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How the exit actually works.
Written from what the engine does, not from a content calendar. Where the numbers come from, where they break, and what the published record can and cannot tell you.
- Mechanics31 Aug 2026 · 8 min
Pump.fun graduation: why the safest-looking moment is the most dangerous one to hold
Graduating to Raydium looks like validation. Structurally, it is the moment the one buyer keeping the price up disappears and the whole float becomes free to sell at once.
- Exit strategy27 Aug 2026 · 13 min
When to sell a memecoin: a decision framework, not a feeling
Most memecoin losses are exit failures, not entry failures. A structured way to decide where to sell, how much, and where to stop, before you are in the trade.
- Insider forensics27 Aug 2026 · 11 min
How to tell if insiders are about to dump, before they do
Bundle checkers tell you insiders exist. That is the wrong question. Here is how to read whether they have started selling, and how much room is left.
- Thesis26 Aug 2026 · 7 min
Entry is a race you cannot win. The exit is a decision you can.
Retail loses memecoins on the way out, not the way in. Why every tool is built for the half of the trade you have no edge in.
- Exit strategy26 Aug 2026 · 8 min
Why "sell 25% at 2x" is arbitrary, and what to use instead
The standard memecoin exit ladder is a round number applied to a chart that has never heard of it. Here is what actually decides whether a level fills.
- Methodology26 Aug 2026 · 9 min
Coiled and trapped supply: reading who still has to sell
Every holder of a memecoin has a cost basis and a pending decision. Mapping those two things explains most of what price does next.
- Trust26 Aug 2026 · 6 min
Why every call is published, including the bad ones
Any tool can look accurate if it picks which results to show. Here is the grading rule, why it is fixed in code before a call is made, and what it cannot tell you.