Recently, I discovered a problem with Dogecoin; the plates before 11 AM are actually very profitable. As long as you watch more and act less, you can basically make money. This is also my recent experience from making 1 SOL.

Additionally, there are some memes from the X community, like dogs and cats, which can generally reach a market value of 300K. As long as there aren’t any conspiracy addresses that buy around 100 SOL in advance, you can basically play around a bit.

Is it necessary to monitor conspiracy addresses for wallet addresses? Yes, it is necessary. Monitoring their addresses is not about following them but about seeing whether the targets they enter are ahead of you, which serves as a signal.

I often use AXIOM because it’s convenient and indeed fast, a millisecond-level platform for Dogecoin. I have set different data parameter limits in three sections of Pulse to avoid seeing too many chaotic targets.

I will primarily operate based on migrated plates, with a focus on the final sprinting plates. I watch more and act less, but once emotions rise, I might make a move and bury a position, which is quite frustrating.

During the new internal plate phase, I adopt a restrained approach with a minimum of 0.2 SOL because I can be splashed at any time, but the opportunity for 10x is also significant, and 0.2 SOL is within a bearable range to throw around.

Normally, it’s 0.8 SOL and 0.5 SOL. During the live stream, it’s 1 SOL, so the amount is scaled down by a factor of 10 to play.

I will continue to summarize insights and experiences about Dogecoin trading. In fact, it’s a matter of perspective. To be honest, it depends on personal feelings, just like what a KOL said: trading from your own perspective is like finding a princess; if you find the right one, just buy it. The first time may seem nonsensical, but over time, you’ll know how to trade it.