I bought a lot of Lore today The following four points can be seen as indicators of high traffic and hot trends over a period of time: 1. The proportion of cryptocurrency accounts following this hot topic. Market value is driven by capital, not headcount. The traffic is large, but the target users are not users in the cryptocurrency circle. Investors who cannot get that meme cannot bring purchasing power. How many targets does the narrative have. Funds are limited, and if there are too many choices, funds cannot form a synergy. 3. Kernel. Hotspots and trends always come and go quickly, and after a while, no one talks about them. If there is no kernel, Meme's lifecycle is too short and its market value has a limit. 4. The fit between narrative and Meme. Mainly check if this meme has any secondary creativity. The Twitter account that posts Feels Good Man is mostly in the cryptocurrency circle, Lore has only one target, and multiple project accounts post Lore's secondary creative images. On the kernel, Lore may be lacking a bit (or maybe I haven't figured it out). This picture is called "Feels Good Man" and is often used for "I've already said it" and for pretending afterwards.