My Journey From Zero to First Profit in 2 Months by Creating MemecoinsI recently got into creating memecoins and realized that fair launch systems like Pump.fun are cool and fun — but you can’t really compete with the market at all using them.
All profitable devs use tools, automation, and private setups.
Nobody talks about them publicly — everyone keeps this info quiet.
My Path From Zero to First Profit in 2 MonthsFirst Month:
Searching for guides, YouTube videos, millions of scams, and very little good info about how launching really works — and why when I first launched a coin on Pump.fun, except for 3 bots, no one bought it.
And even those bots sold everything after 5 seconds — I didn’t even have time to do anything.
The first thing I realized — if you don’t have $1000, you need to earn it first, and only then try and learn how to launch coins.
My first failed attempts were simple Dev buys for 0.1–0.5 SOL.
The only difference was that I lost more on commissions when I bought more.
Losses were small (5–10%), but after 10 attempts — your deposit is gone.
The second thing I understood — the first buys are also made by the developer himself, but using multi wallets (a bunch of wallets so it doesn’t look like it’s one person, different sums and times).
This is already used not only by developers but also by snipers, who want to buy out most of the supply early, and by traders who don’t want to hold more than 2–3% of supply on one wallet.
So only this way can you push your token up to a 10–15K market cap, so traders notice it and see some trading potential.
But for that, back to point 1 — you need money.
20 bucks won’t move the chart.
The third point — I started digging even deeper, trying to figure out how these devs manage to create a coin, sell their Dev buy, instantly move bundles, and control the chart — kicking out unwanted snipers who jumped in around 7K cap and then ride the chart up.
It turns out, most of them use automated launchpad systems, which can be divided into 2 types (at least from what I found and tested).
1️⃣ — Bots for Launching (Sniper Bots)Usually it’s a Telegram bot that you can set up in a couple of minutes.
It lets you split your wallet into even 30 different ones, and with this function, you can launch coins.
Most of them also have a nice feature — buying bundles after Dev Sold, which minimizes the number of sniper bots that automatically ape into everything with volume.
Examples of popular bots I tried:
@PumpKingBundlerBot, @WizVoldemortBot.Price: free, but with limited functions — more focused on trading rather than launching.
Paid versions include full coin launch directly from the bot and coin management (buying and selling bundles) also through the bot.
Price range: 1–3 SOL per month subscription.
Pros:
Even with these tools you can already get your first experience, see how the market works, and how traders react to different ideas.
The price is okay, but you need to remember that besides the subscription, you need a launch budget (ideally around 5 SOL).
Cons:
Few chart control functions, everything is very basic.
You can’t see the chart inside the bot, so you have no idea if you’re in profit or not until you open DexScreener and watch manually.
Also, bundles on most platforms are bought instantly — which platforms like Axiom and Padre already flag and mark as bundles.
So these functions are becoming outdated.
2️⃣ — Automated Launch SystemsHere it gets more interesting.
But until you go through the first two points, you shouldn’t rush there.
Most of the market already uses them, but the price for automation is much higher.
My first experience with these programs — I hoped that after paying for one, I’d immediately 100x my money just because I knew that meme coins on Solana sometimes fly so fast people make 100K in a day.
I woke up after losing 5 SOL and realized that I need to study the tech part first — because these tools are not magic, they are instruments for proper launches.
Pros:
Chart control (the most important thing) — bundle systems, anti-sniping tools, MEV safety, and different strategies for different types of coins.
Personally, I like launching community coins — memes that are not just built on an idea, but also have a Twitter/X groupwhere you can join for free and become part of the project.
With the right setup and interesting idea, you can gather 50 people in 20 minutes who will promote, share, and discuss your token just to make it go up.
Cons:
Price. It’s expensive for total beginners.
If you don’t have a budget, go back to point 1 and earn some capital first.
But it’s worth it. Competing against full teams launching 100 tokens a day or against AI systems with manual methods is almost impossible now — even if it’s cheaper.
But our goal is daily profit, not chasing a free magic tool that launches coins and earns millions.
Some of the services worth checking for token creation and automation:
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Cryptonim.dev — AI memecoin launcher on Solana (full automation, bundle wallets, MEV protection, Farm/Rug/Trap strategies).
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Slerf.tools — simple multi-chain tool for quick token deploys.
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CoinFast.fun — Pump.fun alternative with minimal UI and fast token creation.
So what should you do if you’re just starting?1. Register on Axiom, Padre and watch the market — what’s being created, how coins move, what trends are now.
2. Create a Twitter/X account, learn to build a community, buy Premium (for the badge), and start posting actively to get used to the interface.
Post every day so that other traders see that you’re not AFK, but active.
3. Time to learn how to launch coins.
If you have a budget — take one of the automated launch systems, if not — take a sniper bot in Telegram for learning.
4. Come up with an idea based on what’s popular now (some AI systems have market trend detection functions and can help you choose).
5. Use any AI generator to create an image and project description (I use ChatGPT) and create a community.
In the description, write the main idea of your project.
6. Create the meme on the platform you choose — (Pump.fun, Bonk).
The ticker ($yourmeme) should be short and catchy, the name can be longer and continue the main idea.
7. Depending on which tools you use — in sniper bots you send bundles right after Dev Sold, in AI systems the launch will be done for you.
(I won’t explain here how to launch and manage bundles — your main goal is to start learning how to launch coins. Remember — the main thing is a cool idea.)
8. Go back to your community: in the description, add the token contract and make the first post with a bright picture or video explaining the project (and always include the contract).
9. Then watch how the market reacts, keep posting every minute (the community loves activity) and control the chart with bundles — buy on sells, add liquidity, and on highs sell part of the supply and reinvest part of the profit back into the token.
This will be enough for you to get the basic knowledge of how to launch coins and even get your first profit.
I don’t want to overload with too much info.
Later you’ll need to understand what Raydium is, how DEX fees affect your token, migration, how to behave next, live streams, etc.
You’ll get there over time.
But community tokens are the best start — and it’s easier than you think.
How much can you earn this way?It all depends on you.
For me, after a month I managed to earn around 30 SOL, using only this strategy.
I started with sniper bots, now I took a basic subscription in an AI system — so far, I’m satisfied.
If you want to read more about how the memecoin market really works — check this out:
https://medium.com/@Fomoeveryday/rug-pull-reality-ai-whales-and-the-new-memecoin-machine-b599216c15e4https://20lab.app/blog/how-to-create-a-memecoin/I hope this article helps you make your first 10 SOL and gives you motivation to keep going further.
Good luck.
