Cryptocurrency Trading experts come and go? A mysterious trader who trades 2,000 kinds of meme coins in 30 days, with a winning rate of over 80%.

According to the on-chain analysis platform Lookonchain's post, a trader has traded over 2,000 kinds of meme coins in the past 30 days, with an astonishing 81.34% win rate, earning a profit of over $815,000, sparking widespread discussion in the Cryptocurrency community, and even questioning the possibility of insider trading.

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By carefully observing the Wallet Address (DfMxre4cKmvogbLrPigxmibVTTQDuzjdXojWzjCXXhzj) of this mysterious trader, we can see that he usually obtains high profits through transactions of smaller and less followed meme tokens in the market, rarely touching well-known tokens like PEPE and SHIB. He also demonstrates extremely accurate market perception and short-term profit-making ability during the trading process.

However, the cryptocurrency community generally believes that in a market with extremely high volatility, it is difficult for traders to achieve such a high winning rate based solely on luck and technology. Some netizens believe that the trader's way of operating seems to have the suspicion of insider trading, suspecting that he may have early knowledge of market trends through internal information, but some community members also speculate that this may involve automated trading technology.

For example, netizen EasyTiTi pointed out that he had tried to use some top Telegram copy trading bots to imitate the trader's strategy, but even these bots could not keep up with the speed of the trader.

EasyTiTi emphasizes that the other party's buying and selling actions are almost completed within a few seconds, 'too fast, can't catch up at all', and urges everyone to be cautious and careful.

In addition, this trader also holds a large amount of meme coins, which raises suspicions about whether he is involved in price manipulation or has a deeper cooperation with the token issuer.

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