drbatookhan

#SnipingStrategies #gem #gemcoin #dexscreener #sol
◈ Have you ever seen a guy turn 1 SOL into 10 SOL or even more?
◈ You thought it had to be an insider, but it’s not!
◈ Here’s how you can do the same 👇

🟢 Let’s start by understanding what sniping is
🔹️ Sniping means purchasing an asset as soon as liquidity is injected or the marketing phase begins
◈ This method ensures the lowest possible entry and maximizes profit potential

🟢🟢 To find a gem super early, I use DexScreener
🔸️ Here are my filters:

◈ Min liquidity: $1,000
◈ Max MC: $250,000
◈ Min 24h txs: 10,000

◈ But this isn’t a magic formula they just filter out the trash
◈ You need to look for meta coins
◈ For example, the creation of $TRUMP and $MELANIA led to the influencer token meta

🟢🔸️ Once you found something interesting, the next step is checking contract safety

▶️ Use https://rugcheck.xyz/ to analyze the contract before investing
◈ A “GOOD” rating means it’s likely safe to proceed

🟢🔹️ Checking token distribution is crucial to avoid centralized risks

🔹️ Use https://solscan.io/ or any block scanner for this step

◈ Paste the contract, navigate to “Holders,” and review the supply split

⭕️ Last thing :
◈ Popularity matters, so always check how much buzz a token has
◈ Search for the coin name or its founder profiles on Twitter (X) to see real-time discussions.

☑️ Pro tip ❗️
◈ Memecoin trading requires patience and close tracking of trends
◈ A single profitable trade can make up for many failed ones
◈ Never risk more than you’re comfortable losing

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what are trapped traders?

when new positions enter and are placed in an offside position, they will naturally want to close, squeezing the market in the opposite direction.
This natural outburst of breakout traders being caught offside can be a great reason to look for a reversal.
Example 🔽

1. identifying trapped traders:

requires an understanding of open interest and delta, as open interest will categorically tell you if the majority of positions entering are new ones.

open interest increasing = new positions
open interest decreasing = positions closing

positive delta = longs
negative delta = shorts

breakout traders only appear when there's an increase in open interest; otherwise, most positions you see will be closing.

1) identify the candle in which new positions have largely entered
2) identify a level in which those new positions would be offside
3) trade in the direction of the new positions unwinding
Example ⬇️

2. why trapped traders matter:

offside traders, over large ranges/moves can be catalysts for much larger trending moves.

if price creates a range with new shorts accumulating within this range before breaking upwards, the resulting follow-through and squeeze could be significant.

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3. common patterns & scenarios:

1) obvious and clear pivots are levels where traders can become too eager, expecting large breakouts. As a result, any piercing of these levels often leads to new positions entering the market, potentially placing them offside.

2) large round numbers - are areas where people naturally trade the breakout of these levels, either up or down. These areas also tend to have a large number of stop orders placed. - 2 in 1 for liquidity being taken aggressively.
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