Mr. Hou's approach basically covers the main strategies we previously used for researching meme coins, but her explanation is more systematic and easier for newcomers to understand. She breaks down meme coin manipulation into two relatively easy-to-understand paths: - MYX Path: Short Squeeze Tactics Accumulation - Fake pumps and dumps to test the market and bait shorts - Bear trap (deep negative funding rate for a month to lure shorts in) - Short squeeze triggering cascading liquidations - Exit (pretending to transfer to CEX for a second short bait) - COAI Path: Pump and Dump No short bait - Low circulation - Cross-chain and cross-exchange manipulation But the 4 data types she mentioned: - Trading volume/OI ratio > 20x - Order book structure - Abnormal OI concentration on a single exchange - Cross-exchange marked price spread I’ve tried all the shorting methodologies I had before, but none were very effective. The reason is still that it’s too easy to manipulate—if you want to play with volume and OI, the cost is just too low.