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Essentials of trading on the chain: Memecoin community terminology

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Reprinted from panewslab

01/26/2025·3M

Essentials for on-chain transactions: A complete list of Memecoin community
terms

Original text: Haze , GMGN project consultant

In the process of trading Memecoin on the chain, the trading community gradually formed a unique terminology system. These terms form a common language among traders, and for new entrants, understanding them is crucial to understanding market dynamics.

Asset size classification

  • P Xiaobing : Traders who hold assets below $1M
  • P Junior : Traders who hold assets between $1M and $5M
  • General P : Traders who hold assets between $5M and $10M
  • Marshal P : Traders who hold assets of more than $10M

Trading Behavior Terminology

  • Car head : Refers to the address holder whose address is monitored by many people and has obvious influence on the market after buying or selling.
  • To pour : sell coins to others, commonly known as "smashing"
  • Inclusive : describing a definite event
  • CA : Send out the token contract address
  • Sitting : refers to a trading behavior of staring at the information on the chain for a long time and looking for opportunities.

Trader Classification

  • On-Chain King : A player with sharp on-chain operations, extremely high winning rate, and extremely high profits
  • The King of Idiots : A player with a very low winning rate and a lot of money losses

Market phenomena and strategies

  • Blocking : A kind of ridicule of buying and falling
  • PVP : A trading behavior of buying when the market value is extremely low and selling quickly to earn profits. At the same time, some people will lose money.
  • Trenches : Refers to trading memecoin on the chain, which is extremely risky and is like fighting in a trench.
  • Scan the chain : constantly look at new assets issued and look for opportunities to buy.
  • Looking for an angle : What’s important about memecoin is emotion and storytelling. How to discover this virtual value? Everyone calls it "finding the angle"

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