The meme coin players in the Chinese and English circles are currently mainly active on BSC and SOL respectively. However, when it comes to "complaining," players from both sides have converged in a similar manner.

In the Chinese circle, the targets of complaints are Niu Niu and A Feng, while in the English circle, the recently criticized figure is Cented.

"7-Second" Trader

According to data from cielo.finance, Cented's historical realized profits have exceeded 10 million dollars.

In the past 30 days, his realized profits are about 727,000 dollars, and about 190,000 dollars in the last 7 days.

This profit ability, which can be described as a "money printer," corresponds to a total of 308,666 trades over 357 days, with a win rate of 62.3%, and a median holding time of just 7 seconds.

None of his million-dollar profits came from a "big outcome" by diamond hands; the largest single profit came from $gork, which yielded only about 90,000 dollars. In the ranking of profitable coins below, much of the money he made came from coins that many of us may not have even heard of.

These coins, like many negative views on meme coins, have a lifecycle that may be shorter than 1 hour, existing solely to be gambled on. Without traders like Cented, who have the following for copying trades, these coins might not even be seen by real people through monitoring bots among tens of thousands of new coins daily.

On average, Cented performs 845 trades per day, earning about 33 dollars per trade, resulting in approximately 28,000 dollars in daily income and around 850,000 dollars monthly. This frequency implies a trade approximately every 1.5 minutes throughout the day, filling up the full 24 hours without time for meals, sleep, or restroom breaks.

Including Cented, "copy traders" have long adapted to buying through their main wallet along with dozens or even hundreds of decentralized small wallets when the market cap is in the thousands, only to start fleeing when the market cap reaches 100,000 dollars or lower.

Their profits are the cognitive tax levied on current meme coin players who believe "playing new coins intra-day is the only way to earn". Platforms (pump.fun/Axiom/gmgn) need them, require them to promote and establish the myth of "making big money just by sitting with good tools." In reality, the tools for multi-wallet bundling on platforms like Axiom are already quite sophisticated, enabling these KOLs to easily perform operations and strengthen their personas with each bundling, while also gaining more profits from commissions on trades.

Due to the extremely short holding periods and high trading frequency, Cented's address has even been marked as an MEV bot.

Additionally, Cented has launched 1,000 coins, of which only 30 have successfully graduated.

Three days ago, he launched a coin called $Ichi, posted the CA, but ultimately his public address showed he only held it for 1 hour, earning about 2,800 dollars in profit.

"The World Suffers from Qin for a Long Time"

What can we learn from "7-second" traders like Cented?

cookin.fun simulated a large number of KOL trading, testing whether one can truly gain profits by following KOLs through a 10-second real delay and selling after 10 minutes. The result of the follow test for Cented showed a -21.3% return rate.

Trump’s story of getting rich off coins has thoroughly led the meme coin market into a "sitting myth" — as long as one spends over 10 hours a day sitting at the computer, crazily operating those trading terminals, they will eventually find themselves achieving their a7 and a8 myths in the blink of an eye.

This myth only serves to make more people become "traders" like Cented, providing fodder for copying trades.

We cannot learn anything from their investment target choices; the only thing we seem to learn is bundling and sniping, converting others' losses into our profits. When everyone pursues extreme rapid entry/exit, the entire market becomes like a battle royale game filled with max-level gear, making it harder to attract new players.

Thus, more voices are emerging, suggesting that players like Cented have become "the cancer of meme coins."

But at the same time, Murad, who once became famous for "Believe in something," saw his peak position value rise to over 50 million dollars, but now only about 9.38 million dollars remains.

The coin that made Murad a legend, $SPX, experienced a year of dormancy before skyrocketing from a market cap of less than 8 million dollars to 1 billion dollars. During that year, it underwent three declines of over 80%. Only those who persisted until the end know the pain behind it.

Faith needs to be tested. SPX is like that, and so is Bitcoin. It is precisely through one story after another of "believing will yield rewards" that cryptocurrency has developed to this day.

Yet, these hard-earned beliefs that created the "self-fulfilling prophecy" myth for cryptocurrency have eventually become fodder for celebrity coin launches and harvesting copy trades, which is lamentable.

In the English circle, an increasing number of players are beginning to realize this point — we need to return to the original era. An era where trading meme coins truly brought smiles, where long-term holding wasn’t seen as foolish, and where community building and advocacy persisted even amidst despairing market performance.

"If platforms like pump.fun, gmgn, axiom, bonk.fun start to promote KOLs like Murad instead of the likes of Cented, everyone’s attitude toward trading will change. Long holds, belief, and other trading methods will receive rewards, leading more people to emulate this classical technique."

We are not at a dead end. Sometimes, the front is not about running out of options; perhaps we just need to look back at the path we’ve traveled.

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