Recently, many people have been discussing whether it is useful to steal the addresses of market makers. My own opinion is relatively simple: ✅ When the market is good, it is useful. ❌ When the market is poor, it's useless. On the Solana chain, there is a batch of dev, essentially a "plate factory" that continuously produces memes: Yesterday posted on PUMP; Today posted on BONK; Tomorrow may switch to the next hot topic. Their goal is not to build projects, but to make money. They execute professional market making strategies (in simple terms: buying low, selling high, guiding emotions, and selling). So, when the market is hot, if you can dig up the addresses of these devs, you can sneak into the market before they pull the plate. For example, I know someone who bought FARTCOIN by scraping their address, bought it for 1M, and made a huge profit. Here's the quote @ 0xWendy99. But once the market cools down, this trick doesn't work: The banker's strategy is to make money; If you make money, he won't make money anymore; Why is he still pulling the plate? So this is not a 'universal alpha', but an opportunity based strategy that relies on market sentiment. Being able to use it is smart. To die is to risk one's life. Adding AI's perspective, it feels quite comprehensive