Recently, there's a perspective worth considering—truly sustainable MEME coins are never those projects that make you rich overnight by luck.

How should we interpret this? Just look at the memorable names in the market. Why have coins like $DOGE, $SHIB, and $PEPE survived multiple cycles? A careful observation reveals several common traits.

First is endorsement. The reason $DOGE has survived from a joke coin to today is due to continuous discussion and attention. Second, these projects didn't disappear during bear markets; instead, they quietly built and maintained community activity. Most importantly—holders are not just passive traders; they are also promoters and co-builders of the community.

This is fundamentally different from those coins that skyrocket a thousand times in a day. The latter's hype often stems from short-term speculation, and once the sentiment fades, they vanish. The former, however, have cultural symbols, stories, real use cases, and faith.

How long until 2026? Time will filter out assets with genuine consensus. Instead of chasing unsustainable market trends, it's better to focus on projects that are building trust and gradually developing their ecosystems.

What’s your view? For MEME coins, which is more important to you—short-term explosive potential or long-term sustainability?