the #1 reason you keep losing money is that you don't have any knowledge bank
easiest way to know what narratives would run is knowing ALL narratives that have run
So using GeckoTerminal, let's analyse the narratives behind coins above 200k mcap
use the filter: max pool age - 300 hours
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$pants: dogwifpants, a popular meme from 2016. To understand this you'll have to understand that memecoin traders love coins that have proven lore. Turns out this dog has been wearing trousers since 2016 even before the viral dogwifhat coin pumped. safe to say its a valid beta coin.
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$newbie: hit 450k ATH. For this you'll also have to understand what regurgitated coins are. Sometimes, a memecoin can be launched 2 months ago and run as high as 15M mcap and it dies after a while. Then people come again to launch the same coin with the same narrative. I call it the meme cycle.
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$momo: 1.2m ATH. memecoiners love anything related to doge. a female version of doge went viral with over 11M views on X. There's also this meta with coining viral narratives, so this kind of thing tracks
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$lickingcat: had a high volume influx especially with whales. was a funny concept of a cat licking the world. You'd also have had to know that anything with cat as a coin was sending for absolutely no reason at all other than it was cat season, so keeping an eye on what runs daily is also important as it can lend you foundation on what to look out for. There's also meme cycle I mentioned, we go back to what seems familiar after we've exhausted all other options of kinds memes.
In summary, I like to explain good narratives as coins that you can explain to your family and they’d immediately understand it and even laugh with you.
if you have trouble understanding this, share a screenshot of the coin on
@GeckoTerminal app in the comments and I'll explain right away