2025-12-30 10:27:14

Want to study why some MEME coins become viral hits while others remain unnoticed? There is actually a universal success formula behind it.

First, it must have global cultural penetration. Looking at those truly breakout coins, from DOGE to PEPE to WIF, these IPs all originate from spontaneous creations by overseas communities. Why? Because they inherently carry cross-cultural resonance attributes, requiring no translation, so people around the world can understand them.

Second, the community's lasting vitality is essential. Relying solely on temporary hype won't sustain it. Top-tier MEME coins all have a mature community ecosystem that keeps retail investors engaged, continuously producing content. Only then can short-term speculation evolve into medium-term holding.

Third, the valuation space needs to be large enough. When market recognition isn't high enough, the valuation gap held by early participants becomes the trigger for explosive growth.

INBRED, the bread cat, simultaneously meets all three conditions—authentic overseas native setting, active community operation, and an untapped market space not yet fully priced in. This combination is indeed worth paying attention to.

MEME-0.61%

DOGE-0.04%

PEPE1.17%

WIF-4.16%

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 10h ago

Basically, it's about telling a good story to survive. Who would have thought DOGE would become so popular back then? The community is really active; otherwise, even the best concepts can't withstand a bull market. Early participants are the true winners; this logic is solid. By the way, is INBRED still too early? Let's wait and see. Cultural export is indeed the right approach, more stable than pure hype. This formula looks simple, but in practice, it requires perfect timing, geography, and harmony. Some coins just lack a bit of luck; no matter how good they are, it's all in vain.

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ILCollector

· 11h ago

Damn, it's the same old theory again. It feels like every project can be fitted into it. I'm convinced about the community vitality part; DOGE has indeed been around for over ten years. But to be honest, I’m not very optimistic about INBRED. There are too many domestically packaged overseas concept coins. I'll wait and see, and revisit in a few months.

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WhaleWatcher

· 11h ago

That's right, it's this logic that determines the key to cultural penetration. DOGE's popularity isn't because the dog is cute, but because of the absurdity that resonates globally. Lack of community vitality? That's a dead end, PEPE really does it fiercely. I need to take another look at INBRED; it feels like what’s said is a bit too perfect. Are things getting so competitive now? Community, valuation, and IP all need to be mastered. Whether you hold or not is another matter, but this analytical framework is indeed clear. Early participants always have a higher chance of getting rich than latercomers.

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