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What Type of Trader Are You?

There are four kinds of memecoin trader, and none of them are the good one. This is seven questions about how you actually behave when money is moving — not how you would describe your behaviour.

Be honest. The quiz cannot tell, but your results can.

The four styles

The Planner has rules and mostly follows them. The Snacker takes small bites, enjoys it, and rarely gets hurt badly. The Chaser arrives after the move and leaves after the fall. The Ghost is still holding something from three months ago and has stopped looking.

Most people are one of these on paper and a different one at 1am.

1. A coin you own has been flat for three days. What do you do?
2. How do you usually find a new coin?
3. You are up 40% on a position. What happens?
4. A friend mentions he made money on a coin you decided to skip.
5. How many screens, tabs or apps are open while you are trading?
6. You have a losing day. What is the evening look like?
7. Do you keep any record of your trades?

What the four styles have in common

All four lose money in the same place: at the moment the plan meets the feeling. The Planner freezes, the Snacker sizes up too fast, the Chaser buys the top, the Ghost refuses to look.

The fix is the same for all of them, and it is not a mindset course. It is a written exit, taken before the position, applied without renegotiating. Everything else is entertainment.

If you recognised yourself in one of these, reading the dev wallet is the most useful technical habit to build, and finding coins earlier addresses the chasing directly.


Not financial advice. This is a behavioural quiz, not a recommendation.

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By DetroitChad · I trade memecoins, I've been rugged more than once, and I write what I wish I had known on day one. Educational only, not financial advice. Some links are referral links, see the disclaimer. Questions? Ask me here.