Many people fail in cryptocurrency investment not because they chose the wrong coins, but because they do not understand how to identify projects that have both arbitrage potential and relative stability.

When selecting coins, I avoid pure concept hype and following recommendations, and instead focus on a few basic but key indicators:

First, share some basic screening criteria:

- The daily trading volume should reach at least 5,000 USDC, which ensures sufficient market depth and avoids being severely trapped as soon as you enter the market.
- At least have liquidity pools on two decentralized exchanges ( such as Raydium and Orca ), which creates space for cross-pool Arbitrage and makes price slippage easier to detect.
- Verified by the Honeypot detection tool, confirmed that buying and selling can proceed normally, eliminating trap coins and false liquidity pools.

Of course, there are deeper filtering indicators that I have not fully disclosed yet, such as:

- Which contract structure is safer and more reliable?
- How to check and assess the tax mechanism
- How to determine whether a project is a vaporware or has real potential from the fully diluted valuation (FDV).

These are the indicators I actually use in my self-developed MEV arbitrage system.

Real investment opportunities are often hidden in technical details that most people cannot understand. Not every newly listed token is worth paying attention to, but if you master the right analytical methods, you can discover value where others cannot see it.