The essence of insider information is the precise hunting of air coins against the U you hold. 1. Since I figured this out, I've lost a lot less money. 2. Various forms of insider information: for example, having already signed contracts with major exchanges; meme stronghold background, preparing several million to market and pump; it has just begun. 3. Most of it is a pre-written script. For the market makers, the chips are printed at zero cost, and the core goal is singular: to sell the printed chips at the highest possible price and as many as possible. 4. Understanding the third point means you must remember: the market and the market makers are always adversaries, it's a zero-sum game. Even if you help shout out trades, it's just a temporary alliance; when distributing, they are unlikely to tell you to run first. 5. Whether it's VC coins or the "insider" of memes, you need to clarify one thing: when the market maker calls you, is it because they see your ability to bring in sales; or do they simply think you're a good person and want you to invest; or are they just eyeing your capital? 6. Dating the market maker, from above water to below. Some people indeed made money early on by following the market maker, but as they made money, they fell in love: bro, hold steady, to the moon! As a result, they went from floating profits to being buried underwater. You gained companionship, and the market maker realized their profits. 7. In this game, the only existing "insider" is based on your understanding of the market maker's strength, strategy, and how big of a market they want to create, allowing for an information arbitrage. So-called insider information is not some rare news; it is merely a tool in the process of chip distribution.