Last night I used my Meme sweep-chain radar and successfully swept two Memes—they both doubled.

After one doubled, I published a book, and then everything went to zero afterward…

The other one, I only checked the next day—I sold everything directly, and in the end there was some profit.

Honestly, the point isn’t to make money. It’s to verify that my radar can help me avoid lots of problematic things—scam “wealth-hoarders,” contract risks, rugs/pull-the-liquidity, and various other bad projects.

To filter out projects that have value, so I can take an early position and bide my time.

To be real, lately whether it’s on BSC or RH, the heat has gone down—it’s totally normal. Just need to wait patiently and slowly.

As for the rest, everyone can just look at the screenshots.

My sweep-chain radar is still being continuously updated—burning a huge amount of tokens every day for iteration.

A couple of days ago I saw a post from my cousin on X. I couldn’t find the exact link, but the gist was: starting a business is something that inherently becomes more and more complicated as you go—you need to be mentally prepared.

Whether I’m doing this kind of sweep-chain radar or quantitative trading/arbitrage, it’s still entrepreneurship. It’s web3-related. I’ve deeply felt that each project needs careful refinement—and it takes time. The only difference is that this time can be accelerated by AI agents.

Not investment advice—just sharing some of my takeaways. Wishing everyone gets rich.
@CZ (the data in my screenshots may be out of date, because I’m no longer updating projects from the past) #大漠茶馆