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If you want to be part of the journey kindly join, I will document every step here fill free to learn.
Welcome on Board.💊
Phase 1 — The Early-Launch Radar
Your first objective is not buying.
It is developing the ability to look at hundreds of new Pump.fun launches and quickly identify the 1–3 worth investigating further.
Think like a scout, not a gambler.
Your first objective is not buying.
It is developing the ability to look at hundreds of new Pump.fun launches and quickly identify the 1–3 worth investigating further.
Think like a scout, not a gambler.
1. core principle
The market gives you three stages:
Creation → Discovery → Attention
Most people enter during Attention.
Your edge needs to come from operating between:
Creation → Discovery
You want to notice something interesting before the broader CT crowd notices it.
But early entry has extreme adverse-selection risk: many launches are deliberately created to extract liquidity. So speed without filtering is not an edge.
The market gives you three stages:
Creation → Discovery → Attention
Most people enter during Attention.
Your edge needs to come from operating between:
Creation → Discovery
You want to notice something interesting before the broader CT crowd notices it.
But early entry has extreme adverse-selection risk: many launches are deliberately created to extract liquidity. So speed without filtering is not an edge.
2. Build your Launch Radar
You need a dashboard that lets you observe newly created tokens continuously.
Your radar should capture:
Token data
1. Token name
2. Ticker
3. Creation time
4. Market cap
5. Liquidity/bonding-curve status
6. Transaction count
7. Buy/sell ratio
8. Volume
9. Holder count.
Creator data
1. Creator wallet
2. Previous launches
3. Previous successful tokens
4. Previous abandoned/rugged tokens
5. Funding source
6. Creator’s current holdings
7. Creator selling behavior.
Holder data
1. Top holders
2. Holder concentration
3. Early-wallet concentration
4. Fresh-wallet clusters
5. Related wallets.
Social data
1. X account
2. Telegram
3. Website
4. Meme quality
5. Narrative
6. Community activity.
You don’t need to manually collect all of this. The objective is eventually to create a workflow where the radar does the filtering and your brain does the judgment.
You need a dashboard that lets you observe newly created tokens continuously.
Your radar should capture:
Token data
1. Token name
2. Ticker
3. Creation time
4. Market cap
5. Liquidity/bonding-curve status
6. Transaction count
7. Buy/sell ratio
8. Volume
9. Holder count.
Creator data
1. Creator wallet
2. Previous launches
3. Previous successful tokens
4. Previous abandoned/rugged tokens
5. Funding source
6. Creator’s current holdings
7. Creator selling behavior.
Holder data
1. Top holders
2. Holder concentration
3. Early-wallet concentration
4. Fresh-wallet clusters
5. Related wallets.
Social data
1. X account
2. Telegram
3. Website
4. Meme quality
5. Narrative
6. Community activity.
You don’t need to manually collect all of this. The objective is eventually to create a workflow where the radar does the filtering and your brain does the judgment.
3. The 30-second filter
When a new token appears, do not immediately buy it.
Give it approximately 30 seconds of analysis.
Ask seven questions:
1. Is the meme immediately understandable?
If someone sees:
$BTO
Can they understand the joke/narrative in 2–3 seconds?
If not:
Skip.
Memecoins are attention assets.
Confusing memes have a harder time spreading.
2. Is there a recognizable narrative?
Look for things such as:
• Current internet culture
• Viral characters
• AI
• Politics
• Sports
• Gaming
• Celebrity/internet moments
• Existing crypto memes
• Meta narratives
• Community-specific inside jokes
But don’t confuse “trending topic” with “investable narrative.”
Ask:
Can this meme become a community identity?
That’s a much stronger question.
When a new token appears, do not immediately buy it.
Give it approximately 30 seconds of analysis.
Ask seven questions:
1. Is the meme immediately understandable?
If someone sees:
$BTO
Can they understand the joke/narrative in 2–3 seconds?
If not:
Skip.
Memecoins are attention assets.
Confusing memes have a harder time spreading.
2. Is there a recognizable narrative?
Look for things such as:
• Current internet culture
• Viral characters
• AI
• Politics
• Sports
• Gaming
• Celebrity/internet moments
• Existing crypto memes
• Meta narratives
• Community-specific inside jokes
But don’t confuse “trending topic” with “investable narrative.”
Ask:
Can this meme become a community identity?
That’s a much stronger question.
BE THE OBSERVER💊
3. The 30-second filter When a new token appears, do not immediately buy it. Give it approximately 30 seconds of analysis. Ask seven questions: 1. Is the meme immediately understandable? If someone sees: $BTO Can they understand the joke/narrative in 2–3 seconds?…
3. Who created it?
Creator behavior is one of your first serious filters.
A creator with:
1 abandoned token → caution
20 abandoned tokens → probably ignore
Several successful launches + transparent behavior → investigate
Never assume a successful previous token means the new one will succeed.
You’re evaluating probability, not certainty.
4. Who are the first buyers?
This is where your skill starts separating you from ordinary traders.
Suppose a token has 30 holders.
You discover:
8 wallets appear connected.
That’s very different from:
30 apparently independent buyers.
You want to understand the composition of early demand, not merely its size.
5. Is the activity organic?
Watch the relationship between:
holders + transactions + volume + social activity.
Example:
High volume + 12 holders
could be much less impressive than:
Moderate volume + 100+ genuinely independent holders.
Volume alone can be manufactured.
Distribution is harder to fake sustainably.
6. Is attention accelerating?
This is critical.
You don’t necessarily want:
0 → viral instantly.
You often want:
0 → 20 → 50 → 100 → 200
while activity continues accelerating.
You’re looking for momentum before saturation.
7. Can you explain the thesis in one sentence?
If you can’t write:
“I’m watching $BTO because ______.”
within one sentence, don’t buy.
If the thesis requires five paragraphs to explain, you probably don’t understand the trade.
Creator behavior is one of your first serious filters.
A creator with:
1 abandoned token → caution
20 abandoned tokens → probably ignore
Several successful launches + transparent behavior → investigate
Never assume a successful previous token means the new one will succeed.
You’re evaluating probability, not certainty.
4. Who are the first buyers?
This is where your skill starts separating you from ordinary traders.
Suppose a token has 30 holders.
You discover:
8 wallets appear connected.
That’s very different from:
30 apparently independent buyers.
You want to understand the composition of early demand, not merely its size.
5. Is the activity organic?
Watch the relationship between:
holders + transactions + volume + social activity.
Example:
High volume + 12 holders
could be much less impressive than:
Moderate volume + 100+ genuinely independent holders.
Volume alone can be manufactured.
Distribution is harder to fake sustainably.
6. Is attention accelerating?
This is critical.
You don’t necessarily want:
0 → viral instantly.
You often want:
0 → 20 → 50 → 100 → 200
while activity continues accelerating.
You’re looking for momentum before saturation.
7. Can you explain the thesis in one sentence?
If you can’t write:
“I’m watching $BTO because ______.”
within one sentence, don’t buy.
If the thesis requires five paragraphs to explain, you probably don’t understand the trade.
4. Your A/B/C classification
After the 30-second scan:
🟢 A — Investigate immediately
Strong:
1. Meme
2. Narrative
3. Early traction
4. Buyer quality
5. Distribution
6. Creator behavior
These receive your attention.
🟡 B — Watch
Interesting but missing confirmation.
Put it on the radar.
🔴 C — Ignore
Weak meme, suspicious wallets, bad distribution, questionable creator, artificial activity, or no compelling narrative.
Do not waste mental capital on C-tier launches.
After the 30-second scan:
🟢 A — Investigate immediately
Strong:
1. Meme
2. Narrative
3. Early traction
4. Buyer quality
5. Distribution
6. Creator behavior
These receive your attention.
🟡 B — Watch
Interesting but missing confirmation.
Put it on the radar.
🔴 C — Ignore
Weak meme, suspicious wallets, bad distribution, questionable creator, artificial activity, or no compelling narrative.
Do not waste mental capital on C-tier launches.
5. The Early-Stage Sweet Spot
This is the zone you eventually want to master:
💊New
💊Low awareness
💊Strong narrative
💊Organic accumulation
💊Increasing activity
💊Healthy distribution
💊Community beginning to form
=
⚡ Asymmetric opportunity
Notice what isn’t on that list:
“The chart looks green.”
Green candles are an outcome.
Your job is to identify the conditions that can produce them.
This is the zone you eventually want to master:
💊New
💊Low awareness
💊Strong narrative
💊Organic accumulation
💊Increasing activity
💊Healthy distribution
💊Community beginning to form
=
⚡ Asymmetric opportunity
Notice what isn’t on that list:
“The chart looks green.”
Green candles are an outcome.
Your job is to identify the conditions that can produce them.