2026-01-17 10:32:16

Recently scanning projects on BSC, I came across some with over 30x returns. Just looking at the code names got me excited—6666, it totally cracked me up. As I was scanning, a thought flashed through my mind: isn’t this just the on-chain version of Tian Ji’s horse racing😂

Really, the talent density on the chain is incredible. Ever since a certain project skyrocketed, the BSC chain has been like opening the floodgates, with all kinds of knight-themed clone projects emerging endlessly. Brothers who have been scanning the chain for years are definitely familiar with this phenomenon, but friends who focus on contracts or secondary markets might find it a bit confusing.

My feeling is—next season of clones will probably kick off first on the chain. It’s mainly a matter of information gap and execution speed. Instead of sitting and waiting, it’s better to keep scanning the chain and prepare before the opportunity arrives.

Friends with the same interest, we can dive into chain scanning techniques and project selection ideas together. Going over the basics might help us avoid many pitfalls.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-20 07:54

6666 this name is amazing, how did I not think of that Those who make money by scanning chains keep a low profile and get rich quietly, smarter than anyone else The clone season is about to start going crazy, right Every day on BSC there are new tricks, it's dazzling A 30x project really exists, I believe it Information gap is always a gold mine Scanning chains seems simple but there are many tricks behind it This wave of clone trend feels like it's really coming

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AlphaWhisperer

· 01-18 16:48

6666 this project name is really fierce, making me laugh out loud The joy of sweeping the chain is like this, no one can predict that the next one will be a hundred times better No, this information gap is really outrageous, secondary traders are still waiting for news while we've already opened trading It feels like now on the chain, reactions are half a beat faster than secondary markets; whoever reacts quickly eats the gains That's reasonable, instead of waiting for the knockoff season, it's better to start accumulating experience now The more you sweep, the more you can distinguish which are real opportunities and which are just bagholders This methodology definitely needs to be tried; solidifying the basics is more important than anything else

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-17 12:41

6666 this number, really has taste The imitation season is moved up to the chain, information gap is truly a life and death line Those who scan the market quickly make a fortune, while the slow ones have long been trapped Just afraid of missing that wave of market movement This analogy of Tian Ji's horse racing is excellent, on the chain it's fast fish eating slow fish I also want to find knowledgeable people to discuss the selection logic together

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NFTHoarder

· 01-17 10:59

6666 this code name is really awesome, haha, it’s hilarious The happiness of chain scanners is that simple Another knight? Come on, it’s everywhere Information gap is money, that’s true How should contract guys understand our happiness Avoiding pitfalls is more important than making quick money The copycat season is here, we’ve been prepared long ago

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-17 10:57

6666 this code made me laugh, truly showcasing everyone's unique skills Wait, can information asymmetry really last this long? It feels like it's been smoothed out long ago Scanning chains has always been gambling; don't hype it up so much This round does have some substance, but there are also many pitfalls Contract freaks find these knockoffs really confusing and unclear I've never tried 30x leverage; it's always been a huge loss

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 01-17 10:53

6666 is indeed an outrageous name, but I don't know how long it can keep rising. This wave of altcoin season feels a bit too early; information advantage is really key. Is scanning the chain based on luck or technology? Why can't we all make money? Is it too late for contract players to switch to chain scanning?

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-17 10:52

6666 this name is really awesome haha Everyone who scans the chain understands, information gap is money gap The copycat season has indeed arrived, acting quickly is key BSC this wave is indeed a bit fierce Agreed, the secondary market is indeed easy to fall behind The strategy for scanning the market needs to be discussed privately When will there be another wave of 30+ times returns On-chain version of Tian Ji's horse racing is so fitting I'm also waiting for the right opportunity during this copycat season

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StakeHouseDirector

· 01-17 10:37

6666 this code name is really awesome, with this taste, can it also be 30x? Scanning the chain still has its tricks, the information gap is indeed well grasped. The popularity of BSC, it feels like the clone season has already started. Friends in the contract team probably really can't understand our happiness.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-17 10:36

According to the governance mechanism analysis in Chapter 2.3 of the white paper, this information asymmetry arbitrage model is essentially a market failure phenomenon under Token weighted voting. It is worth noting that the excess returns from chain sweeping come from asymmetric optimization at the execution layer — this has been confirmed by on-chain data. It is recommended that everyone first read the price discovery mechanism of the BSC ecosystem. From an economic perspective, the early outbreak of the clone season precisely indicates that the dependence of centralized exchanges on on-chain liquidity is decreasing. The problem of incentive incompatibility is becoming increasingly apparent.

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