A player recently made a profit using an on-chain monitoring tool. He kept an eye on a certain blockchain scanning system and dug up a meme coin called BUBBLE from a massive amount of data. He bought in for $872, and now his holdings have grown to $16,200.
Meme coins, to put it bluntly, are all about information asymmetry. While others are still scrolling through news on social platforms, savvy players are already deep-diving into on-chain data, hunting for hidden gems. This time, catching BUBBLE was all about real-time tracking of on-chain activity—spotting which tokens suddenly have large transfers, or which contract addresses are unusually active. These signals are way faster than secondhand news.
With the right tools, at least 90% of the noise can be filtered out. But that said, profit is profit—these kinds of assets are insanely volatile, and when to cash out is all down to gut feeling.
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GasFeeCrier
· 8h ago
$872 turned into 18x? I just want to know how this guy managed to cash out at the top, or if it's just paper gains for now.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 16h ago
$872 turns into 18x? This guy really knows how to read on-chain data, I need to learn from him.
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Information asymmetry is always the biggest alpha. Getting on-chain early and scanning is a hundred times better than scrolling Twitter.
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The problem is 99% of people don’t have a feel for it. They see the gains and get greedy, and end up getting wrecked.
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That’s why you have to watch the charts yourself. Other people’s info is always a step behind.
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Having a feel for the market is really hard. Sometimes even when you win, it’s just luck haha.
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Calling it 90% noise is spot on. The right tools can really save you.
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Making quick money on meme coins is quick for sure, but I still trust the real on-chain flow more.
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Sounds easy, but actually doing it takes so much time watching the charts—not everyone can handle it.
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$16,200 sounds great, but when it comes to rug pulls, no one can fully predict the timing.
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On-chain data doesn’t lie, it all comes down to whether you know how to read it.
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SandwichVictim
· 12-06 09:14
$872 turned into 18 times that—this guy must have hit a serious stroke of luck. On-chain data mining sounds impressive, but I still think most people playing this are just gambling.
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SelfStaking
· 12-06 08:51
From 872 to 16,200, how much luck (or skill) does it take to hold on through that? Just thinking about it makes my hands shake.
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OnChainSleuth
· 12-06 08:46
$872 multiplied by 18 times, that's an incredible feeling, but I'm more interested in how he was able to spot BUBBLE first among all that junk data.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12-06 08:44
Turning $872 into $16,200—how strong is that willpower? If it were me, I would've cut my losses long ago.
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-06 08:43
Turned $872 into $16,200? Oh my, how did this guy do it? I need to learn from him.
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FundingMartyr
· 12-06 08:26
Flipping $872 to $16,200—the power of information asymmetry is truly incredible. On-chain data is real money.
A player recently made a profit using an on-chain monitoring tool. He kept an eye on a certain blockchain scanning system and dug up a meme coin called BUBBLE from a massive amount of data. He bought in for $872, and now his holdings have grown to $16,200.
Meme coins, to put it bluntly, are all about information asymmetry. While others are still scrolling through news on social platforms, savvy players are already deep-diving into on-chain data, hunting for hidden gems. This time, catching BUBBLE was all about real-time tracking of on-chain activity—spotting which tokens suddenly have large transfers, or which contract addresses are unusually active. These signals are way faster than secondhand news.
With the right tools, at least 90% of the noise can be filtered out. But that said, profit is profit—these kinds of assets are insanely volatile, and when to cash out is all down to gut feeling.