This is how I’ve been finding runners consistently.
I’m currently doing the Runnermaxxing Challenge:
3 coins max per day. I only buy coins I believe have runner potential.
So I’ve been forced to become extremely selective.
Here’s exactly what I look for:
I buy between 50K and 150K MC. The chart needs to have momentum and good volume.
The narrative needs to be original, relatable, funny or useful. I also like seeing multiple KOLs starting to ape.
Usually there’s a first wave. The coin pumps, people FOMO, then the first big dip comes and people panic sell. That first major dip is where I look for my entry.
Once I’m in the coin, I start digging deeper into the narrative. But instead of looking for information that confirms my decision, I actively search for reasons to sell.
That’s basically Runnermaxxing.
Knowing what to do isn’t the same as being able to execute it.
You can know FOMO is bad.
Know your invalidation.
Know your rules.
And still break all of them once you’re in a coin.
Knowledge isn’t always the problem.
Execution might be.