There are a lot of crypto investing strategies out there and, to the chagrin of BTC maxis, there are even memecoin analysts. You don’t have to believe that Bitcoin is the future of money or that diamond hands are the only way to hold your assets in order to get into the crypto game. Some people do it for the fancy gainz, and memecoins are one of the hottest ways to take those moonshots.
If you’re looking for the next Doge or you want to try your hand as a crypto trader, memecoins are the place to be. From serious chart analysis to quick TikTok trading tips, here are a few memecoin analysts to check out.
Glauber Contessoto
His thing
He’s known as the Doge millionaire because — well, you can guess. According to his website, after dabbling in stock trading on Robinhood and watching the GameStop short squeeze in early 2021, Contessoto started reading about Doge and jumped on the bandwagon. As of now, he’s more of a Doge hodler than a memecoin trader. He’s aiming to hold at least until his investments qualify for long-term capital gains and even then, only cash out 10% of his Doge. Although he’s only been in the crypto space for less than a year and some crypto enthusiasts would not classify him as either an analyst or an expert, he’s in the game and making a name for himself on social media. And at the end of the day — can YOU say you’ve made millions on memecoins yet?
Noaty Crypto
His thing
Naoty is a crypto trader that puts out tutorials on YouTube, walking people through how to make good memecoin trades, among other crypto-related things. He has a community on Discord and a Patreon where you can get access to his trades. If you want a memecoin analysts’ take on how to make gains while staying cautious, not FOMO-ing in, and beating trading bots, check out his memecoin trader tutorial. Some of his cautions, unlike Contessoto, are never to invest too heavily in one memecoin, don’t let your emotions get the best of you, and to remember that even if you make those insane gains, memecoins often don’t have the liquidity to realize. He says it’s better to make many small bets and actually have liquidity than a few large ones you can never cash out.
Cryptoxtra
TikTok
His thing
He calls himself the crypto extravert, and he has a pretty decent following on TikTok. If short videos that are a bit yell-y but not too overwhelmingly complex (like Naoty or other memecoin analysts with hot takes that you can barely follow as they rapid fire chart drawings all over the screen), he might be your speed. His vibe is anti-establishment, announcing that he’s here to tell you everything TikTok wants to ban you from hearing, and he wants you to be able to buy the coins the Fed doesn’t want you to have. He’s not bullish exclusively on memecoins, but he has some good information on which memecoins have already pumped and has opinions on plays for the future — none of which is financial advice, obvi.
Conclusion
Depending on how intense of a memecoin trader you are, you may be looking for different things in your memecoin analysts. Luckily, these days on the world wide web, there’s something for everyone. From all-in-on-Doge guys like the Doge millionaire, to actual analysts who look at charts and patterns and market signs, to TikTokers who give it to you in an easy, digestible way — fill your feed with whatever you need to get yourself started as a memecoin trader.
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Michael Hearne
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