Don’t blindly follow the frontrunners. Meme coins are always a game of high risk, high reward. Retail investors think, 'As long as I’m not the last one holding the bag, I’m fine,' but someone is destined to be the last one holding. The frontrunners, of course, always profit without losses. They use small amounts of capital to buy up tokens at $150, $110, then others track their wallets and buy in quickly, followed by those who see the tweets, and then retail investors jump in. That’s how the hype builds. I rarely play with low-cap meme coins. First, I don’t want to help others pump their bags. Second, if I call out a meme coin with an extremely low market cap, I’ll make guaranteed profits, but some of my followers will inevitably lose money.