Which type of meme allows retail investors to enter with a low barrier and also has explosive potential? You have to look at those projects that truly have a foreign community continuously operating.

There's a cat-themed meme that's quite interesting—the community has been self-governing for over 20 months, and its cultural attributes are on par with the legendary dog meme $WIF, even being called the "WIF of the cat world." This project, called Bread Cat, traces its IP origins back to the 2011 wave of internet culture, so it's an old meme with some history.

The key is the team background: those early foreign supporters who backed WIF are now running this project. Considering WIF reached nearly a $5 billion market cap at its peak, some estimate that Bread Cat hitting $2 billion is a reasonable expectation. Based on current prices, the theoretical upside is in the several-thousand-times range.

Of course, projects like this come with their own risks—memes are all about consensus and narrative.