#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Do you remember when DOGE surged to an $80 billion market cap? SHIB was even crazier—early players saw returns of a million times their investment.

There’s actually a pattern to how these meme coins rise: it starts with a cultural narrative, then community consensus builds up, and finally a key figure endorses it. Once these three elements are in place, it’s only a matter of time before things explode.

Lately, I’ve been paying attention to a project called PUPPlES, and it’s pretty interesting. It’s linked to Musk’s fourth dog, so it naturally draws attention as an IP; more importantly, the numbers are impressive—the number of wallet addresses holding the coin has increased 12 times in just one week. That kind of growth is rare in the current market. Its resilience is also worth noting; when the market was volatile, it performed more steadily than many mainstream coins, and compared to those flash-in-the-pan projects in the primary market, it’s on another level.

With meme coins, early-mover advantage is always huge. If you wait until the narrative is fully formed and consensus is solidified before getting in, you’re basically just holding the bag for others.