When $PEPE surges 30% overnight and risk appetite snaps back, you see it clearly—meme culture in crypto isn't a phase. It's permanent infrastructure.
People need to get this straight: memes aren't going anywhere. They outlast narratives, they outlast cycles.
$PEPE proved it could lead alongside ETH. That wasn't luck. Now watch $TROLL carve its path as the defining meme token on Solana.
Here's the pattern nobody wants to admit—every major memecoin surge mirrors an OG's run. The mechanics repeat. The cycles persist. Community momentum is real capital.
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AirdropHarvester
· 21h ago
Haha, meme coins are the permanent infrastructure, I believe you... Wait, my position has increased again.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 21h ago
Never underestimate meme coins; they really last longer than anything else.
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HashRateHustler
· 21h ago
Come on, saying that meme coins are the permanent infrastructure is a bit too absolute. Let's talk about it again during the next cycle crash.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 21h ago
NGL, PEPE's move was indeed aggressive, but calling meme an infrastructure? That's a bit of an exaggeration... Community hype ≠ real value.
When $PEPE surges 30% overnight and risk appetite snaps back, you see it clearly—meme culture in crypto isn't a phase. It's permanent infrastructure.
People need to get this straight: memes aren't going anywhere. They outlast narratives, they outlast cycles.
$PEPE proved it could lead alongside ETH. That wasn't luck. Now watch $TROLL carve its path as the defining meme token on Solana.
Here's the pattern nobody wants to admit—every major memecoin surge mirrors an OG's run. The mechanics repeat. The cycles persist. Community momentum is real capital.
The next move is always coded in the last one.