Smart money bought up tokens in both the Solana meme sector and BSC-native narratives this morning, but most signals have already entered the “smart money exiting” phase, with only a few still actively holding.
📊 4 on-chain signals worth discussing (data as of 2026-11-09 07:00 UTC)
① PUSSY (Solana)
Smart money activity: 3 addresses bought, totaling about $3,545
Trigger price $0.001808 → current price $0.002732, unrealized gain of about +51%
maxGain 43.5%, exit rate just 53%—more than half of the smart money is still holding
My take: This is the only Solana token in this batch that hasn’t seen a large-scale exit yet, but its market cap is just $2.73 million and liquidity is relatively thin. If you’re holding a position, watch whether the $0.0025 support holds; if it breaks, smart money may accelerate its exit, so cut losses promptly. Chasing it with a new position carries significant risk, and I don’t recommend entering now.
② CORLA (BSC)
Smart money activity: 11 addresses bought, totaling about $3,289
Trigger price $0.1428 → current price $0.3767, previously peaked at $1.56, maxGain +1061%
Exit rate 100%—all smart money has exited
My take: A classic “smart money is gone, retail is left holding the bag” setup. The price is still 3x the trigger price, but without smart money supporting it, there’s little support going forward. Don’t chase it; wait for a pullback to confirm fresh buying before reconsidering.
③ RM (BSC)
Smart money activity: 14 addresses bought (the most in this batch), totaling about $10,308
Trigger price $0.000258 → current price $0.000100, previously peaked at $0.000595, maxGain +159%
Exit rate 77%, with about 23% of smart money still holding
My take: The coordinated activity across 14 addresses is the strongest accumulation signal in this batch, but the peak has passed and the current price is below the trigger price. The remaining holdings may be a core position or underwater positions; they don’t signal continued bullishness. Watch level: If the current price stabilizes and volume picks up, you could track it with a small position; if it continues falling on declining volume, the remaining 23% may exit at any moment, adding further selling pressure.
④ BAN (BSC)
Smart money activity: 5 addresses bought, totaling about $2,242
Trigger price $0.000000272 → current price $0.000000150, down about -45%
Exit rate just 27%—over 70% of smart money is still holding on
My take: Smart money “holding on for dear life” isn’t necessarily a good sign; they may simply be underwater and unable to get out. The current price is far below the trigger price, meaning this signal is currently at a loss. Exit condition: If the price falls further below $0.00000010 and the exit rate rises sharply, take that as smart money admitting defeat and leaving—don’t follow them in.
Overall conclusion: This batch of signals shows that smart money’s fast-in, fast-out strategy still works on small-cap memes (CORLA reached as high as 10x), but it’s difficult for ordinary traders to keep up by chasing signals. The only ones truly worth continuing to track are PUSSY (watch whether the exit rate rises above 70%) and RM (watch for buying volume to support the bottom). The other two have either already been exited or are underwater, so I don’t recommend opening new positions.
The above is a roundup of on-chain signals for reference only, not investment advice.
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📊 4 on-chain signals worth discussing (data as of 2026-11-09 07:00 UTC)
① PUSSY (Solana)
Smart money activity: 3 addresses bought, totaling about $3,545
Trigger price $0.001808 → current price $0.002732, unrealized gain of about +51%
maxGain 43.5%, exit rate just 53%—more than half of the smart money is still holding
My take: This is the only Solana token in this batch that hasn’t seen a large-scale exit yet, but its market cap is just $2.73 million and liquidity is relatively thin. If you’re holding a position, watch whether the $0.0025 support holds; if it breaks, smart money may accelerate its exit, so cut losses promptly. Chasing it with a new position carries significant risk, and I don’t recommend entering now.
② CORLA (BSC)
Smart money activity: 11 addresses bought, totaling about $3,289
Trigger price $0.1428 → current price $0.3767, previously peaked at $1.56, maxGain +1061%
Exit rate 100%—all smart money has exited
My take: A classic “smart money is gone, retail is left holding the bag” setup. The price is still 3x the trigger price, but without smart money supporting it, there’s little support going forward. Don’t chase it; wait for a pullback to confirm fresh buying before reconsidering.
③ RM (BSC)
Smart money activity: 14 addresses bought (the most in this batch), totaling about $10,308
Trigger price $0.000258 → current price $0.000100, previously peaked at $0.000595, maxGain +159%
Exit rate 77%, with about 23% of smart money still holding
My take: The coordinated activity across 14 addresses is the strongest accumulation signal in this batch, but the peak has passed and the current price is below the trigger price. The remaining holdings may be a core position or underwater positions; they don’t signal continued bullishness. Watch level: If the current price stabilizes and volume picks up, you could track it with a small position; if it continues falling on declining volume, the remaining 23% may exit at any moment, adding further selling pressure.
④ BAN (BSC)
Smart money activity: 5 addresses bought, totaling about $2,242
Trigger price $0.000000272 → current price $0.000000150, down about -45%
Exit rate just 27%—over 70% of smart money is still holding on
My take: Smart money “holding on for dear life” isn’t necessarily a good sign; they may simply be underwater and unable to get out. The current price is far below the trigger price, meaning this signal is currently at a loss. Exit condition: If the price falls further below $0.00000010 and the exit rate rises sharply, take that as smart money admitting defeat and leaving—don’t follow them in.
Overall conclusion: This batch of signals shows that smart money’s fast-in, fast-out strategy still works on small-cap memes (CORLA reached as high as 10x), but it’s difficult for ordinary traders to keep up by chasing signals. The only ones truly worth continuing to track are PUSSY (watch whether the exit rate rises above 70%) and RM (watch for buying volume to support the bottom). The other two have either already been exited or are underwater, so I don’t recommend opening new positions.
The above is a roundup of on-chain signals for reference only, not investment advice.
Want to keep up with smart money’s next moves? Follow me for daily on-chain signal reviews.
#聪明钱信号 #链上数据 #Solana #BSC #meme coins