$EMOJI was already bought in by several well-known influencers before the surge.

The earliest entrants were:
➤ — entered at a $7.42k market cap
➤ — entered at a $12.6k market cap
➤ — entered at a $17.3k market cap
➤ — entered at a $21.1k market cap
Many people see this list and their first reaction is, “Just follow and buy.”
But honestly, the core of this surge wasn’t about who bought in.
I looked through Nansen’s data, and what really made the market explode was tightening supply. Liquidity in the LP was continuously drained, while the chips held by the top 100 addresses kept stacking up. It’s not a few influencers shouting, but someone quietly accumulating underneath.
These addresses are more like signals, warning you “Someone’s watching here.”
Don’t just copy others’ wallets. Treat their buying as a “signal to flip the card,” and analyze the data yourself—see how the chips are moving and how liquidity is changing. That’s much more reliable than copying blindly.