How to Spot Memecoins With ‘True Hype’ Instead of Manufactured Volume

I’ve been testing a new method for finding early memecoins, and honestly it has been working better than any chart-based approach. Instead of relying on X (which is easy to manipulate with fake likes, bots and paid retweets) or early charts that can be faked with volume bots, I started focusing strictly on hype signals coming from Telegram call groups.

Most hype doesn’t start on X.
Most hype doesn’t start on Dexscreener.
It starts in Telegram call channels — small, medium and big ones — long before the chart even moves.

So the method is simple:

👉 Track which new tokens are being mentioned across multiple call groups at the same time
👉 Ignore coins that appear in just one random group
👉 Only pay attention when you see the hype spreading across 5–10 groups quickly
👉 Watch how fast calls accelerate — fast acceleration = early momentum

And the tool that made this whole strategy possible for me is Outlight fun, because it lets me see EXACTLY how many groups called a specific token and how fast that number grows.
This is something you can’t see on X or any chart — and it shows you hype before the public sees it.

When a token shows up in a few unrelated call groups within minutes, that’s usually the first real signal that something is happening.

Since switching to this “call-tracking method,” I’ve caught early runs much more consistently. Charts can lie. X can be manipulated. But hype spreading across different Telegram groups is much harder to fake.