As Memecoin trading evolves on-chain, the community has developed its own set of unique terms. These expressions serve as a shared language among traders, making it essential for newcomers to understand them in order to keep up with market trends.

Asset Tiers

• P Soldier: Traders with assets under $1M
• P Captain: Traders with assets between $1M and $5M
• P General: Traders with assets between $5M and $10M
• P Marshal: Traders with assets over $10M

Trading Slang

• Whale Signal: A wallet closely watched by many traders because its buy/sell actions significantly impact the market.
• Dumping: Selling off tokens aggressively, commonly referred to as “nuking the price.”
• Locked In: Used to describe a confirmed event or certainty.
• CA (Contract Address): Refers to posting a token’s smart contract address.
• Chart Watching: The act of constantly monitoring on-chain data for potential trades.

Trader Types

• On-Chain King: A highly skilled trader with top-tier wins and massive profits.
• Bagholder Supreme: A trader who consistently makes bad calls and racks up huge losses.

Market Trends & Strategies

• Rug Reflex: A sarcastic term for when the price tanks immediately after buying.
• PVP Trading: Buying in at an ultra-low market cap and selling quickly for profit—meaning someone else takes the hit.
• Trench Trading: A term for Memecoin trading, emphasizing its high-risk, warzone-like nature.
• Sniping: Constantly scanning for new token launches and jumping in early.
• Finding the Narrative: Memecoins rely on hype and storytelling. Spotting a strong emotional or viral angle is key to success.

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