If you are familiar with crypto, chances are you have tried your luck at meme coins before. If you are like me, you’ve bought several meme coins to catch a lucky pump, looking to cover previous losses, and getting a big win to cash out with some high gains.
Unfortunately, this hasn’t happened for me, nor has it happened for the vast majority of those involved in the meme coin gold rush.
Had I known the 3 Dark things about meme coins I’m about to tell you, my losses would’ve been significantly less while compounding my wins more. This information will help you better navigate the meme coin space and lessen your losses. The more you know, the better prepared you are, so let’s dive right in. I will reveal a bonus fourth Dark Tactic if you stick around to the end.
Most of us think Social media is the only source of “alpha” and the main place to research crypto. Most of us use it when deciding about buying a coin or not. Oftentimes, we get this information from random influencers on Twitter, YouTube, or TikTok (just to name a few). There are moments when our favorite celebrity promotes a token or project, and we take the information and add another coin to our portfolio. The coin goes up for a few minutes or sometimes a few hours before it suddenly makes a rapid sell-off. You frantically try to sell the coin only to realize your transaction isn’t going through due to slippage and network clog. This happens because of 3 Dark Tactics used in meme coin trading.
Number One – Pump and Dump schemes.
You’ve seen the viral posts on your favorite social media platform, promising you huge returns on the newest coin, saying it is tied to the best community and project, which is different from the rest. You search and see multiple posts about the same coin, and you think, wow, if so many people are talking about it, it must be legit. But in the background, this was all just hype created by a group of individuals who coordinated their posts to make it seem like the coin had organic hype surrounding it. Once the hype gets traction and the coin price rises, these promoters and influencers cash out and sell their holdings, leaving you holding a bag of worthless coins. Being human, we dust ourselves off and keep looking for the next ticker that will be our golden ticket, which leads to…
Number Two – Rug Pulls.
This is where a bad actor creates their own meme coin. They promote this coin using the same channels on social media using influencers, celebrities, friends, and family. All these persons are often given free coins before they are publicly available for trading. There was no intention of making this coin great or useful to the community it was promoted to. Once again, unaware participants pile into the exchanges and purchase the coin, inflating the price, and within minutes or a few hours, the entire supply is sold off, and the liquidity pool is drained. The value of your coin simply goes to zero in your wallet.
After all this, you may think, “OK, I have learned my lesson.” You say to yourself, ” I will be more cautious next time.” Because you still have some hope left for finding your meme coin golden ticket, you even strategize that next time, you will pay more attention to the charts and sell earlier.
Suddenly,
Number Three – you get tagged in a post revealing a lucrative airdrop informing you of free coins you can claim ahead of a certain token launch and how you can get it at a discounted price if you act now. You see some familiar names being used, like Elon Musk, Andrew Tate, or any other celebrity who has ever hinted at cryptocurrency. You think, once again, this might be your shot. This time, at least, you are getting in early before the public, giving you the advantage to finally get your chance. You buy into the project and wait for the proposed date to arrive. Only to find out that the actual project did not make any such announcement and that there was no token launch. Your mind clicks, and you realize your funds are lost.
This is not an isolated situation, and you are not alone. You, I, and many others have lost money chasing the fantasy of getting a pot of gold from meme coins, only to learn the hard way that 99.9% are scams.
There is also one more dark secret about meme coins that you are not readily told. If you find value in this video, give this video a thumbs up. If you have fallen for these tactics trading meme coins, share your comments below. Let’s help each other become aware and more prepared for the future. The final Dark Tactic in Meme Coin for 2025 is –
BOT Trading.
You think you have an advantage if you only get the information on the coin ticker before the majority. But you are wrong. There are insiders who you will never beat, and there are BOT Traders who front-run you every time. Their programmed bots will make trade faster than you can finish typing the dollar amount or clicking a button.
I share all this not to scare you but to prepare you. Your naivete is causing you to make the same mistakes, not knowing what you are up against. Now that you know, you have a better vantage point to move forward. There is more information available that can even put you farther ahead of the crowd and tools that will make you more elite in this shark-infested meme coin seas. So, If you want to know where I got this information from and how you can become better prepared to actually make money and stop losing money, join me and other like-minded elites at our money-making campus. Don’t be fooled into thinking that a short video is all you need to succeed in trading meme coins. The playing field is gonna get even worse, and you need a support group to help you navigate the meme coin wars that are coming. Come check out our community and stop losing money.
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