3 meme coins that I'm currently tracking (and buying)
Memes are not just about laughter. It's about community, liquidity, and quick reactions. Here are three that are in my spot portfolio:
๐น $PEPE โ holding strong despite the market. Strong volumes, a pump is possible. ๐น $WIF โ a dog with Solana. The chart is alive, volatility is tasty. ๐น $FLOKI โ has awakened, entering listings, the crowd is returning.
I entered eachโ not at the maximum, but with an expectation of movement. Memes are about momentum. The main thing is not to miss out.
I'm not a futures trader. I'm not looking for a '100% pump'.
My style is spot trading with a focus on trending assets.
One of my favorites is $PEPE . A meme, but with real movement. I've been trading it since the beginning of spring: I buy on pullbacks, partially take profits on spikes.
No fuss, no hate towards memes โ if a coin is alive, it can be used.
For me, it's important not to guess the top, but to maintain discipline: no stop-losses, limit orders are set, emotions are kept aside.
โ PEPE has started moving upward, hype is returning after the correction. โ DOGE is the classic meme, with a large community and liquidity. โ WIF (dogwifhat) is fresh on Solana, $0.78 now with $780 million in volume.
$ETH โ is more than just a cryptocurrency. It is a full-fledged ecosystem, centered around smart contracts and decentralized applications. Personally, for me, Ethereum is the foundation of DeFi and Web3. Most tokens and NFT platforms operate on Ethereum. I particularly like that after the transition to Proof-of-Stake, the network has become much more environmentally friendly and scalable. I hold $ETH in my portfolio both for the long term and for periodic trading on Binance. Currently, volatility has increased, which provides excellent entry points. Technically, Ethereum looks stronger than many altcoins. A breakout of resistance levels could trigger a new upward momentum. But it's important not to forget about the risks: in crypto, everything can change in a matter of minutes. Therefore, I use stop-losses and do not overload positions. Do you hold $ETH or are you just speculating?
My main mistake in trading is entering a trade based on emotions. When you see a coin pumping on Binance, you want to jump in and 'not miss the chance.' But in reality, it's a FOMO trap, and I've lost money on this several times. The second mistake is trading without a clear plan. Sometimes I would just open a position 'based on feelings,' without analyzing levels, volume, or news. This is very dangerous. I also didn't set stop-losses, thinking that 'it will bounce back.' And of course, the classic โ over-leveraging. A x20 leverage can bring quick profits, but more often leads to liquidation. Now I try to adhere to risk management, not risking more than 2-3% of my deposit and not trading when I'm in a bad mood. Mistakes are part of learning, but it's better to learn from others. Share your failures so we can become stronger together!