A certain wallet once again staged an "on-chain sniper" operation today. With a cost of less than $3,000, it leveraged a 713x return within 12 hours, with paper profits exceeding $2.1 million.
The operation process is clear: it first laid in at $2,972 to accumulate 16.11 million $MEME . After the market picked up, it sold only 750,000 tokens to cash out $85,300. The remaining 15.36 million tokens (about $2.03 million) were kept locked in storage. This strategy of "small-position trial + large-position locking" is no longer unusual among on-chain snipers, but a 713x return still leaves ordinary retail traders far behind.
For everyday traders, what’s worth paying attention to isn’t the absolute profit of this trade, but the information gap it reveals: the entry timing of on-chain whales is far faster than market reaction, while retail traders often rush in to buy only after the rally starts. Instead of envying the whales’ performance, it’s better to seriously study how to use on-chain tools—learn to catch signals before the market begins to move, and that’s what truly improves trading ability.
#MEME #On-chain Sniping
The operation process is clear: it first laid in at $2,972 to accumulate 16.11 million $MEME . After the market picked up, it sold only 750,000 tokens to cash out $85,300. The remaining 15.36 million tokens (about $2.03 million) were kept locked in storage. This strategy of "small-position trial + large-position locking" is no longer unusual among on-chain snipers, but a 713x return still leaves ordinary retail traders far behind.
For everyday traders, what’s worth paying attention to isn’t the absolute profit of this trade, but the information gap it reveals: the entry timing of on-chain whales is far faster than market reaction, while retail traders often rush in to buy only after the rally starts. Instead of envying the whales’ performance, it’s better to seriously study how to use on-chain tools—learn to catch signals before the market begins to move, and that’s what truly improves trading ability.
#MEME #On-chain Sniping