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Track 5Intermediate

Reading a coin

Read a coin's page like a pro: market cap, liquidity, holders, the dev, bundles, snipers and the hype money can buy. Then check one coin from start to finish.

7 lessons · 28 min · final quiz

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A trader studying a memecoin chart with a magnifying glass over the holder list

Lessons

  1. 1Price vs market capWhy a coin's price tells you almost nothing on its own, and how market cap tells you what the whole coin is worth.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  2. 2Liquidity and volumeHow much money sits in the pool decides whether you can actually sell, and why huge volume can be fake.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  3. 3Holders, the top 10 and the devWho owns the supply decides who can crash the price. How to read the holder count, the top 10 and the dev's wallet.3 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  4. 4Bundles, snipers, fresh wallets and KOLsThe earliest buyers decide a coin's first hours. How to spot bundled launches, snipers, fresh wallets and influencer buys.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  5. 5Dex paid, boosts and socialsWhat a paid DEX listing, a boost and a busy X account really prove, and what they do not.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  6. 6Chart basics and the toolsHow to read a memecoin chart without fooling yourself, and which free tools answer which question.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  7. 7Checking one coin, step by stepA full walk-through of checking a made-up coin, from the first glance to the final decision, with every number.5 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  8. Final quiz8 harder questions on the whole track, some of them tricky.Not done yet

After this: Danger zone

This guide is for learning. It is not financial advice. Most memecoins go to zero and most people who trade them lose money. Only ever trade what you can afford to lose.