Recently, the MEME coin GOAT on Solana has become the biggest wealth secret, with a market value surpassing $400 million in just one week. This has allowed many savvy investors to achieve returns of over a thousand times. Behind these stories of sudden wealth, how did these savvy investors operate? How did they achieve such extraordinary returns? PANews conducted an in-depth analysis of six savvy investor addresses that gained significant profits from GOAT.
In the analysis, PANews focused on when these savvy investors made their purchases, what their daily buying strategies were, how long they held their positions, and when they sold their principal.
2PYWK: Pump.fun Curve Promoter Accidentally Captures GOAT
2PYWKE6EJ8pWeX11ahhvrY1k947JCwuwZpV4eihiJJNS (hereinafter referred to as "2PYWK") began buying about 1 hour and 25 minutes after the opening, when GOAT's market value was still less than $50,000. 2PYWK is considered one of the earliest promoters of GOAT. In fact, even before GOAT completed the Pump.fun curve, 2PYWK had already spent 1.15 and 1.41 SOL to buy in, becoming the last transaction that satisfied the curve for GOAT. However, it is clear that 2PYWK was very cautious, quickly liquidating after it went live on Raydium and recovering nearly 7 SOL, completing the first profit on GOAT. It wasn't until observing for more than an hour that he entered the market again.
By analyzing several of 2PYWK's previous transactions, it can be seen that the main strategy of this address is to look for tokens that are about to complete their curves on Pump.fun, buy them, and then sell on Raydium. This was his primary method of profit before, but as the results show, he also encountered projects that went to zero after buying, resulting in total losses. GOAT seems to be an unintentional successful attempt. The user's funds initially appeared to come from Binance.
Let's analyze the logic behind this user's success. First, by trading on Pump.fun, he had already made a profit of about 4 SOL, so when he bought 5 SOL the second time, his cost was almost negligible. This time, he significantly increased his holding period, holding for a total of 3 days and 21 hours before making his first sale, selling an integer amount of 100,000 tokens for about $15,000, which is about 20 times his principal. Subsequently, he continued to sell the tokens in batches of 100,000. According to PANews estimates, if he had not sold his initial holdings by October 17, they could have reached $4.3 million, with a maximum multiple of 5678 times.
HdxkiX: Early Purchase + Heavy Investment, Suspected Bot
HdxkiXqeN6qpK2YbG51W23QSWj3Yygc1eEk2zwmKJExp (hereinafter referred to as "HdxkiX") made his purchases earlier, but his cost was about three times higher than 2PYWK. The reason is that HdxkiX bought during the process of GOAT's price surge, which increased fivefold in just five minutes, possibly attracting HdxkiX to buy. Subsequently, GOAT's price plummeted, quickly dropping by about 90%.
From the buying operations, HdxkiX seems to prefer heavy investments, buying nearly $5,000 worth in one minute, and then adding another $1,500 five minutes later. During this surge, HdxkiX was likely one of the significant contributors.
Later, when the price had surged about 30 times from his cost, HdxkiX began to sell, splitting his principal into two transactions. The holding period was about 4 hours. He continued to sell gradually, and as of October 17, there was still about $460,000 worth of GOAT remaining in his account. If he had held the initial amount until the end, he could have made a profit of $10.36 million, with a profit multiple of 1711 times.
From the operations, HdxkiX appears to be a high-frequency trading bot address. So far, this address has conducted over 14,000 transactions. PANews analysis found that HdxkiX seems to enjoy seizing openings, primarily focusing on tokens that have just gone live on Raydium to achieve short-term profits. After making a profit, HdxkiX usually chooses to sell the principal and gradually offload the remaining profits.
8vChPg: Super Whale, Heavy Investment of $1.77 Million When Market Cap Was $170 Million
8vChPgJiQUZfq4SeHhLA6ExSwFbSEaWU7krbwcWRpXSw (hereinafter referred to as "8vChPg") clearly represents the operation of a super whale. 8vChPg is a new address that, after being created on October 14, continuously withdrew about $1.77 million from Kraken and bought all GOAT. Based on cost, 8vChPg's average cost reached $0.174, with a market value as high as $170 million at the time of purchase. Although the timing of the purchase was not early, as GOAT was already very popular in the MEME circle on October 14, it can only be said that 8vChPg is bold and skilled, buying under such circumstances and has not sold since (as of October 18), while also achieving about $2 million in unrealized gains. From the scale of funds and operational style, the owner of this address is very likely to be an institution or a super whale.
4kiK6: MEME Short-term Swing Trader Buys Lucky Before Surge
4kiK6miT9452acv3R2NvxMyqM3dPNkNopwFMEGJL1pnn (hereinafter referred to as "4kiK6") seems to be a professional MEME coin swing trader, frequently buying and selling within short periods (around 10 minutes). This type of operation often results in losses, and when profitable, the gains are not substantial. However, this address has been trading MEME coins since March 2024, indicating that it is likely an experienced MEME coin player. Generally, 4kiK6 sells everything after buying, and after purchasing GOAT, he was fortunate that the price surged dozens of times in a short period. Therefore, 4kiK6 did not need to liquidate completely, choosing instead to sell $1,700 and then gradually offload the rest.
CMDar: Professional Savvy Investor, Heavy Investment + Patience Builds Million-Dollar Profit
CMDarQhUrahd9f3UNEaC5yfBi5ha8gsLEwP9aHZQeDLG (hereinafter referred to as "CMDar") appears to be a professional trader as well. According to Lookonchain monitoring, CMDar had previously traded $BILLY four months ago, earning $593,000. In this transaction with GOAT, CMDar's trading style is also not about seizing openings but rather early discovery. When he bought in, GOAT's market value had already reached $8.58 million, and from the candlestick chart, it had just undergone a significant surge. Entering at this point generally requires a certain level of courage, and CMDar's buying position was also substantial, purchasing $92,000 worth in less than 10 minutes, with each buy being 50 or 100 SOL.
Subsequently, CMDar patiently waited for 5.5 days before starting to sell a small portion when the price had risen about 40 times from his purchase price, gradually recovering his principal in several transactions. From his operations, he undoubtedly embodies the legendary MEME "diamond hands." The logic behind why he dared to buy heavily at a high market value, seemingly anticipating that GOAT's market value would exceed $10 million, and only selling after a 40-fold increase is indeed worth pondering.
4Jpef1: MEME Whale Also Panics During a Crash
4Jpef1sPVwFaQmWhDVaoHcY66nmSmbLd2fXgVW59wJqL (hereinafter referred to as "4Jpef1") appears to be another MEME whale player. About 6 hours after GOAT's creation, 4Jpef1 began buying in large quantities, allocating about $63,000 worth of tokens in about half an hour. However, at the time of his purchase, the price was in a correction phase, and it was evident that many retail investors were panicking and selling, with a lot of their tokens absorbed by 4Jpef1. After his purchase, GOAT experienced a brief surge, followed by another deep correction. This seemed to cause some panic for 4Jpef1, who sold part of his holdings several times and then bought back in after the situation stabilized. However, 4Jpef1 clearly has more patience than other holding addresses; he initially bought about 15 million GOAT tokens, and currently holds about 13 million, valued at approximately $4.79 million, with unrealized gains of at least $5 million.
According to PANews analysis, from the operational style of other tokens, 4Jpef1 also enjoys capturing tokens that have just gone live on Raydium. After the token surges, he quickly sells the principal, while retaining the remaining holdings. However, this type of operation does not always guarantee profits; on the same day he bought GOAT, 4Jpef1 also invested in another MEME coin, Freakbob, spending over $10,000 but nearly buying at the peak. By the 13th, when this token had dropped by 90%, 4Jpef1 also boldly transferred all tokens back to the creator.
In summary, from the operations of these savvy investors on the GOAT coin, PANews found that there are no lucky novices among these players; they are all experienced professional MEME players. Although their strategies differ, it is evident from their operations that these players have their unique analytical methods (of course, we cannot know the specific indicators they used).
Additionally, from the trading operations of these savvy investors, it can be observed that traders who bought earlier generally invested less each time, which tests their speed and quick analytical abilities. In contrast, some whales choose to enter the market only when the token's market value grows to several million dollars or even over a hundred million dollars, and they rarely make further moves after buying.
On the other hand, smaller savvy investors are more willing to sell their principal and some profits after the token rises, followed by gradual selling, but they always retain a portion of their holdings to let their profits run. Overall, the operations of these savvy investors can be summarized as a mature trading strategy based on probability, combined with some rare luck.
However, for ordinary users with smaller capital, due to the high cost of trial and error, the operational style of these savvy investors is not suitable for copying or following blindly. Instead of blindly following savvy investors, it is better to become savvy investors yourself.
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