Think back to how #PEPE and #SHIB managed to hit tens of billions or even hundreds of billions in market cap. Back then: Community spread was growing exponentially every day. Evangelists would dedicate ten days or half a month solely to promoting one token. Small exchanges to big exchanges—listings happened one after another, day by day. The hype gradually built up. And there weren’t any #MEME launch platforms back then. Now: Thousands of memes launch every single day. There aren’t as many dedicated evangelists anymore. Because even if they put in the effort to create a group focused on promoting a promising meme, the group’s discussions quickly get drowned out by all kinds of other meme topics. It’s like trying to get intimate with your girlfriend, and just when things are heating up, the phone rings, and she says: ‘Hold on, let me take this call…’ So, the environment is different now. Maybe we’ll never see another meme hit a hundred billion market cap again.