Recently I compared several popular Meme coins, and I feel that the sustainability of certain new projects is indeed stronger than some previous ones. Going from an initial one hundred dollars to over one hundred thousand, to be honest, I never thought I could make money playing such small coins before.

After this period of hard experience, I've summarized some hard-earned lessons:

**First point: use your profits to continue adding positions, never gamble with your principal.** This is the first element of survival. Many people fail at this step of going all-in with their principal.

**Second point: community activity is often more important than how polished the whitepaper looks.** A cohesive community is more useful than any well-written project description.

**Third point: cash out when you should.** Don't get emotionally attached to these coins. Locking in profits is always the priority.

**Fourth point: having good tools can literally save you.** Details like liquidity, fees, and security can help you avoid many pitfalls in highly volatile markets.

Finally, Meme coins are not financial products at all—they're an accelerator. Accelerating toward riches or accelerating toward zero depends on your understanding of risk. You can still play, but you need to be fully aware of what you're doing.