.a. how high the coin has gone. So anything past migrated has went above that green line that we just saw on that past chart, above that 70K range. If we click this coin right here at the top of migrated, we can see that it took all this time. And this little blue marker right here is where it passed migration. So anything below this 70K range right here where it migrated, it would have been in this final stretch tab. So new pairs are for new coins. Final stretch are kind of where coins are getting bought up a little bit. And migrated coins here means that they've passed a certain level of market cap. There is more technical definition to what market cap is. But as meme coin traders, we don't think about it that deep. To see the market cap on a chart, you'll just open any coin. You'll press market cap right here and press USD. then you'll have the same numbers that i'm looking at on the right side of my chart here just to keep this brutally simple market cap is a simple way for meme coin traders to know how much money they're going to make here we can see where the coin came out this is 5k market cap and it's very unlikely you'll get filled at the very bottom of something like this you can do it let's just use a little bit more realistic example let's say you bought in here at 10k market cap the chart did what it did you can see that it went up to 20k market cap that would mean that you doubled your money that quick. It just doubled in market cap, which means you doubled your money. Whatever market cap that you entered at, when it doubles that, you'll earn a 1X or 100% profit back on your entry. Let's say you didn't sell at 20K market cap. Let's say it went to 30, which it did, and then you sold here. This would mean that you 2X'd your money or got a 200% return back on your entry. So if you would have put in 100 bucks here and you sold at this first line because it doubled in market cap, 10K to 20. You'd have turned 10 bucks or 100 bucks or whatever you put in into double that then if you would have sold at the next mark 30k market cap and so on and so on do you guys pick up what i'm saying this is why meme coins are so lucrative right now because people are making so much money i traded stock options years prior to trading meme coins and i haven't seen any market like this that can produce these types of returns so just keep in mind where we would have bought on this example here okay that's 10k market cap there boys look what the coin ran to it ran to 120k market cap these types of coins are coming out every second so you can see what i mean when i say that there's money to be made in meme coins if you would have held your entry all the way at 10k to 120 that's basically a 12x on your money. If you would have put in a hundred, you would have. pulled out in profit $1,200. If you would have put in 10, you just made 120. So anyway, that's a basic explanation of how meme coin traders just see it in terms to how much money they're going to make. But now that we're back on the polls tab and you understand what these three categories are, let's make sure that your wallet is selected and that your fees are properly set up for the amount that you're going to trade, which will be here in the top right. You should have a little blue box that's selected with whatever wallet you sent your soul to. If it's not selected, just click it. Very, very common misconception in meme coins is you have to have high fees to get filled quickly on your positions, like whenever you press buy or sell, but that's very false. So we're going to talk about that a little bit and just make sure that you have a good understanding of that before you ever make your first trade. Here at the top of these three categories, there should be one number highlighted. It'll say P1, P2, P3, whichever one is highlighted, you can just click that one. Here are your trading settings. So every time that you buy and every time that you sell these are your fees that will be used to determine how quickly you'll get filled. Slippage here determines the percentage of where the coin might be at compared to where you pressed buy. Let's say you pressed buy at 10k market cap. Since my slippage is 50%, if the coin ran up to 20k market cap in one candle after I pressed my buy button, like within the second, right as I'm pressing buy, then I wouldn't get filled because it exceeded my 50% slippage. It went 100% in that one candle league. But the definition of slippage is just where you'll press buy at on the chart to get filled compared to where you might get filled at. It's just a range on the chart that you'll be okay getting filled at compared to where you first pressed buy. The perfect sweet spot I found for low portfolios or high is 50% slippage. This is basically just a guarantee that you'll get filled on a coin regardless if it's getting traded a lot. or if it's just sideways, it doesn't matter. That's the same slippage that I have on my sell settings as well. Priority fee really isn't that important. What we need to be focusing on is bribe. They determine how fast your transaction will go through and your entry will get filled on that chart. But see, here's the common misconception. You might think that you need really, really high fees to get filled quickly. No, that's not true. Some of these big traders on YouTube, Twitch, et cetera, et cetera, are using such high fees for no reason. After my eight months of solid meme coin trading, I figured out that you can get filled just as quick with small fees. My priority fee for both buy and sell amounts to two cents. Now I'm going to put this into three categories depending on the amount that you plan to trade with per entry. Not the amount that you have sitting in your account, but per entry. If you're trading under 0.5 SOL per entry, your fees should be 0.000. one, all the way around your priority, your bribe, everything. This makes it very, very simple. And then make your slippage 50-50. Regardless what amount that you trade with, you need to have MEV on this reduced option for buys only. Your sells, it doesn't matter. You can turn it off. A MEV is simply a bot that will come from time to time. I'll put a picture up on the screen right now to describe it. Sometimes a bot will come in and basically snipe your transaction and get you filled at a bad position and they get filled at the bottom of that candle. So having Mevon for buys only just keeps you safe a little bit so you don't get filled on a bad position. So let's go back to the three examples I was going to use. You're going to trade under 0.5 sole entries. I recommend 0.0001 per entry on both buy and sell. 0.0001 fees is equal to 0.02 USD. Here's the second example. Let's say you're using anywhere from 0.5, anywhere up to two soul. entries. Remember, not the amount that you have in your account, but just that's your entry per trade. The only thing that we're going to change in our settings if you're trading that amount is we're just going to delete one zero off of this bribe for both buy and sell. That comes out to 16 cents in fees per buy and per sell. Now, this third example is for what I trade personally, which is two soul per entry all the way up to 10 soul. All that we're going to do here is change on our bribe 0.001. to 0.003 this changes our fees per buy and per sell 0.49 usd now boys i've tested these fees personally back when i only had one soul in my account and i was only trading 0.1 soul which was worth like at the time 15 bucks or something i was using these very small fees that i'm showing you guys right now and i've dialed them in to make sure that they work properly for you guys you know i'm not just giving out a random number here this this is my personal time and experience that i'm sharing with you which in this case i'm guessing a lot of people are new to the meme coin space so while you're just learning i recommend your entry sizes be 0.05 soul per entry which equals out to like 10 bucks and keep your fees in category one let's go over the proper filters that you should have on each of these categories to find the winning coins it's taken me quite some time to find these exact filters but i feel like i have them dialed in pretty good so i'm going to give you guys my exact ones boys axiom is actually amazing because they give you more options to filter coins than i've seen on any other platform i've tried them all but let's jump right into it protocols right here at the top of filters are what coins come out on what platform Back in November, December, there was only one protocol, and that was PumpFun. Just so you guys can see what it looks like where you release a coin, I went to pump.fun website, and this is where you would create the coin. Once you put in the coin name, ticker, description, all this stuff, you come back here. Every single coin that's been created has come from a website just like that. But instead of it being PumpFun now, there's many different ways you can release coins. They have Bonk, Moonshot, Bags, which are all websites. Then you have Believe, which is a tool. Twitter bot, you can literally just tweet at this Twitter bot to release a coin and it'll release a coin. It's actually insane. Then you have Jupiter Studio, Moonit, Boop, Launch Lab, Dynamic BC, Radium, Metaora. All of these are protocols where you can release a coin on. Now in the beginning, it's okay to have them all on, but I recommend just turning the ones that aren't very popular off right now, just so you can see what I'm seeing. The ones that you'll turn off are Orca, Pump AMM, Moonit, Jupiter Studio, and Boop. Everything else you can keep on. This is the same for final stretch and migrated for protocols. Something I like about Axiom is you can exclude keywords. This is really helpful for streamers or anyone promoting their content trading meme coins because some of these coins that come out can have some crazy stuff like inappropriate pictures or names or blah, blah, blah. So if you just exclude these keywords, you'll likely not ever see them. And that helps for making videos just like this on YouTube where these coins are coming out in the background. You know, you don't want to just see something crazy in the back right there. I can't promote that or release it on YouTube. So that's a live example of how I'm using that right now. Down here is where you can really filter out what coins you're going to see. On new pairs, the only filter that I have is volume minimum 3000. As you become more advanced, you'll want to see every coin that comes out. And you'll just turn this off because you'll immediately know what to buy. what to look for in coins, et cetera, et cetera. But right now, while you just want to see the coins that are kind of picking up some motion, picking up some volume, kind of what's actually getting bought compared to a scam coin that you're like, oh, I think this is good, but it's not getting any buys. So it probably isn't that good. Just while you're learning, keep volume at a minimum 3000 in this little metrics tab. Next, let's go to final stretch here at the top. So just click final stretch here. Our protocols are pump, bonk, bags, believe Boop, Launch Lab, and Dynamic BC. For our audit, we only have age 45 minutes maximum. That keeps coins that are trading sideways in this final stretch tab. Remember how I was explaining the market cap? Like if it's not going up and it's not going down, it's just kind of stable. We don't want to see that. We only want to see the coins that have the potential of going up. What's currently getting bought, it's currently trending. That's what we want to see. Any coins that are older than 45 minutes that haven't migrated yet are probably pretty bad. Age, 45 minutes maximum. We'll just keep those old coins off of our feed. Then if we click metrics here, you can see that my volume is at a minimum 12,000 and the market cap minimum is 12,500. Next is migrated. Our protocols are pump, bonk, bags, believe, boop, launch lab, and dynamic BC. Everything else is off. For our audit, if you scroll down, you'll see pro traders here. Mine are 75 minimum and my metrics are 15,000 market cap. minimum. This also keeps out just a bunch of like BS coins that have maybe passed migration, right? That market cap level, like we were talking about earlier, but then just slowly died off. Like if they've already tanked and they've already died off, we don't want to see it. We want to see the coins, like I said, that, you know, continues to go up, that continue to do well, that have potential. This just keeps that riffraff off of those migrated coins. Then just press apply at the bottom. And now you'll be looking at all the same coins I am. Common terminology has been requested by users in my discord to put in my video. I have a small list going over the most popular ones that you'll hear in the meme coin space. The first one is LARP, basically meaning that whatever news, Twitter account, candles on the chart, or whatever reason that the coin was made, it's fake. I don't know if you guys have ever heard of it. that hobby that some people do where they go larping it's where they dress up as like medieval characters that's the same type of definition that it is in meme coins it's fake it's it's larp it's no good the second one is called aped with the definition of all your friends are saying this coin is so good and it's clearly getting bought up so much like the volume is just taking off if you don't buy it right now you're probably just going to miss a good entry so the term for you just buying in blindly without researching the coin would be you're aping the coin I'm just going to ape in the coin. I'm just going to buy quickly. That's the meaning. Third phrase is sidelined. Let's say instead of aping a coin, you're trying to research it, which there's nothing wrong with that. Always do your own research on coins, but let's say you didn't just blindly ape into a coin, but within the 30 seconds of you researching that coin, it's now gone up 2 million market cap. Just for example, that would be a great definition of you are sidelined. You missed out on the coin. You missed out on the play. You're sidelined. Next phrase is wicked. yo bro this coin is going crazy it's getting wicked bro that bro this coin has so much volume it's getting wicked right now that would just mean that huge buys are coming in like the type of buys that you wouldn't normally see on any type of chart people are buying with like 20 soul 30 soul 40 soul worth of soul and so you can imagine what that green candle on the chart looks like that would be a definition of wicked like that coin is getting blasted it's it's getting wicked the next phrase is nuked. It's just the exact opposite of wicked. say a coin is going up slowly and surely and it hasn't dipped one time it's just a straight up green chart well every coin comes down at some point and so if you saw just a big fat red candle down you'd be like oh my god bro this coin is getting nuked the next phrase is cabal so there's two definitions of this there's cabal and cabaled it's basically a group of people all working together or just friends trading together and they're all just buying chart quickly to make Make the coin go up. That's like a cabal group. But when a coin is getting cabaled, it could mean the same thing as wicked. You could use it in the same tense as wicked, simply because a lot of people are buying in at the same time. So you could say that that coin is getting yo, bro. This coin is getting cabaled. It's getting wicked. It's going crazy. You know what I mean? The next phrase is FUD. FUD means when someone on Twitter or it could be one of your friends, It will be someone trying to FUD the coin. or bring it down. Prove that it's not real. Prove that it's a bad coin. You see people trying to FUD coins all day long when they miss their entry. When they're sidelined, they don't want to see other people win. They would rather FUD the coin and see everyone lose. An example of this would be, let's say someone released a coin off of some type of news coin. Like let's say ABC News posted a picture of their new mascot for the news station and a coin got made about it and it was picking up some buys. It was getting some traction. Well, let's say right before migration, okay, I went into the comments and was like, this actually isn't your mascot. It's Fox News' mascot and his name isn't Billy, it's Bob. You know, people might see my comment and sell on the chart just because they don't know if what I'm saying is real or not. That would be an example of me trying to FUD the coin. FUD the news. I'm basically trying to prove it's not real because I don't want to see you win. I think now's a good time to explain the tools that you're going to use the most. in meme coin trading to stay up to date on the news and up to date on what people are buying. After we go over these tools, it will then be time to go over what coins run and how to pick them. Our first tool that we use the most is going to be a wallet tracker. Now, lucky for you guys, I have done this for so long and I found wallets that aren't even popular, but they're just good traders. I've saved those wallets and made a file just for you guys to download and import to Axiom for this video. Every month in my Discord, I give out a new fresh wallet list that includes every single person that I'm tracking. So if I found a new wallet within the time that I posted my last one or if all we're going to be doing to import these wallets, simply you go up here next to Pulse and you go to trackers. You'll come over here and you'll press wallet manager and then you'll press import. Here, it'll give you an option to paste your exported wallets here. This is when you would come into the Discord and you go into the wallets channel here. Here's the one. here's the file with all of the wallets that I posted in there, including mine. You would just copy it from the very top left code, drag it all the way down on your screen to the very bottom left code. Once you have it all copied, you'll come back to Axiom to this little paste section here. You would paste it and then you would press import. Then all your, all these wallets right here that I track will be in yours as well. You'll press this little bell here that says toggle all toast notifications. You'll turn that on. Now all of these on each wallet should be on. And if they're not, you just toggle these on as well. In the bottom left down here, you'll see this little icon that says Wallet Tracker. Click that. You guys don't have to focus what these things mean here. You'll just come over here to this little tab at the top left of Wallet Tracker, and you'll make sure that all is selected. Just close the tab and then come right here to trades. Here you can move this wallet tracker anywhere on the screen. You can adjust the sizes, all that good stuff. And now you should, with this tab open and your wallet selected, you should be seeing all these wallets buy and sell coins. Now the only reason that it's good to have a wallet tracker as a tool because it's more eyes on the market. I can't tell you how many times I've seen a wallet buy like a super old coin. maybe buy a coin that I'm not currently looking at. Like let's say I have this boop coin open, right? But my wallet tracker is open at the bottom of the screen. Got in before because he saw some crazy news that no one else saw yet. And so we do our own research and we can decide whether to get in or not. It's never good to like exactly copy trade these guys. Like if you see this wallet buy, we open up this chart and then we're like, oh, we need to buy here. No, that's not what you need to do. That's usually how you'll lose money in this market if you copy trade exactly someone's buy and cell. The smart thing to do is just have the wallet tracker tool open on the pulse tab so you can see what people are buying and selling. It gives you an idea of what people are looking at in the market. Maybe there's some news that you missed. Maybe there's some crazy news that came out that a coin was already made about a while ago and it's just now getting confirmed. It could be a wide variety of things. But regardless, having a wallet tracker tool just like that that Axiom has in the site already just gives you the ability to see what... coins these good traders are buying. You can open it up, research it yourself, and make the decision whether to buy in or not. The next tool, boys, is going to be a Twitter tracker. This is basically mandatory these days in meme coin trading. You need to be up to date on the news. Whoever is the quickest and most up to date on the news will usually be the best trader. It's really, really important that we give ourselves the best tools to give us an edge on the market. We have a Twitter tracker right here in our Discord, and it's one of the fastest on the market and i'm not just trying to like sell you guys on an idea or anything it's true this is the one that i use every day we have tons of new sources we have tons of people that are relevant in the crypto space we have traders on here so we can just stay up to date on what people are talking about what's getting posted what's going on in the world what's going on with developers what's going on with crypto traders etc etc we'll be the first to know about it the The Twitter tracker that we have in the Discord, point... one seconds delay from when the tweet is posted. So literally right as they press the tweet button, we're the first to see it. That's really helpful. I'm paying over a thousand a month just to have this one tool in the discord. But even if I had the discord or not, I would still be using it simply because I need it as a trader. But just for the sake of everything being very simple for this video, beginner friendly, Axiom has a Twitter tracker integrated into it as well. It's just a little bit slower than the one I'm using. So if you want to use the one in Axiom, that's totally cool. You'll just have to import the wallets that we already have in the, you know, the Discord's Twitter tracker into yours. I don't have a way to give you those all exactly. You'll have to add them manually. But regardless, to get the Twitter tracker open and get it to the spot where you can add accounts, you'll come down here to see this little tab called Twitter tracker next to wallet tracker. click that and it will open up this tab here on the left side of the screen to add the twitter accounts to that just go to trackers and instead of going to the wallets over here on the left side you can come right here to the twitter alerts on the right side go to customize feed and right here you can add a handle let's say you wanted to track totally remember that guy i was telling you about at the beginning of the stream that was so popular because he made solana the coin that we all used to trade meme coins on. If you wanted to track his tweets and be the first to know about them, you would just hit his Twitter handle, come right here, you'd press add. And whenever you go back to Pulse and whenever you have the Twitter tracker tab open, his tweets would come up as soon as he would tweet about them. Now, if you don't want to use the Axiom Twitter tracker and you want to use the one in the Discord, that's great. I'll show you how to put it on the side of your screen. You would come to Google, you would put in Discord, click Discord, and you'd press open Discord in your browser. Here, you'll have a new tab open just like Axiom, and you'll click My Discord, and you'll come to the CT Tracker channel. And all you'll do is you'll just drag the channel down and crop the channel over. And you can move it to the side of your screen just like that. And now you can do the same thing with your Axiom tab, and you just move it over to the side of your screen. You can adjust the size right here. Regardless what Twitter tracker you're using, the Axiom one or mine, both will work fine. But now you're pulse page on axiom should look something like mine you can kind of see how it looks a little bit more professionally set up as to when it was when you first signed up for axiom you now have all the tools over here that you need you can see what people are buying you can see all the coins with the proper filters your fees are currently set up properly for whatever amount that you're trading with you have a twitter tracker over here to the left so you can see what people are saying what news is coming out what's relevant in the crypto world since i'm not going to be trading myself right. this moment i'm going to close this wallet tracker as well as the twitter tracker just so we can be 100 focused on what i'm showing there is a few types of coins that we need to go over no matter what is going on in the market you'll always see these types of coins being made we have News coins which can be made off of anything that someone tweets an example of this would be that totally guy that I mentioned Earlier in the video he made Solana. Okay, that's his crypto coin and that's what everybody trades on. Let's say he tweeted out Hey, I got a new puppy Twitter and I'm going to name it Solana Instantly right off of that tweet a coin would come out as a picture of that dog that he tweeted with the name Solana And that coin would probably run to millions just because it's so relevant to meme coin trading. This would be labeled as a news coin. It's something that just came out. It's relevant news. Creator of Solana named his new puppy Solana and the crypto coin that's getting released about it is made on Solana. That coin would run to millions market cap. People would make hundreds of thousands of dollars off that coin, for example. This type of coin would be called a news coin, and this can happen with anything. It doesn't have to be a certain individual. It can be NBC News, ABC News, Fox News, the White House, someone like me, someone like you. If the news is crazy enough, a coin can be made about it, and it can run. Number two is a meta coin. A perfect example of this would be that news token we just talked about. Let's say that that came out. and the coin ran to millions of market cap. We don't get those million dollar runners every second of every day. Maybe we get a few every single day, but whenever a coin comes out and it runs that hard, it's a pretty big deal. See how this one's Troll Guy, this one's Kathy, this one's Hope, this one's Time, this one's Robin Hood, this one's Open House, this one's OG. None of these are relating. None of these are a single meta. They're their own individual coins. So if that dog coin ran to millions, I bet people would be trying to find out his other previous dog names or someone related to him. Let's say his wife's dog name, his family member's dog name, something like that. It would start a whole dog meta. Does that make sense? All because that one tweet, it would shift the whole meta. So that's number two on our list here is meta coins. Coins that are consistently coming out all about the same thing. Number three that you would see are Twitter community coins. These types of coins come out so often. Probably one of the most popular coins to come out right now. For example, this coin that just graduated, it's called Underground Money Society, UMS. This has a Twitter community added to it. All you have to do is just scroll over the little Twitter community and you'll see it. If we click it, it will open up a new tab and take you to the Twitter community where you can see what it's all about. The secret society of bag chasers and money getters, underground money society. And it's got some like funny little art here of Sonic the Hedgehog dressed in different outfits. You know what I mean? You can kind of just get the vibe from it just looking at it like this. I personally wouldn't bid this coin. I wouldn't buy this coin because in the past we've seen coins just like this. So kind of unoriginal. But anyway, this is an example of what one would look like. Robin with hood. This is another one. If you open it up, people are imitating the Robin Hood app with this little character, a Robin in a hood. They're making a funny little art about him, et cetera, et cetera. I still wouldn't bid this either. It doesn't look good enough for me to buy just simply because we've seen coins just like this run in the past, which makes it unoriginal. But that is an example of a community coin. It will always have this little Twitter community link on it. And it's important that we open these links up and research them just to make sure that we're not missing out on anything that might be interesting. Number four, guys, is project coins. There's all different types of projects that can be launched on meme coins. This was a pretty cool example of a coin that got launched as a project, and it didn't even run as high as past projects have. There have been coins, remember, coins just come out at 5K market cap. There have been project coins that run to... billions market cap or super, super high millions, 300 million, 400 million, 500 million. Can you imagine if you got in at 5K market cap, 10K market cap, even 100K market cap, even a million, you would have made an insane amount of money if you would have found those. But anyway, this is an example of a project coin. This one is called Claude Code Fun. If we click on the Twitter link and we come to their Twitter, what this was all about was gave Claude AI, It's similar to like Grok or ChatGPT. He coded it on its own computer so it would be alive and in control of everything that that computer does for the next week. And then he made this Twitter account and connected it to that computer so that that AI that's alive on the computer can tweet what it's thinking about right here on the Twitter. And then made this coin about it. It's a real project. You know, it actually has some tech behind why the coin was made. It's not just. some little tweet. Just those types of coins have been the most popular type of coin to come out within the last maybe four months. Of course, there's that like one-off or two-off type of coins that maybe happen every once in a while, but these are what you're going to see on the day-to-day. As you see these coming out all day long, what I recommend doing before ever entering a trade with real money is just watch the ones that are running up to higher market cap values, you know, passing migration and running up to like 200K, 300K, the ones that are really doing good. Open those coins, research them, click the links. Try and find out and get a grasp of why they're going and doing what they're doing. If you just sit around looking at polls all day and you're just like, hmm, I'll eventually catch a runner. No, you won't. You need to know what you need to be looking for. So when you see that news on the Twitter tracker or you see a coin come out that's similar to that other one, you're like, oh my gosh, I'm early at this coin. I could make a lot of money if I got in. That's the type of coin that you want to be waiting for patiently after you've done your own research on why the previous coins ran. Next, we're going to go over what scam looks like on the charts. So you know what coins to avoid. And also some common scam that you'll see in the crypto space as a whole. Like Telegram, Discords, what to stay away from, who to stay away from, etc, etc. Okay, boys, I've opened up a few charts here on coins that I just saw come out not too long ago. And we're going to be going over why they're bad coins, why they're scam coins. This one that we're looking at here has a Twitter community. It actually has like a funny name compared to what the picture is. Not very active though. First red flag that I'm seeing is how slow the chart is moving and how low the volume is. The coin has been out for almost 40 minutes now and it only has 1k volume. Red flag. This coin is not going anywhere. This coin is very bad. A good coin will usually take only about maybe 30 seconds to 10 minutes to migrate. It'll go all the way from ground zero where the... coin first comes out that 5k market cap like right here all the way up all the way up to 70k migration range if the idea is good enough behind it so you may be asking bron but why isn't this coin at ground zero why didn't it die off yet it will eventually the fact that no one's paying attention to this right now just means that the idea and originality behind the coin just isn't there the good thing about meme coin trading is that there's so many more opportunities come out every second that as soon as you see a coin not moving or not performing as well as you would want, you can just close the tab and move on to the next one. We're not in it to hope and pray and really think that this coin is going to millions. No, if the chart isn't telling us that it will, if the idea isn't good enough, just move on. The chart really doesn't look natural. Green, green, green, green, green, green, green, green, green flat. Like these look like a bundle bot and what a bundle bot is. is let's say someone wants to keep their coin alive okay make sure it doesn't look dead they have websites out there where you can bundle your own coins this website can make anywhere from five to fifty wallets that will all be yours but no one that's trading will know that those are all your specific wallets but what you'll do is you'll put in maybe let's say five soul total and and the website will split it up over those 50 wallets and the bot will keep buying and selling and buying selling and buying and selling and buying and selling so you're not getting more profit out of the five soul that you just put in on the bundle bot to bundle up your coin right like the the dev whoever made this coin i'm sure is doing it on this coin to try and prove that the coin is still alive when in reality it's only his wallets that are buying in to try and make other people buy in as well this also means that he has most of the supply of the coin so he can rug it at any time when a coin is very very bundled it takes massive amounts of volume. Like all the top traders in it, you need people aping in like 10, 20, 30 soul just to get it to try and move past the bundles. So just keep in mind that that's what bundles are. It's one person behind a bunch of wallets on a website that knows to buy in the coin and sell the coin to try and make the chart look real. They try and lure you in to buy when it's really just one person behind all of this movement on a bunch of different wallets that the website created. Now there's all different types of bundled tech. that I can get into, but that is truly the basic explanation of it. Another way that you can tell that the coin is bundled is you can open up this trades panel here right down at the bottom. Boys, look at how similar all these buys are. So each of these are an individual buy on an individual wallet. Remember, like I said, that website made this guy probably like 50 wallets or something. And by the looks of the sizes of each buy, they're all very similar three zero point two zero point one zero point three zero point two zero point one this repetition is the website doing the work to try and carry the chart upwards when they come in patches like this usually the sell-off will be the same and look right here boys 0.1 cell 0.4 cells 0.1 cells 0.8 cells 0.2 cells 0.1 cells 0.09 0.06 0.01 these are all the same guy using bundle tech to just try and make his coin look alive. But no one's falling for that these days. So I'm trying to teach you guys not to fall for it as well. Real buys will look like this right here. This two sold buy. This isn't any of those 0.01, 0.02. These aren't those. This guy right here, this wallet is probably a real buy. And we can see that this wallet right here sold as well. Once you guys get familiar with meme coin trading, you'll look at a coin like this and just instantly click off. It's not even worth your time. It's not even worth looking at. Don't research it, even if it has good links and all this other stuff. If the coin looks like this and it's been out for this long, you're just like. I'm done with it. Let's exit off of that and go to the next example. Now, it's not uncommon for every coin to not have a little bit of a bundle in it. And this, this is another sign of a scam chart. If you see a coin instantly shoot up from around this 4k area where a coin first comes out all the way up to like 25k, 99% of the time, that's just scam. The reason that people buy their coins like this or bundle them so quickly is to make their coin look different than other coins that are coming out right now. Like you see how this coin's at 5k, this one's at 4k, this one's at 7k, this one's at 4k, this one's at 5k. We can tell that none of these are picking up any traction. They're dead coins. So when a coin shoots up, like let's say this one right here that's at 18k, you see how it tricked us into thinking that this coin was actually getting bought up, that this coin might be good? But then it instantly rugged. That's an exact reason that you should never quick buy coins. And also, common scam. that happens every day trying to lure new people that don't know better to just buying their coin thinking that this coins oh my gosh it's just going straight up it's just going straight up for no reason no don't fall for that if you see a coin instantly shoot up like that make sure you open the chart research the coin and if it looks straight up like this don't even buy especially while you're just learning guys you want to make sure that the chart looks a bit more natural you know like when it first comes out it'll kind of slowly go up like this maybe dip down some go up this looks more like a natural chart you know people are buying and selling and buying and selling taking some time to get noticed no more than probably 10 to 20 minutes you know like i said before this coin right here is just scam like what is that you can see the difference here in in a healthy chart compared to a fake chart i actually have a video of me buying into a real chart and showing you guys what that looks like on screen right now I'm on a yacht, got my gun on the pole. I'm not like you niggas, ain't one of these pro. When it got cold, I wanted a coat. My uncle trippin', he wanted some dope. I'm trying to be the richest little nigga you know. This paper get thrown, see who pick up. In my discord right here, I actually have some examples of bundled charts and what to stay away from. So if you're brand new, then I'm just going to go over them live in this video so you can see what I'm talking about. This channel is called My Guide. We have how to read charts, risk management, common questions, the mindset you need to have, new trader advice, etc, etc. Let's click on how to read charts. This chart, guys, you can see these very, very small buys and they're just all in a row. And a small sell-off, and then small buys, and then a small sell-off, and then all these small buys. These aren't real. 0.1 SOL, 0.1 SOL, 0.1 SOL, 0.1 SOL on a bunch of different wallets just to try and force the chart up, like I was saying, to trap new people that don't know better. And then as soon as you buy, that's when the coin will instant tank. Another common scam chart that you'll see looks similar to this. Very choppy. It looks like a stair step. So even though you see it at 1 mil, 2 mil, 60 mil, 70 mil, don't think that that's real. Don't buy into it. You'll get scammed. Here in the Discord on my guide, this is all completely free. We go over common patterns that you'll commonly see. When candles finish, what's bullish, what's bearish. And I wanted to show this example compared to what coins we just looked at. Traditional TA that you would learn while you're trading stocks or something like that. TA, technical analysis, does work on stocks. You're calculating your best chance of success compared on what the chart might do. That type of thing doesn't really work on meme coins a lot because it's all narrative based. What was the coin made about? that's what people are going to buy. It's not so much how the chart's looking. Do other people think this coin is good like me? 90% of meme coin trading is just guessing what the other person thinks. If you can get good at reading people, you'll be a good meme coin trader. In this specific chart here, I highlighted this because I see this pattern so much in meme coins. Doesn't mean that it will work every single time. And I don't like doing technical analysis on meme coins, but this one works. You can see on this coin that it had a nice run up and then people were selling here. Everything looked natural. It was buying and selling, buying and selling, buying and selling, buying and selling. And then there was a big sell off here. The coin didn't nuke down, but it was holding this level really nicely. It was kind of making this cut motion. You can see that it tried to break up here. It double topped. Okay. The fact that it's curving around and making a cut motion usually is a bullish sign on the coin anyway. But after we saw that it couldn't pass up right here and then came up and did pass finally on the third attempt on the dip down, that's always going to be your entry. And sure enough, on this entry area that we highlighted here, that would have pushed up and you could have made a nice little scalp. You're basically catching the next leg up. Think about it like a healthy ladder, not like the scam ladder that I just showed on that chart. People are selling off, taking their profits. Other people are coming into the chart, realizing that the coin is good, and then you're catching the next. I'm just going to test you guys right now. We just opened this coin. It's five minutes old. It has 30K volume. Is this chart bundled or is it not? Is this worth buying or is it not? Remember, the easiest way is just open up the trades panel and see how many buys are similar. Look at all these buys coming in right now. 0.02, 0.01, 0.04, 0.03, 0.03, 0.03, 0.03, 0.03. This coin is extremely bundled and you can tell just because of how simple the lines look Now, I'm sure sometime in your meme coin trading journey, you'll download Telegram, which is a messaging app. There are some groups on Telegram that are real. Like there are big, big traders on Twitter, okay? Very well-known, legit people. Their own Telegram groups where they kind of announce what they're doing and things like that. That can be great. But whenever you come to Telegram, be so cautious to never click an ad on Telegram. Doesn't matter who it is. Doesn't matter how interesting it is. Doesn't matter anything. Never click an ad that you see. on the top of any of your telegram chats. This orbit alpha scam, this perb viewbot scam. It's not and it's not that the people who made these chats are scamming, it's that telegram can't control what ads are produced. So yes, telegram can be used in a helpful way and it's not all scam but never fall for anyone like this, like this Jane. Who the hell is that? I don't know who that is. You'll just get tested as you keep going and you can't fall for anything that's not the reason that you signed up to telegram i wouldn't just join anybody's group i wouldn't just join anybody's link don't trust anyone you need to be very cautious i've fallen for scam myself that's why i'm so big on teaching it to you guys hopefully i save a few people by you know saying all this next one is discord and just in general in the crypto space boys if you see anybody send you a link don't click it if anybody's asking to dm you personally hey dm me this dm me that don't fall for that even with all the security measures that we have in the discord there's people that will try and impersonate anyone who owns their own server and try and scam their members into thinking that they're them that's why i tell all like the 6500 members that we have in the discord i'm like guys i'll never send you a friend request first i'll never dm you first i'll never ask for anything privately If you ever need to DM me, just come to my only account that I have in the Discord. Click it and press message. Or if it's just a general question or you need some advice, at me down here in the general chat. So on Telegram, don't click any links. Don't click any ads. And on Discord, don't fall for DM scams. Don't click any links that are outside of what I have in these dedicated channels. Just be smart and have your guard up some. You know, that's what I'm saying. Let's say someone right here in my chat says, DM me right now and I'll give you... $500 for the first five people just for free. I mean, be for real. Are you going to fall for that? Or are you going to be like, bro, that sounds sketchy. I would hope that you guys find that sketchy. We have some serious security measures in our discord to make sure that this never happens. We have our own savage security bot that monitors all the channels. You can say anything here. You can like talk crap with your friends, post the craziest things. You can post pictures, GIFs They insane stuff But as soon as you ask for like a link or try and promote something in a harmful way, the bot will automatically delete your message and send a flag to me on what people are trying to do. Like, for example, here, the bot yesterday picked up something. The reason that it deleted the message was promising guaranteed profits or asking for DM. I just went and banned that person. So they're never back in the discord. But regardless, I want you guys to just kind of have your guard up a bit. Be smart in the crypto space. You know, if someone asks for your wallet address, that's totally fine. but if someone asks for your private key like i was explaining in the beginning of the video don't send them that just don't be dumb come in here to talk to your friends talk about trading talk about potential meme coins join up to the voice calls laugh with us learn about what's going on but as soon as someone starts promising you free money if you'll dm them or something like that that all that is just bs the proper way to research coins quickly guys whenever you're sitting here on the polls tab it doesn't matter what category the coin is in new paris final stretch migrated it doesn't matter how high the market cap is either The faster that you can get at researching coins, the better chance you'll have at getting a good entry, which potentially means more money. Whenever a coin comes out, you'll want to open the coin in a new tab as well as the link. So you see this SueList coin right here. Let's open this coin in a new tab and also this link in a new tab. And the way that you do that quickly is you just press down on the mouse wheel button. So we can immediately see that this coin is just BS. The coin is called SueListCoin, and the tweet links to SoulPortTom, who's one of the creators of the... bonk protocol where you can release coins on all he said was sup this is an old tweet almost 13 days ago why would they make a coin called soulless coin with that tweet so this coin's just immediately dead to us we would close it this coin that's over here that already migrated let's open the chart and click the link we can see that this coin is why the other coins were being made the tweet says useless coin which is a coin that ran to like 100 million market cap is getting sued by crypto kark so they forced them to change their image or profile picture on the coin. They won't be able to check change the metadata on chain i'm putting the real useless coin on chain so it's easy to pick up the narrative behind this coin because apparently their profile picture represented a certain company that that company forced that crypto coin to change their profile picture into this new profile picture the reason this coin was made and potentially can do good because they're trying to redo the coin that ran to 100 million obviously this coin is not probably going to run back to 100 million market cap but you can get the idea of why the coin was created and how it could potentially do good. All these coins coming out right now that we can see are simply because of that news that that coin that ran so hard is getting sued. Everyone's trying to make the next one. None of them are getting bought up though. This was the only coin to migrate off of that news. But if you guys can get quick at just opening the coin tabs and researching them very quickly, that can be a huge make it or break it. And it's as simple as that. You just open both things, research why the coin was made, and that's it. and it goes back into those categories i explained earlier in the video is it a news coin is it a meta coin like this useless coin this news right here created a meta and now everyone's trying to make these other coins is it a community coin or is it a project if you can open coins quickly that look interesting research them quickly determine if the narrative is unique that's all you need to know to become a successful trader on this trencher coin right here we made roughly 5k on it which equals out to 31 soul at the time this coin went all the way up to 11 million market cap. So if you got in at 10K market cap and you wrote it all the way up to 11 without selling, you would have hit a crazy, crazy play. If you would have got in when this coin was first made, that's at 14K market cap, and you would have held up to the very top of it, you would have made an 800% return at that 15K times 800. you would have turned a hundred into eighty thousand dollars there's no other market out there boys that are giving you this opportunity to do this stuff that's why i'm on axiom every single day to potentially catch these plays but let's jump back into why this coin was good and why i initially bought it one at the time there was art being made by this person okay this person is not a trader it's just someone on twitter at the time they were making like little fun art It was similar to this, but it didn't have all this stuff around it. Okay. It was just like little characters and things like that. Posted this actual post. I saw it because a coin was made about it. It wasn't hers. She didn't make the coin, but someone made it about her art. Her art got tokenized by someone else. It's like, it's basically the same as a news coin. Like if that guy totally says, hey, here's my new dog named Solana. It's not that he's making the coin named Solana. It's that he just posted that he got a new dog. It's the same concept here. So why this coin ran this hard, this is on the one hour chart. So each of these candles is one hour. Okay. And that's the one that's never what you'll trade on. It's always going to be like the one all the way up to the 15 second chart. You'll never trade on this big of a chart. It wasn't moving. It was just kind of staying sideways. There wasn't much motion in it. Okay. What caused this spike is because the person that she made this, this art for, which is the creator of pump fun. Remember how totally that guy mentioned in the beginning of the video, he's the creator of Solana. the person who made the pump fund protocol right here the very first one that you could release meme coins on she made this art about him and then alan replied and he was like this is this is such cool art i support it and he gave her a follow saying so this coin came out before any of that stuff and then people were kind of waiting on him to reply they were tagging him blah blah blah and we were up to date on it okay we had this coin open and we were waiting we were ready we're trying to be smart you know thinking about what's going to happen in the future So this girl made some art on Twitter related to someone important in the meme coin space. Coin about that art came out and you can see down here it wasn't doing well. But as soon as he said, hey, I like this art coin that represented her art, you can immediately see went up to 12 mil. This type of narrative, something significant as this is what will make you rich in the meme coin space. It doesn't get much more significant than that. You know the next coin we have right here guys. I made two point two three K right here on the challenge wallet which is just worth under 18 soul if we go to the Twitter link right here creator of litecoin so he has some type of influence he's the creator of another huge coin just like Solana Bitcoin a theory and blah blah blah it's not any of these little coins down here that we're trading these are established coins so this is the creator of litecoin and on his post that someone found way back when that he posted he said the first altcoin to Bitcoin was actually called Namecoin. It used to be the same mining algorithm as Bitcoin. After Namecoin came, about a dozen of other altcoins came from that. This was all before Litecoin was launched. He even admitted this was before his own project, his own coin that's already up there with Bitcoin and everything. The fact that he, someone that's so established in the crypto space, is acknowledging a coin, it was the perfect idea for someone to kind of bring that to life as a little meme coin. Now, at the time, three months ago, what made this even more bullish is that when we researched it, name coin, there wasn't any... any of these others it was just that one sitting there so it's never been it was never been done before it was a very bullish tweet someone so established in the crypto community is saying that a long time ago that even before his own cryptocurrency which is already a main one they had a coin named namecoin pretty crazy and then right here they attach the link that goes into a bitcoin wikipedia page it gives a brief explanation of what it is with a little picture here all this okay we researched both the links and we looked it up within a matter of like 15 seconds after migration remember in the beginning of the video i explained to you what migration means in those three categories well this is where it migrated i wish it showed where i bought but i guess the coin is so old that they took the little like these little bubbles off but i'm pretty sure i bought right here before the jump with like 1.5 soul or something like that and we held it up all the way to the very top before we started selling and we profited plus two thousand dollars on this trade alone just because we researched it quickly recognized that it was unique we searched the name and it's never been done before we couldn't have asked for a better trade than that chat this coin right here was such a banger play that i did live on stream and i actually have a little clip of it that i'll play right now i'm literally just staring at my uh tracker here we go here we go Welcome to a new era. Yeah, he's still tweeting the CEO. Here we go boys. We're paid. Let's go boys This is an example of a twitter tracker play That's why it's important to have a twitter tracker and it's important to be tuned in on what's going on on this play alone We made 2.3 K at the time that this coin came out someone had hacked the official twitter page for this tech company called rift TV now on our Twitter tracker the guy that initially posted that he released a coin was the owner of this company He's involved in all types of crypto developments crypto projects blah blah blah But we wouldn't have known that without the Twitter tracker that he released the coin So we were immediately looking at it right here. Okay. This is when I was buying in and I was like, oh my god This is kind of crazy It's not every day that a huge person like that tweets about a little meme coin But usually when that does happen you to look into it very quick and possibly buy in so you don't miss a good entry but I didn't know if he was hacked or not. So I sold right here at break even because we've seen Twitter hacks happen in the past. So as you guys can see in the video after the, it wasn't the guy who created the Rift brand post the CA. It was, it was him as well. But as soon as I saw that Rift also posted the CA for this coin, that's when I was like, if that one guy was hacked, also post the CA for this coin, they would have had to have hacked. both the guy behind the brand and the Rift page, which is highly unlikely, which eventually we found out that it was. But regardless, people thought the same way that I did. And as soon as they found out that Rift also posted it, we bought in because we saw it on the Twitter tracker as soon as they posted. And we were able to make that 2.3K just off of the hype built around it. And I'm not in it looking for millions of market caps. We're not in it to hold long. We're in it to just make our profit on the day. and go back to the pulse tab look for the next hook but this was a perfect example of just a twitter tracker play couldn't get more classic than that it was an absolute w boys if you're seeing me say this congratulations on making it this far i'll be coming out with another video for advanced traders as well going in depth on how to use advanced tools like soul scan looking into where wallets were funded from diving into certain things that can shave seconds off your research and position entries like certain computers that may be faster than others how to make coins yourself, etc, etc. But this video was all about filling you with the knowledge that you need to know, the tools you need to use, and training your eye to see what type of coins have a unique type of narrative. I've put in over 42 hours into this video. So please be sure to leave a like, subscribe to the channel because we have a lot more content on the way. All the proper links for everything that you saw in today's video will be down in the description, including my Discord boys where we're having that giveaway. Please be sure to join up. I would love to see you in there. Hope you guys gain some value that will stick with you forever during your meme coin journey. And I'll catch you guys in the next video. Peace.

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This month we are giving away two soul, 0.5 soul to four people. We do these every single month, boys. So make sure you're in there. Become part of the Savage Alpha family. I'll leave the link down in the description for anyone who'd like to join.

Now we're going to jump right into this full beginner guide for meme coin trading, boys. Hope you enjoy it. If you guys don't know what Solana is, think of it as a big crypto like Bitcoin or Ethereum or something like that. It's a main crypto that's listed on all these sexes, which is a centralized decentralized exchange where you can trade crypto on, similar to Coinbase, Kraken. finance now let's go over what solana is solana is a blockchain platform designed to host decentralized scalable applications it was built in san francisco by solana labs compared to other large crypto coins like bitcoin and ethereum that are on their own blockchains solana is much faster in terms of the number of transactions they can process and has significantly lower transaction fees each crypto chain like ethereum you can trade your own meme coins on that chain But since Solana is so fast, that's where all the volume is.

That's where everyone is trading. It's all on the Solana blockchain, which basically just means whenever you're on a site like Axiom, you just have Sol in your wallet so you can trade these meme coins very fast and with very minimum fees. That's where all the money is. Like if you were to trade meme coins on, let's say, Ethereum, like you had Ethereum in your wallet and you're trading it on the Ethereum blockchain, let's say you press the buy button.

Even with high fees, it may take you 5 to 10 seconds to get filled on your position. So with Solana, let's say you have 5 cent fees instead of $5 fees, you can get filled instantly as soon as you press the buy button and as soon as you press the sell button. That's what Solana is and that's why people use it to trade meme coins with. Founder of Solana's name is Anatoly. Everyone in the meme coin space just knows him as Toly.

Anytime that he tweets something, a coin is usually made about it instantly since he's probably one of the most relevant people in this space. since he's the one who... created the crypto that we're all trading these little meme coins on.

So this is just a basic explanation of what Solana is for all the beginner people who may or may not know what it's used for. It's used for many different applications, but meme coins, what we trade all day, is just one of those really cool things that has come from this. Now you may be asking yourself, if I want to start trading meme coins, how do I get this soul onto my Axiom account? So I made this very basic roadmap here. Step number one is having a bank account.

I'm sure everyone does. So it doesn't matter what bank you have. It could be one that's not even listed here. It's totally fine.

Step number two is opening a Coinbase account. I only recommend that you deposit probably around 0.5 SOL, which is worth like 50, 60, 70 bucks, because you really don't need a lot of money to start with. What we're doing here is trying to build your experience in the meme coin market and just having something in your account right now that you can...

practice trades with is what we want. I couldn't live with myself saying that you need to deposit a thousand bucks, 2,000 bucks, 3,000 bucks, fuck all that. We need to be safe. We need to build your confidence. You need to get used to the market.

You need to know what to look for. So just limiting yourself upfront right now and only depositing a little bit, like 0.5 soul, and then trading with- very very small amounts that's what we want in the early days of your meme coin trading journey now you can use other sites like robinhood or or binance or etc etc just coinbase is the most popular easy to use and i still use it to this day there's nothing wrong with it after you have your coinbase account and verify yourself you just send whatever usd amount that you want from your bank to the coinbase account and now the usd is sitting in coinbase just like it was in your bank from there you would search up solana and you would purchase solana congratulations you have just bought yourself some crypto. So now that we've imported the funds from your bank to Coinbase and then converted the USD to Solana, you're ready to send it to Axie. So since our main goal is just to get your soul onto Axiom to start trading, we're going to skip over this phantom step for right now.

Step number four, boys, is you're ready to deposit your Solana to Axiom and start trading. In the description of the video, I left the proper Axiom link to use. Once you click it, this will pop up on your browser. Once you press this start trading button right here, it'll ask for your email for sign up or you can create a username and you can use whatever password you want. I recommend that it be pretty secure.

And then you'd press sign up. It's been quite some time since I first signed up to Axiom, but once you're in, if you see a message that says like save your private key, you'll just want to make sure you copy that private key and put it in like a Google sheet or something or write it down somewhere or copy it on your phone notes. Never ever let anyone see or get access to that private key. A private key is a wallet's login credential.

It's just important that we keep that to ourselves, you know. If there isn't a wallet sitting here already made, it's very simple. You would just press create wallet.

Axiom will create the wallet here and here's your new wallet. Now that you have an Axiom account created and a wallet set up for you ready to use, next to the wallet name you'll see the short version of the wallet address. You'll just press copy on that. You'll go back to Coinbase where your Solana is sitting. You'll press send crypto and you'll paste that wallet address that we just copied from Axiom.

Now once you've sent the Solana from your Coinbase, your wallet should arrive with anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes. That's all there is to importing Solana, boys. Congratulations, boys.

You can almost call yourselves meme coin traders. We're right there at the final steps before you can make your first trade. But still, we need to go over just to make sure that you're confident, that you know what you're looking at here on Axiom, how to navigate the Axiom site, what your fees should be that you can manually set here on Axiom, what filters mean, how to use them, and what my personal filters are. Once we get through all these fundamentals, I'll be going over trading strategies. And also at the end of the video, I'll be going over my biggest wins.

Now that you have the Solana sitting in your wallet on Axiom, let's just go over what we're looking at really quick. Here on the pulse tab at the top of Axiom, this is where you're going to be spending all of your time. This is what all traders are looking at every single day because this is where all the coins are. This is where the volume is. Here we have three categories.

We have new pairs, we have final stretch, and we have migrated. New pairs are coins coming out every single second. I tell people this all the time. Think of final stretch as just a certain level that the coin has gone up. If new pairs are coming out right now and they're only sitting at 4k market cap, that's just barely little.

That's like one little green candle on the chart like this. Coins up here on the top of final stretch will be at a different level market cap, usually anywhere between the range of like 20k market cap and 70k market cap. See how this one's kind of gone up from where it just started?

This line right here at 70k market cap over here to the right is where it will migrate. Now, for the sake of this video, just keeping everything simple, I don't want to get into the details of what the difference is between final stretch and migrated. You just need to think of them as different market caps, a.k.a. how high the coin has gone. So anything past migrated has went above that green line that we just saw on that past chart, above that 70K range.

If we click this coin right here at the top of migrated, we can see that it took all this time. And this little blue marker right here is where it passed migration. So anything below this 70K range right here where it migrated, it would have been in this final stretch tab. So new pairs are for new coins. Final stretch are kind of where coins are getting bought up a little bit.

And migrated coins here means that they've passed a certain level of market cap. There is more technical definition to what market cap is. But as meme coin traders, we don't think about it that deep. To see the market cap on a chart, you'll just open any coin. You'll press market cap right here and press USD.

then you'll have the same numbers that i'm looking at on the right side of my chart here just to keep this brutally simple market cap is a simple way for meme coin traders to know how much money they're going to make here we can see where the coin came out this is 5k market cap and it's very unlikely you'll get filled at the very bottom of something like this you can do it let's just use a little bit more realistic example let's say you bought in here at 10k market cap the chart did what it did you can see that it went up to 20k market cap that would mean that you doubled your money that quick. It just doubled in market cap, which means you doubled your money. Whatever market cap that you entered at, when it doubles that, you'll earn a 1X or 100% profit back on your entry.

Let's say you didn't sell at 20K market cap. Let's say it went to 30, which it did, and then you sold here. This would mean that you 2X'd your money or got a 200% return back on your entry.

So if you would have put in 100 bucks here and you sold at this first line because it doubled in market cap, 10K to 20. You'd have turned 10 bucks or 100 bucks or whatever you put in into double that then if you would have sold at the next mark 30k market cap and so on and so on do you guys pick up what i'm saying this is why meme coins are so lucrative right now because people are making so much money i traded stock options years prior to trading meme coins and i haven't seen any market like this that can produce these types of returns so just keep in mind where we would have bought on this example here okay that's 10k market cap there boys look what the coin ran to it ran to 120k market cap these types of coins are coming out every second so you can see what i mean when i say that there's money to be made in meme coins if you would have held your entry all the way at 10k to 120 that's basically a 12x on your money. If you would have put in a hundred, you would have. pulled out in profit $1,200. If you would have put in 10, you just made 120. So anyway, that's a basic explanation of how meme coin traders just see it in terms to how much money they're going to make.

But now that we're back on the polls tab and you understand what these three categories are, let's make sure that your wallet is selected and that your fees are properly set up for the amount that you're going to trade, which will be here in the top right. You should have a little blue box that's selected with whatever wallet you sent your soul to. If it's not selected, just click it. Very, very common misconception in meme coins is you have to have high fees to get filled quickly on your positions, like whenever you press buy or sell, but that's very false. So we're going to talk about that a little bit and just make sure that you have a good understanding of that before you ever make your first trade.

Here at the top of these three categories, there should be one number highlighted. It'll say P1, P2, P3, whichever one is highlighted, you can just click that one. Here are your trading settings.

So every time that you buy and every time that you sell these are your fees that will be used to determine how quickly you'll get filled. Slippage here determines the percentage of where the coin might be at compared to where you pressed buy. Let's say you pressed buy at 10k market cap.

Since my slippage is 50%, if the coin ran up to 20k market cap in one candle after I pressed my buy button, like within the second, right as I'm pressing buy, then I wouldn't get filled because it exceeded my 50% slippage. It went 100% in that one candle league. But the definition of slippage is just where you'll press buy at on the chart to get filled compared to where you might get filled at. It's just a range on the chart that you'll be okay getting filled at compared to where you first pressed buy.

The perfect sweet spot I found for low portfolios or high is 50% slippage. This is basically just a guarantee that you'll get filled on a coin regardless if it's getting traded a lot. or if it's just sideways, it doesn't matter.

That's the same slippage that I have on my sell settings as well. Priority fee really isn't that important. What we need to be focusing on is bribe.

They determine how fast your transaction will go through and your entry will get filled on that chart. But see, here's the common misconception. You might think that you need really, really high fees to get filled quickly.

No, that's not true. Some of these big traders on YouTube, Twitch, et cetera, et cetera, are using such high fees for no reason. After my eight months of solid meme coin trading, I figured out that you can get filled just as quick with small fees.

My priority fee for both buy and sell amounts to two cents. Now I'm going to put this into three categories depending on the amount that you plan to trade with per entry. Not the amount that you have sitting in your account, but per entry. If you're trading under 0.5 SOL per entry, your fees should be 0.000.

one, all the way around your priority, your bribe, everything. This makes it very, very simple. And then make your slippage 50-50.

Regardless what amount that you trade with, you need to have MEV on this reduced option for buys only. Your sells, it doesn't matter. You can turn it off.

A MEV is simply a bot that will come from time to time. I'll put a picture up on the screen right now to describe it. Sometimes a bot will come in and basically snipe your transaction and get you filled at a bad position and they get filled at the bottom of that candle.

So having Mevon for buys only just keeps you safe a little bit so you don't get filled on a bad position. So let's go back to the three examples I was going to use. You're going to trade under 0.5 sole entries. I recommend 0.0001 per entry on both buy and sell. 0.0001 fees is equal to 0.02 USD.

Here's the second example. Let's say you're using anywhere from 0.5, anywhere up to two soul. entries. Remember, not the amount that you have in your account, but just that's your entry per trade.

The only thing that we're going to change in our settings if you're trading that amount is we're just going to delete one zero off of this bribe for both buy and sell. That comes out to 16 cents in fees per buy and per sell. Now, this third example is for what I trade personally, which is two soul per entry all the way up to 10 soul. All that we're going to do here is change on our bribe 0.001. to 0.003 this changes our fees per buy and per sell 0.49 usd now boys i've tested these fees personally back when i only had one soul in my account and i was only trading 0.1 soul which was worth like at the time 15 bucks or something i was using these very small fees that i'm showing you guys right now and i've dialed them in to make sure that they work properly for you guys you know i'm not just giving out a random number here this this is my personal time and experience that i'm sharing with you which in this case i'm guessing a lot of people are new to the meme coin space so while you're just learning i recommend your entry sizes be 0.05 soul per entry which equals out to like 10 bucks and keep your fees in category one let's go over the proper filters that you should have on each of these categories to find the winning coins it's taken me quite some time to find these exact filters but i feel like i have them dialed in pretty good so i'm going to give you guys my exact ones boys axiom is actually amazing because they give you more options to filter coins than i've seen on any other platform i've tried them all but let's jump right into it protocols right here at the top of filters are what coins come out on what platform Back in November, December, there was only one protocol, and that was PumpFun.

Just so you guys can see what it looks like where you release a coin, I went to pump.fun website, and this is where you would create the coin. Once you put in the coin name, ticker, description, all this stuff, you come back here. Every single coin that's been created has come from a website just like that.

But instead of it being PumpFun now, there's many different ways you can release coins. They have Bonk, Moonshot, Bags, which are all websites. Then you have Believe, which is a tool. Twitter bot, you can literally just tweet at this Twitter bot to release a coin and it'll release a coin. It's actually insane.

Then you have Jupiter Studio, Moonit, Boop, Launch Lab, Dynamic BC, Radium, Metaora. All of these are protocols where you can release a coin on. Now in the beginning, it's okay to have them all on, but I recommend just turning the ones that aren't very popular off right now, just so you can see what I'm seeing. The ones that you'll turn off are Orca, Pump AMM, Moonit, Jupiter Studio, and Boop.

Everything else you can keep on. This is the same for final stretch and migrated for protocols. Something I like about Axiom is you can exclude keywords. This is really helpful for streamers or anyone promoting their content trading meme coins because some of these coins that come out can have some crazy stuff like inappropriate pictures or names or blah, blah, blah. So if you just exclude these keywords, you'll likely not ever see them.

And that helps for making videos just like this on YouTube where these coins are coming out in the background. You know, you don't want to just see something crazy in the back right there. I can't promote that or release it on YouTube. So that's a live example of how I'm using that right now.

Down here is where you can really filter out what coins you're going to see. On new pairs, the only filter that I have is volume minimum 3000. As you become more advanced, you'll want to see every coin that comes out. And you'll just turn this off because you'll immediately know what to buy.

what to look for in coins, et cetera, et cetera. But right now, while you just want to see the coins that are kind of picking up some motion, picking up some volume, kind of what's actually getting bought compared to a scam coin that you're like, oh, I think this is good, but it's not getting any buys. So it probably isn't that good.

Just while you're learning, keep volume at a minimum 3000 in this little metrics tab. Next, let's go to final stretch here at the top. So just click final stretch here. Our protocols are pump, bonk, bags, believe Boop, Launch Lab, and Dynamic BC. For our audit, we only have age 45 minutes maximum.

That keeps coins that are trading sideways in this final stretch tab. Remember how I was explaining the market cap? Like if it's not going up and it's not going down, it's just kind of stable. We don't want to see that. We only want to see the coins that have the potential of going up.

What's currently getting bought, it's currently trending. That's what we want to see. Any coins that are older than 45 minutes that haven't migrated yet are probably pretty bad.

Age, 45 minutes maximum. We'll just keep those old coins off of our feed. Then if we click metrics here, you can see that my volume is at a minimum 12,000 and the market cap minimum is 12,500. Next is migrated. Our protocols are pump, bonk, bags, believe, boop, launch lab, and dynamic BC.

Everything else is off. For our audit, if you scroll down, you'll see pro traders here. Mine are 75 minimum and my metrics are 15,000 market cap.

minimum. This also keeps out just a bunch of like BS coins that have maybe passed migration, right? That market cap level, like we were talking about earlier, but then just slowly died off. Like if they've already tanked and they've already died off, we don't want to see it. We want to see the coins, like I said, that, you know, continues to go up, that continue to do well, that have potential.

This just keeps that riffraff off of those migrated coins. Then just press apply at the bottom. And now you'll be looking at all the same coins I am. Common terminology has been requested by users in my discord to put in my video.

I have a small list going over the most popular ones that you'll hear in the meme coin space. The first one is LARP, basically meaning that whatever news, Twitter account, candles on the chart, or whatever reason that the coin was made, it's fake. I don't know if you guys have ever heard of it.

that hobby that some people do where they go larping it's where they dress up as like medieval characters that's the same type of definition that it is in meme coins it's fake it's it's larp it's no good the second one is called aped with the definition of all your friends are saying this coin is so good and it's clearly getting bought up so much like the volume is just taking off if you don't buy it right now you're probably just going to miss a good entry so the term for you just buying in blindly without researching the coin would be you're aping the coin I'm just going to ape in the coin. I'm just going to buy quickly. That's the meaning.

Third phrase is sidelined. Let's say instead of aping a coin, you're trying to research it, which there's nothing wrong with that. Always do your own research on coins, but let's say you didn't just blindly ape into a coin, but within the 30 seconds of you researching that coin, it's now gone up 2 million market cap.

Just for example, that would be a great definition of you are sidelined. You missed out on the coin. You missed out on the play.

You're sidelined. Next phrase is wicked. yo bro this coin is going crazy it's getting wicked bro that bro this coin has so much volume it's getting wicked right now that would just mean that huge buys are coming in like the type of buys that you wouldn't normally see on any type of chart people are buying with like 20 soul 30 soul 40 soul worth of soul and so you can imagine what that green candle on the chart looks like that would be a definition of wicked like that coin is getting blasted it's it's getting wicked the next phrase is nuked.

It's just the exact opposite of wicked. say a coin is going up slowly and surely and it hasn't dipped one time it's just a straight up green chart well every coin comes down at some point and so if you saw just a big fat red candle down you'd be like oh my god bro this coin is getting nuked the next phrase is cabal so there's two definitions of this there's cabal and cabaled it's basically a group of people all working together or just friends trading together and they're all just buying chart quickly to make Make the coin go up. That's like a cabal group.

But when a coin is getting cabaled, it could mean the same thing as wicked. You could use it in the same tense as wicked, simply because a lot of people are buying in at the same time. So you could say that that coin is getting yo, bro.

This coin is getting cabaled. It's getting wicked. It's going crazy.

You know what I mean? The next phrase is FUD. FUD means when someone on Twitter or it could be one of your friends, It will be someone trying to FUD the coin. or bring it down.

Prove that it's not real. Prove that it's a bad coin. You see people trying to FUD coins all day long when they miss their entry.

When they're sidelined, they don't want to see other people win. They would rather FUD the coin and see everyone lose. An example of this would be, let's say someone released a coin off of some type of news coin.

Like let's say ABC News posted a picture of their new mascot for the news station and a coin got made about it and it was picking up some buys. It was getting some traction. Well, let's say right before migration, okay, I went into the comments and was like, this actually isn't your mascot.

It's Fox News' mascot and his name isn't Billy, it's Bob. You know, people might see my comment and sell on the chart just because they don't know if what I'm saying is real or not. That would be an example of me trying to FUD the coin. FUD the news.

I'm basically trying to prove it's not real because I don't want to see you win. I think now's a good time to explain the tools that you're going to use the most. in meme coin trading to stay up to date on the news and up to date on what people are buying. After we go over these tools, it will then be time to go over what coins run and how to pick them. Our first tool that we use the most is going to be a wallet tracker.

Now, lucky for you guys, I have done this for so long and I found wallets that aren't even popular, but they're just good traders. I've saved those wallets and made a file just for you guys to download and import to Axiom for this video. Every month in my Discord, I give out a new fresh wallet list that includes every single person that I'm tracking.

So if I found a new wallet within the time that I posted my last one or if all we're going to be doing to import these wallets, simply you go up here next to Pulse and you go to trackers. You'll come over here and you'll press wallet manager and then you'll press import. Here, it'll give you an option to paste your exported wallets here.

This is when you would come into the Discord and you go into the wallets channel here. Here's the one. here's the file with all of the wallets that I posted in there, including mine. You would just copy it from the very top left code, drag it all the way down on your screen to the very bottom left code.

Once you have it all copied, you'll come back to Axiom to this little paste section here. You would paste it and then you would press import. Then all your, all these wallets right here that I track will be in yours as well.

You'll press this little bell here that says toggle all toast notifications. You'll turn that on. Now all of these on each wallet should be on.

And if they're not, you just toggle these on as well. In the bottom left down here, you'll see this little icon that says Wallet Tracker. Click that.

You guys don't have to focus what these things mean here. You'll just come over here to this little tab at the top left of Wallet Tracker, and you'll make sure that all is selected. Just close the tab and then come right here to trades.

Here you can move this wallet tracker anywhere on the screen. You can adjust the sizes, all that good stuff. And now you should, with this tab open and your wallet selected, you should be seeing all these wallets buy and sell coins.

Now the only reason that it's good to have a wallet tracker as a tool because it's more eyes on the market. I can't tell you how many times I've seen a wallet buy like a super old coin. maybe buy a coin that I'm not currently looking at. Like let's say I have this boop coin open, right?

But my wallet tracker is open at the bottom of the screen. Got in before because he saw some crazy news that no one else saw yet. And so we do our own research and we can decide whether to get in or not.

It's never good to like exactly copy trade these guys. Like if you see this wallet buy, we open up this chart and then we're like, oh, we need to buy here. No, that's not what you need to do. That's usually how you'll lose money in this market if you copy trade exactly someone's buy and cell. The smart thing to do is just have the wallet tracker tool open on the pulse tab so you can see what people are buying and selling.

It gives you an idea of what people are looking at in the market. Maybe there's some news that you missed. Maybe there's some crazy news that came out that a coin was already made about a while ago and it's just now getting confirmed.

It could be a wide variety of things. But regardless, having a wallet tracker tool just like that that Axiom has in the site already just gives you the ability to see what... coins these good traders are buying. You can open it up, research it yourself, and make the decision whether to buy in or not. The next tool, boys, is going to be a Twitter tracker.

This is basically mandatory these days in meme coin trading. You need to be up to date on the news. Whoever is the quickest and most up to date on the news will usually be the best trader.

It's really, really important that we give ourselves the best tools to give us an edge on the market. We have a Twitter tracker right here in our Discord, and it's one of the fastest on the market and i'm not just trying to like sell you guys on an idea or anything it's true this is the one that i use every day we have tons of new sources we have tons of people that are relevant in the crypto space we have traders on here so we can just stay up to date on what people are talking about what's getting posted what's going on in the world what's going on with developers what's going on with crypto traders etc etc we'll be the first to know about it the The Twitter tracker that we have in the Discord, point... one seconds delay from when the tweet is posted.

So literally right as they press the tweet button, we're the first to see it. That's really helpful. I'm paying over a thousand a month just to have this one tool in the discord.

But even if I had the discord or not, I would still be using it simply because I need it as a trader. But just for the sake of everything being very simple for this video, beginner friendly, Axiom has a Twitter tracker integrated into it as well. It's just a little bit slower than the one I'm using.

So if you want to use the one in Axiom, that's totally cool. You'll just have to import the wallets that we already have in the, you know, the Discord's Twitter tracker into yours. I don't have a way to give you those all exactly.

You'll have to add them manually. But regardless, to get the Twitter tracker open and get it to the spot where you can add accounts, you'll come down here to see this little tab called Twitter tracker next to wallet tracker. click that and it will open up this tab here on the left side of the screen to add the twitter accounts to that just go to trackers and instead of going to the wallets over here on the left side you can come right here to the twitter alerts on the right side go to customize feed and right here you can add a handle let's say you wanted to track totally remember that guy i was telling you about at the beginning of the stream that was so popular because he made solana the coin that we all used to trade meme coins on. If you wanted to track his tweets and be the first to know about them, you would just hit his Twitter handle, come right here, you'd press add. And whenever you go back to Pulse and whenever you have the Twitter tracker tab open, his tweets would come up as soon as he would tweet about them.

Now, if you don't want to use the Axiom Twitter tracker and you want to use the one in the Discord, that's great. I'll show you how to put it on the side of your screen. You would come to Google, you would put in Discord, click Discord, and you'd press open Discord in your browser.

Here, you'll have a new tab open just like Axiom, and you'll click My Discord, and you'll come to the CT Tracker channel. And all you'll do is you'll just drag the channel down and crop the channel over. And you can move it to the side of your screen just like that.

And now you can do the same thing with your Axiom tab, and you just move it over to the side of your screen. You can adjust the size right here. Regardless what Twitter tracker you're using, the Axiom one or mine, both will work fine. But now you're pulse page on axiom should look something like mine you can kind of see how it looks a little bit more professionally set up as to when it was when you first signed up for axiom you now have all the tools over here that you need you can see what people are buying you can see all the coins with the proper filters your fees are currently set up properly for whatever amount that you're trading with you have a twitter tracker over here to the left so you can see what people are saying what news is coming out what's relevant in the crypto world since i'm not going to be trading myself right.

this moment i'm going to close this wallet tracker as well as the twitter tracker just so we can be 100 focused on what i'm showing there is a few types of coins that we need to go over no matter what is going on in the market you'll always see these types of coins being made we have News coins which can be made off of anything that someone tweets an example of this would be that totally guy that I mentioned Earlier in the video he made Solana. Okay, that's his crypto coin and that's what everybody trades on. Let's say he tweeted out Hey, I got a new puppy Twitter and I'm going to name it Solana Instantly right off of that tweet a coin would come out as a picture of that dog that he tweeted with the name Solana And that coin would probably run to millions just because it's so relevant to meme coin trading. This would be labeled as a news coin.

It's something that just came out. It's relevant news. Creator of Solana named his new puppy Solana and the crypto coin that's getting released about it is made on Solana. That coin would run to millions market cap. People would make hundreds of thousands of dollars off that coin, for example.

This type of coin would be called a news coin, and this can happen with anything. It doesn't have to be a certain individual. It can be NBC News, ABC News, Fox News, the White House, someone like me, someone like you.

If the news is crazy enough, a coin can be made about it, and it can run. Number two is a meta coin. A perfect example of this would be that news token we just talked about.

Let's say that that came out. and the coin ran to millions of market cap. We don't get those million dollar runners every second of every day.

Maybe we get a few every single day, but whenever a coin comes out and it runs that hard, it's a pretty big deal. See how this one's Troll Guy, this one's Kathy, this one's Hope, this one's Time, this one's Robin Hood, this one's Open House, this one's OG. None of these are relating. None of these are a single meta.

They're their own individual coins. So if that dog coin ran to millions, I bet people would be trying to find out his other previous dog names or someone related to him. Let's say his wife's dog name, his family member's dog name, something like that.

It would start a whole dog meta. Does that make sense? All because that one tweet, it would shift the whole meta. So that's number two on our list here is meta coins.

Coins that are consistently coming out all about the same thing. Number three that you would see are Twitter community coins. These types of coins come out so often. Probably one of the most popular coins to come out right now.

For example, this coin that just graduated, it's called Underground Money Society, UMS. This has a Twitter community added to it. All you have to do is just scroll over the little Twitter community and you'll see it.

If we click it, it will open up a new tab and take you to the Twitter community where you can see what it's all about. The secret society of bag chasers and money getters, underground money society. And it's got some like funny little art here of Sonic the Hedgehog dressed in different outfits.

You know what I mean? You can kind of just get the vibe from it just looking at it like this. I personally wouldn't bid this coin.

I wouldn't buy this coin because in the past we've seen coins just like this. So kind of unoriginal. But anyway, this is an example of what one would look like. Robin with hood. This is another one.

If you open it up, people are imitating the Robin Hood app with this little character, a Robin in a hood. They're making a funny little art about him, et cetera, et cetera. I still wouldn't bid this either.

It doesn't look good enough for me to buy just simply because we've seen coins just like this run in the past, which makes it unoriginal. But that is an example of a community coin. It will always have this little Twitter community link on it.

And it's important that we open these links up and research them just to make sure that we're not missing out on anything that might be interesting. Number four, guys, is project coins. There's all different types of projects that can be launched on meme coins. This was a pretty cool example of a coin that got launched as a project, and it didn't even run as high as past projects have.

There have been coins, remember, coins just come out at 5K market cap. There have been project coins that run to... billions market cap or super, super high millions, 300 million, 400 million, 500 million.

Can you imagine if you got in at 5K market cap, 10K market cap, even 100K market cap, even a million, you would have made an insane amount of money if you would have found those. But anyway, this is an example of a project coin. This one is called Claude Code Fun.

If we click on the Twitter link and we come to their Twitter, what this was all about was gave Claude AI, It's similar to like Grok or ChatGPT. He coded it on its own computer so it would be alive and in control of everything that that computer does for the next week. And then he made this Twitter account and connected it to that computer so that that AI that's alive on the computer can tweet what it's thinking about right here on the Twitter.

And then made this coin about it. It's a real project. You know, it actually has some tech behind why the coin was made. It's not just.

some little tweet. Just those types of coins have been the most popular type of coin to come out within the last maybe four months. Of course, there's that like one-off or two-off type of coins that maybe happen every once in a while, but these are what you're going to see on the day-to-day. As you see these coming out all day long, what I recommend doing before ever entering a trade with real money is just watch the ones that are running up to higher market cap values, you know, passing migration and running up to like 200K, 300K, the ones that are really doing good. Open those coins, research them, click the links.

Try and find out and get a grasp of why they're going and doing what they're doing. If you just sit around looking at polls all day and you're just like, hmm, I'll eventually catch a runner. No, you won't.

You need to know what you need to be looking for. So when you see that news on the Twitter tracker or you see a coin come out that's similar to that other one, you're like, oh my gosh, I'm early at this coin. I could make a lot of money if I got in.

That's the type of coin that you want to be waiting for patiently after you've done your own research on why the previous coins ran. Next, we're going to go over what scam looks like on the charts. So you know what coins to avoid.

And also some common scam that you'll see in the crypto space as a whole. Like Telegram, Discords, what to stay away from, who to stay away from, etc, etc. Okay, boys, I've opened up a few charts here on coins that I just saw come out not too long ago.

And we're going to be going over why they're bad coins, why they're scam coins. This one that we're looking at here has a Twitter community. It actually has like a funny name compared to what the picture is. Not very active though.

First red flag that I'm seeing is how slow the chart is moving and how low the volume is. The coin has been out for almost 40 minutes now and it only has 1k volume. Red flag. This coin is not going anywhere.

This coin is very bad. A good coin will usually take only about maybe 30 seconds to 10 minutes to migrate. It'll go all the way from ground zero where the... coin first comes out that 5k market cap like right here all the way up all the way up to 70k migration range if the idea is good enough behind it so you may be asking bron but why isn't this coin at ground zero why didn't it die off yet it will eventually the fact that no one's paying attention to this right now just means that the idea and originality behind the coin just isn't there the good thing about meme coin trading is that there's so many more opportunities come out every second that as soon as you see a coin not moving or not performing as well as you would want, you can just close the tab and move on to the next one.

We're not in it to hope and pray and really think that this coin is going to millions. No, if the chart isn't telling us that it will, if the idea isn't good enough, just move on. The chart really doesn't look natural. Green, green, green, green, green, green, green, green, green flat.

Like these look like a bundle bot and what a bundle bot is. is let's say someone wants to keep their coin alive okay make sure it doesn't look dead they have websites out there where you can bundle your own coins this website can make anywhere from five to fifty wallets that will all be yours but no one that's trading will know that those are all your specific wallets but what you'll do is you'll put in maybe let's say five soul total and and the website will split it up over those 50 wallets and the bot will keep buying and selling and buying selling and buying and selling and buying and selling so you're not getting more profit out of the five soul that you just put in on the bundle bot to bundle up your coin right like the the dev whoever made this coin i'm sure is doing it on this coin to try and prove that the coin is still alive when in reality it's only his wallets that are buying in to try and make other people buy in as well this also means that he has most of the supply of the coin so he can rug it at any time when a coin is very very bundled it takes massive amounts of volume. Like all the top traders in it, you need people aping in like 10, 20, 30 soul just to get it to try and move past the bundles. So just keep in mind that that's what bundles are.

It's one person behind a bunch of wallets on a website that knows to buy in the coin and sell the coin to try and make the chart look real. They try and lure you in to buy when it's really just one person behind all of this movement on a bunch of different wallets that the website created. Now there's all different types of bundled tech. that I can get into, but that is truly the basic explanation of it.

Another way that you can tell that the coin is bundled is you can open up this trades panel here right down at the bottom. Boys, look at how similar all these buys are. So each of these are an individual buy on an individual wallet. Remember, like I said, that website made this guy probably like 50 wallets or something. And by the looks of the sizes of each buy, they're all very similar three zero point two zero point one zero point three zero point two zero point one this repetition is the website doing the work to try and carry the chart upwards when they come in patches like this usually the sell-off will be the same and look right here boys 0.1 cell 0.4 cells 0.1 cells 0.8 cells 0.2 cells 0.1 cells 0.09 0.06 0.01 these are all the same guy using bundle tech to just try and make his coin look alive.

But no one's falling for that these days. So I'm trying to teach you guys not to fall for it as well. Real buys will look like this right here.

This two sold buy. This isn't any of those 0.01, 0.02. These aren't those.

This guy right here, this wallet is probably a real buy. And we can see that this wallet right here sold as well. Once you guys get familiar with meme coin trading, you'll look at a coin like this and just instantly click off. It's not even worth your time.

It's not even worth looking at. Don't research it, even if it has good links and all this other stuff. If the coin looks like this and it's been out for this long, you're just like. I'm done with it. Let's exit off of that and go to the next example.

Now, it's not uncommon for every coin to not have a little bit of a bundle in it. And this, this is another sign of a scam chart. If you see a coin instantly shoot up from around this 4k area where a coin first comes out all the way up to like 25k, 99% of the time, that's just scam.

The reason that people buy their coins like this or bundle them so quickly is to make their coin look different than other coins that are coming out right now. Like you see how this coin's at 5k, this one's at 4k, this one's at 7k, this one's at 4k, this one's at 5k. We can tell that none of these are picking up any traction. They're dead coins. So when a coin shoots up, like let's say this one right here that's at 18k, you see how it tricked us into thinking that this coin was actually getting bought up, that this coin might be good?

But then it instantly rugged. That's an exact reason that you should never quick buy coins. And also, common scam.

that happens every day trying to lure new people that don't know better to just buying their coin thinking that this coins oh my gosh it's just going straight up it's just going straight up for no reason no don't fall for that if you see a coin instantly shoot up like that make sure you open the chart research the coin and if it looks straight up like this don't even buy especially while you're just learning guys you want to make sure that the chart looks a bit more natural you know like when it first comes out it'll kind of slowly go up like this maybe dip down some go up this looks more like a natural chart you know people are buying and selling and buying and selling taking some time to get noticed no more than probably 10 to 20 minutes you know like i said before this coin right here is just scam like what is that you can see the difference here in in a healthy chart compared to a fake chart i actually have a video of me buying into a real chart and showing you guys what that looks like on screen right now I'm on a yacht, got my gun on the pole. I'm not like you niggas, ain't one of these pro. When it got cold, I wanted a coat.

My uncle trippin', he wanted some dope. I'm trying to be the richest little nigga you know. This paper get thrown, see who pick up. In my discord right here, I actually have some examples of bundled charts and what to stay away from. So if you're brand new, then I'm just going to go over them live in this video so you can see what I'm talking about.

This channel is called My Guide. We have how to read charts, risk management, common questions, the mindset you need to have, new trader advice, etc, etc. Let's click on how to read charts.

This chart, guys, you can see these very, very small buys and they're just all in a row. And a small sell-off, and then small buys, and then a small sell-off, and then all these small buys. These aren't real.

0.1 SOL, 0.1 SOL, 0.1 SOL, 0.1 SOL on a bunch of different wallets just to try and force the chart up, like I was saying, to trap new people that don't know better. And then as soon as you buy, that's when the coin will instant tank. Another common scam chart that you'll see looks similar to this.

Very choppy. It looks like a stair step. So even though you see it at 1 mil, 2 mil, 60 mil, 70 mil, don't think that that's real. Don't buy into it. You'll get scammed.

Here in the Discord on my guide, this is all completely free. We go over common patterns that you'll commonly see. When candles finish, what's bullish, what's bearish.

And I wanted to show this example compared to what coins we just looked at. Traditional TA that you would learn while you're trading stocks or something like that. TA, technical analysis, does work on stocks. You're calculating your best chance of success compared on what the chart might do. That type of thing doesn't really work on meme coins a lot because it's all narrative based.

What was the coin made about? that's what people are going to buy. It's not so much how the chart's looking.

Do other people think this coin is good like me? 90% of meme coin trading is just guessing what the other person thinks. If you can get good at reading people, you'll be a good meme coin trader.

In this specific chart here, I highlighted this because I see this pattern so much in meme coins. Doesn't mean that it will work every single time. And I don't like doing technical analysis on meme coins, but this one works. You can see on this coin that it had a nice run up and then people were selling here.

Everything looked natural. It was buying and selling, buying and selling, buying and selling, buying and selling. And then there was a big sell off here. The coin didn't nuke down, but it was holding this level really nicely. It was kind of making this cut motion.

You can see that it tried to break up here. It double topped. Okay.

The fact that it's curving around and making a cut motion usually is a bullish sign on the coin anyway. But after we saw that it couldn't pass up right here and then came up and did pass finally on the third attempt on the dip down, that's always going to be your entry. And sure enough, on this entry area that we highlighted here, that would have pushed up and you could have made a nice little scalp.

You're basically catching the next leg up. Think about it like a healthy ladder, not like the scam ladder that I just showed on that chart. People are selling off, taking their profits. Other people are coming into the chart, realizing that the coin is good, and then you're catching the next. I'm just going to test you guys right now.

We just opened this coin. It's five minutes old. It has 30K volume.

Is this chart bundled or is it not? Is this worth buying or is it not? Remember, the easiest way is just open up the trades panel and see how many buys are similar. Look at all these buys coming in right now.

0.02, 0.01, 0.04, 0.03, 0.03, 0.03, 0.03, 0.03. This coin is extremely bundled and you can tell just because of how simple the lines look Now, I'm sure sometime in your meme coin trading journey, you'll download Telegram, which is a messaging app. There are some groups on Telegram that are real.

Like there are big, big traders on Twitter, okay? Very well-known, legit people. Their own Telegram groups where they kind of announce what they're doing and things like that.

That can be great. But whenever you come to Telegram, be so cautious to never click an ad on Telegram. Doesn't matter who it is. Doesn't matter how interesting it is. Doesn't matter anything.

Never click an ad that you see. on the top of any of your telegram chats. This orbit alpha scam, this perb viewbot scam.

It's not and it's not that the people who made these chats are scamming, it's that telegram can't control what ads are produced. So yes, telegram can be used in a helpful way and it's not all scam but never fall for anyone like this, like this Jane. Who the hell is that?

I don't know who that is. You'll just get tested as you keep going and you can't fall for anything that's not the reason that you signed up to telegram i wouldn't just join anybody's group i wouldn't just join anybody's link don't trust anyone you need to be very cautious i've fallen for scam myself that's why i'm so big on teaching it to you guys hopefully i save a few people by you know saying all this next one is discord and just in general in the crypto space boys if you see anybody send you a link don't click it if anybody's asking to dm you personally hey dm me this dm me that don't fall for that even with all the security measures that we have in the discord there's people that will try and impersonate anyone who owns their own server and try and scam their members into thinking that they're them that's why i tell all like the 6500 members that we have in the discord i'm like guys i'll never send you a friend request first i'll never dm you first i'll never ask for anything privately If you ever need to DM me, just come to my only account that I have in the Discord. Click it and press message.

Or if it's just a general question or you need some advice, at me down here in the general chat. So on Telegram, don't click any links. Don't click any ads. And on Discord, don't fall for DM scams.

Don't click any links that are outside of what I have in these dedicated channels. Just be smart and have your guard up some. You know, that's what I'm saying.

Let's say someone right here in my chat says, DM me right now and I'll give you... $500 for the first five people just for free. I mean, be for real.

Are you going to fall for that? Or are you going to be like, bro, that sounds sketchy. I would hope that you guys find that sketchy.

We have some serious security measures in our discord to make sure that this never happens. We have our own savage security bot that monitors all the channels. You can say anything here. You can like talk crap with your friends, post the craziest things.

You can post pictures, GIFs They insane stuff But as soon as you ask for like a link or try and promote something in a harmful way, the bot will automatically delete your message and send a flag to me on what people are trying to do. Like, for example, here, the bot yesterday picked up something. The reason that it deleted the message was promising guaranteed profits or asking for DM. I just went and banned that person. So they're never back in the discord.

But regardless, I want you guys to just kind of have your guard up a bit. Be smart in the crypto space. You know, if someone asks for your wallet address, that's totally fine. but if someone asks for your private key like i was explaining in the beginning of the video don't send them that just don't be dumb come in here to talk to your friends talk about trading talk about potential meme coins join up to the voice calls laugh with us learn about what's going on but as soon as someone starts promising you free money if you'll dm them or something like that that all that is just bs the proper way to research coins quickly guys whenever you're sitting here on the polls tab it doesn't matter what category the coin is in new paris final stretch migrated it doesn't matter how high the market cap is either The faster that you can get at researching coins, the better chance you'll have at getting a good entry, which potentially means more money. Whenever a coin comes out, you'll want to open the coin in a new tab as well as the link.

So you see this SueList coin right here. Let's open this coin in a new tab and also this link in a new tab. And the way that you do that quickly is you just press down on the mouse wheel button. So we can immediately see that this coin is just BS. The coin is called SueListCoin, and the tweet links to SoulPortTom, who's one of the creators of the...

bonk protocol where you can release coins on all he said was sup this is an old tweet almost 13 days ago why would they make a coin called soulless coin with that tweet so this coin's just immediately dead to us we would close it this coin that's over here that already migrated let's open the chart and click the link we can see that this coin is why the other coins were being made the tweet says useless coin which is a coin that ran to like 100 million market cap is getting sued by crypto kark so they forced them to change their image or profile picture on the coin. They won't be able to check change the metadata on chain i'm putting the real useless coin on chain so it's easy to pick up the narrative behind this coin because apparently their profile picture represented a certain company that that company forced that crypto coin to change their profile picture into this new profile picture the reason this coin was made and potentially can do good because they're trying to redo the coin that ran to 100 million obviously this coin is not probably going to run back to 100 million market cap but you can get the idea of why the coin was created and how it could potentially do good. All these coins coming out right now that we can see are simply because of that news that that coin that ran so hard is getting sued. Everyone's trying to make the next one. None of them are getting bought up though.

This was the only coin to migrate off of that news. But if you guys can get quick at just opening the coin tabs and researching them very quickly, that can be a huge make it or break it. And it's as simple as that.

You just open both things, research why the coin was made, and that's it. and it goes back into those categories i explained earlier in the video is it a news coin is it a meta coin like this useless coin this news right here created a meta and now everyone's trying to make these other coins is it a community coin or is it a project if you can open coins quickly that look interesting research them quickly determine if the narrative is unique that's all you need to know to become a successful trader on this trencher coin right here we made roughly 5k on it which equals out to 31 soul at the time this coin went all the way up to 11 million market cap. So if you got in at 10K market cap and you wrote it all the way up to 11 without selling, you would have hit a crazy, crazy play.

If you would have got in when this coin was first made, that's at 14K market cap, and you would have held up to the very top of it, you would have made an 800% return at that 15K times 800. you would have turned a hundred into eighty thousand dollars there's no other market out there boys that are giving you this opportunity to do this stuff that's why i'm on axiom every single day to potentially catch these plays but let's jump back into why this coin was good and why i initially bought it one at the time there was art being made by this person okay this person is not a trader it's just someone on twitter at the time they were making like little fun art It was similar to this, but it didn't have all this stuff around it. Okay. It was just like little characters and things like that. Posted this actual post. I saw it because a coin was made about it.

It wasn't hers. She didn't make the coin, but someone made it about her art. Her art got tokenized by someone else. It's like, it's basically the same as a news coin.

Like if that guy totally says, hey, here's my new dog named Solana. It's not that he's making the coin named Solana. It's that he just posted that he got a new dog. It's the same concept here.

So why this coin ran this hard, this is on the one hour chart. So each of these candles is one hour. Okay.

And that's the one that's never what you'll trade on. It's always going to be like the one all the way up to the 15 second chart. You'll never trade on this big of a chart. It wasn't moving.

It was just kind of staying sideways. There wasn't much motion in it. Okay.

What caused this spike is because the person that she made this, this art for, which is the creator of pump fun. Remember how totally that guy mentioned in the beginning of the video, he's the creator of Solana. the person who made the pump fund protocol right here the very first one that you could release meme coins on she made this art about him and then alan replied and he was like this is this is such cool art i support it and he gave her a follow saying so this coin came out before any of that stuff and then people were kind of waiting on him to reply they were tagging him blah blah blah and we were up to date on it okay we had this coin open and we were waiting we were ready we're trying to be smart you know thinking about what's going to happen in the future So this girl made some art on Twitter related to someone important in the meme coin space.

Coin about that art came out and you can see down here it wasn't doing well. But as soon as he said, hey, I like this art coin that represented her art, you can immediately see went up to 12 mil. This type of narrative, something significant as this is what will make you rich in the meme coin space.

It doesn't get much more significant than that. You know the next coin we have right here guys. I made two point two three K right here on the challenge wallet which is just worth under 18 soul if we go to the Twitter link right here creator of litecoin so he has some type of influence he's the creator of another huge coin just like Solana Bitcoin a theory and blah blah blah it's not any of these little coins down here that we're trading these are established coins so this is the creator of litecoin and on his post that someone found way back when that he posted he said the first altcoin to Bitcoin was actually called Namecoin. It used to be the same mining algorithm as Bitcoin. After Namecoin came, about a dozen of other altcoins came from that.

This was all before Litecoin was launched. He even admitted this was before his own project, his own coin that's already up there with Bitcoin and everything. The fact that he, someone that's so established in the crypto space, is acknowledging a coin, it was the perfect idea for someone to kind of bring that to life as a little meme coin. Now, at the time, three months ago, what made this even more bullish is that when we researched it, name coin, there wasn't any...

any of these others it was just that one sitting there so it's never been it was never been done before it was a very bullish tweet someone so established in the crypto community is saying that a long time ago that even before his own cryptocurrency which is already a main one they had a coin named namecoin pretty crazy and then right here they attach the link that goes into a bitcoin wikipedia page it gives a brief explanation of what it is with a little picture here all this okay we researched both the links and we looked it up within a matter of like 15 seconds after migration remember in the beginning of the video i explained to you what migration means in those three categories well this is where it migrated i wish it showed where i bought but i guess the coin is so old that they took the little like these little bubbles off but i'm pretty sure i bought right here before the jump with like 1.5 soul or something like that and we held it up all the way to the very top before we started selling and we profited plus two thousand dollars on this trade alone just because we researched it quickly recognized that it was unique we searched the name and it's never been done before we couldn't have asked for a better trade than that chat this coin right here was such a banger play that i did live on stream and i actually have a little clip of it that i'll play right now i'm literally just staring at my uh tracker here we go here we go Welcome to a new era. Yeah, he's still tweeting the CEO. Here we go boys.

We're paid. Let's go boys This is an example of a twitter tracker play That's why it's important to have a twitter tracker and it's important to be tuned in on what's going on on this play alone We made 2.3 K at the time that this coin came out someone had hacked the official twitter page for this tech company called rift TV now on our Twitter tracker the guy that initially posted that he released a coin was the owner of this company He's involved in all types of crypto developments crypto projects blah blah blah But we wouldn't have known that without the Twitter tracker that he released the coin So we were immediately looking at it right here. Okay. This is when I was buying in and I was like, oh my god This is kind of crazy It's not every day that a huge person like that tweets about a little meme coin But usually when that does happen you to look into it very quick and possibly buy in so you don't miss a good entry but I didn't know if he was hacked or not.

So I sold right here at break even because we've seen Twitter hacks happen in the past. So as you guys can see in the video after the, it wasn't the guy who created the Rift brand post the CA. It was, it was him as well.

But as soon as I saw that Rift also posted the CA for this coin, that's when I was like, if that one guy was hacked, also post the CA for this coin, they would have had to have hacked. both the guy behind the brand and the Rift page, which is highly unlikely, which eventually we found out that it was. But regardless, people thought the same way that I did.

And as soon as they found out that Rift also posted it, we bought in because we saw it on the Twitter tracker as soon as they posted. And we were able to make that 2.3K just off of the hype built around it. And I'm not in it looking for millions of market caps. We're not in it to hold long. We're in it to just make our profit on the day.

and go back to the pulse tab look for the next hook but this was a perfect example of just a twitter tracker play couldn't get more classic than that it was an absolute w boys if you're seeing me say this congratulations on making it this far i'll be coming out with another video for advanced traders as well going in depth on how to use advanced tools like soul scan looking into where wallets were funded from diving into certain things that can shave seconds off your research and position entries like certain computers that may be faster than others how to make coins yourself, etc, etc. But this video was all about filling you with the knowledge that you need to know, the tools you need to use, and training your eye to see what type of coins have a unique type of narrative. I've put in over 42 hours into this video.

So please be sure to leave a like, subscribe to the channel because we have a lot more content on the way. All the proper links for everything that you saw in today's video will be down in the description, including my Discord boys where we're having that giveaway. Please be sure to join up. I would love to see you in there. Hope you guys gain some value that will stick with you forever during your meme coin journey.

And I'll catch you guys in the next video. Peace.

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Solana Meme Coin Trading Guide