Identifying Legitimate Meme Coins

Can't believe people are still using things like DexScreener to

trade meme coins or

look for meme coins early. You have to use a proper trading terminal.

For example, GMGN. Here, if you click on Trenches,

you can see all of the new

coin launches. You can select by whichever chain you

want.

For example, Robinhood, Solana, Base, et cetera.

And a lot of the coins you'll see here are obviously scam coins,

and they're very, very easy to spot.

But what will save you so much time is just adding a couple of right filters.

For example, I can just click on one of these

and should be able to tell straight

away if it's a scam, like this is an obvious scam coin.

But a lot of people are new, and they won't be able to see that.

They won't be able to see... understand the inorganic chart,

the fact that in one

second, no meme coin just jumps to sixty thousand.

Or they won't be able to see that, um, this, uh, logo's been

used, look, eighteen times. You just hover over it,

and you can see that.

And also, if it was at sixty thousand, there should be much more in Solana fees

here. It shows here, look, only zero point zero zero two in fees

collected. Like, there's so many signs here.

Scrolling further down, you're seeing time-linked funding, um,

wallets launched all at the same time, bundles.

You can even click on, obviously, uh, bubble maps and stuff as well to see

bundles

in more detail.

You can see a massive one there. But you can save yourself all of

that time.

Just simply, just click Filter and add something that makes sense.

For example, you can put something like total fees

minimum, let's say, two

Solana or something like that. Click Apply, and then straight away,

the ones you're

seeing here in the middle, much more likely to be legitimate coins.

Then you can actually get on to strategies, the next step.

But the first step is don't get scammed.

If you want to use GMGN, it's in the link below.