Tried an Onchain competition recently, and it changed how I look at low-cap trades

I’ve been reading a lot here about chasing the next 100x memecoin, and it got me thinking about how much of it really comes down to execution. I recently joined an onchain trading competition hosted on Bitget (yeah, that one’s been trending lately), and it genuinely gave me a new perspective on short-term trading and market efficiency especially across BSC tokens.

At first, I thought it was just another leaderboard flex event for whales. But what surprised me was how much insight I got from using GetAgent before joining. It’s an AI-driven trading assistant that breaks down entry signals, volatility pockets, and even mindset prep before trading. Having that kind of support made me realize how many opportunities we miss when we just FOMO into every chart that looks alive.

The fun part was discovering lesser-known BSC tokens that actually had decent liquidity and smart money flow. It wasn’t about winning huge prizes, but about getting sharper in reading token movement and recognizing patterns beyond hype.

If you’ve ever tried or are considering onchain competitions, I think they can be underrated training grounds for those of us who like to spot microcap momentum early. It’s one of the few setups where you can test strategies in a live market without feeling like you’re fighting bots all day.

Would love to hear if anyone else here has used AI tools like GetAgent or joined any similar onchain challenges to refine their entries and exits.