If you’re just an ordinary player too—no insider information, no capital advantage—then what this story should make you look at isn’t “making $40 million in a few days,” but why he was able to act quickly when the opportunity appeared.
Experts can siphon it off; below is only the version that ordinary people can execute.
According to the materials, trader Kimchi made a profit of about $40 million on the $TRUMP . The outside world may attribute it to luck, but there’s one detail you can’t ignore: before the opportunity arose, he had already been in the crypto market for a long time, accumulating capital, information channels, and trading experience.
In other words, rushing in only when a big market move arrives is one state, while waiting in the market for opportunities is another. What ordinary people can truly learn isn’t to copy his earnings, but to build a set of an “opportunity checklist.”
1. First look at the catalyst
When a new coin is listed, hot figures speak up, and exchange announcements come out, they can quickly draw attention. But hype is only a reason to observe—not a reason to buy. First, verify the source of the news, then check whether the market keeps discussing it. Don’t be pushed around by screenshots and second-hand information.
2. Next look at the trading structure
On the order book, focus on trading volume, liquidity, and market-cap changes. The material mentions that after TRUMP was launched, its market cap quickly reached about $400 million, and then kept rising. Such drastic changes mean opportunities and risks are amplified at the same time—slippage, drawdowns, and liquidity changes may happen faster than you expect.
At the same time, monitor the $BTC trend. If the broader market quickly weakens, high-volatility meme coins usually take even more pressure. Watching the chart isn’t about chasing every breakout candle—it’s about judging whether the current environment is worth taking the risk.
3. Finally, check whether you can tolerate failure
Before participating, determine your maximum loss you can bear in advance—use only funds that won’t affect your life even if they go to zero. Don’t increase your position just because someone else’s profit screenshot looks good, and don’t treat the results of a tiny number of traders as typical expectations for ordinary people.
The real skill worth practicing is being able to read opportunities when they appear, act on them, and also know when not to move. Today, add these three items to your observation checklist: the source of the news, trading volume, and your risk budget.
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