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Daily meme coin breakdown
Which coins and narratives are heating up, what the charts show and what Curtis is watching today.
Live trading sessions
Watch Curtis read the charts in real time and ask questions as it happens.
Coin safety checks
How to check a coin before you touch it: liquidity, holders, contract red flags and rug-pull warning signs.
Weekly recap
What worked, what didn't and why. Wins and losses shared openly.
Traders like you
Share coins you're watching, ask questions and learn alongside traders at every level.
Lifestyle & discipline
Curtis is a lifestyle coach too: routines, patience and the habits behind consistency.
Strategies
How Curtis trades meme coins.
The playbook he teaches in the group. Meme coins are very high risk: this is for learning only, not advice to buy or sell anything.
Get in early on the story.
Meme coins move on attention. The coins that run usually ride a narrative people are already talking about.
- Watch what's trending: news, memes, celebrities, new themes.
- Look for coins where social buzz and holders are growing together.
- Late to a story that's already pumped? Let it go, there's always another one.
Check before you buy.
Most meme coin losses come from scams, not bad charts. A few checks filter most of them out.
- Liquidity locked or burned, so the developer can't pull it.
- No single wallet holding a big share of the supply.
- Contract checked for red flags: can it mint more, or block selling? Tools like RugCheck and DexScreener help.
Follow the money.
Volume and liquidity tell you if a move is real and if you can actually get out.
- Rising volume with rising price = real interest. Price up on low volume = be careful.
- Low liquidity means big slippage: you may not sell near the price you see.
- Compare market cap to similar coins to judge how much room is left.
Plan your exit before you enter.
Meme coins can double and crash in the same hour. Decide your exits first.
- Take your starting money out once a coin has doubled, then let the rest ride.
- Sell in chunks on the way up instead of waiting for the top.
- Set a point where you're out if it goes wrong, and stick to it.
Small bets. Clear head.
Treat every meme coin as if it could go to zero, because most do.
- Only use money you can afford to lose completely.
- Keep each position small and spread out.
- Missed a pump? Don't chase it. Chasing green candles is how most people lose.
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About Curtis
Trader. Lifestyle coach. Sharing it all for free.
"I've been trading for 5 years. I run a free group where anyone can learn how I trade meme coins. No catch."