I have 3 approaches:
Fastest trading/Quick Flips:
i followed every account i can find with over a $100k portfolio (or a smaller port with a large following) and use the alerts tab and watch the buys and the sells, and i just look at every single token, do quick DD, etc. (video attached)
Slightly less fast trading:
i'll use the tokens -> graduated section, and will just look at where i see tokens that are interesting. this is often more-so on utility stuff, but some memes. this ususally is after the first impulse when it's on its way down on its first dip (where we find out if it survives or dies).
Longer-term searches
i'll ususally look at the top traders, and look at all their holdings. somehow i find shit there that i dont' see anywhere else, like random gems that people have been holding for like 1 week+. among those are good longer-term candidates.
that's what i'm using right now. i only use the these methods to see what has volume in the alerts appraoch, and i've mostly depersonalized the rest of it. that's why i've systematized it to accounts over $100k, so i'm not even focusing on who at all... just that they have that, and then esp anything where i see confluence, that ususally allows me to jump in at volume early. it's like watching paint dry, but it's worked for me.
i'm ultimately deciding the tokens i like tho, but following folks like that / setting it up that way produces a binary token discovery feed based on actual activity of wallets that have influence without caring about the who at all.