In the meme world, there is a saying: "A successful coin must go through multiple rounds of 70% wash trading." Most people only talk about the phenomenon; here is the essence:
Cost and Stability of the Coin: Under the influence of market makers and market forces, multiple surges followed by significant pullbacks with sufficient turnover will cause everyone's average cost to rise. This way, when it rises again, the coin is more stable, avoiding a sell-off triggered by large holders dumping their shares after a massive spike, which is the primary responsibility of qualified market makers.
Community Factors: The core of meme coins is the community. Whether from the perspective of dissemination or exchanges "selecting favorites," meme coins that do not consistently attract new users find it hard to build a strong community.
In summary, for meme coins you believe in, do not worry about missing the opportunity to get on board; when the opportunity arises, act decisively.