2026-01-10 13:27:02

There is an interesting phenomenon worth noting—those long-standing meme coins often hide underestimated potential. Take projects like $POPCAT that have been active in the community for over a decade; their inherent traffic and popularity are simply not comparable to new coins. The strategic direction of $INBRED happens to align with this logic.

Even more interesting is the community aspect. CTOs have spent 22 months of continuous development, demonstrating what faith truly means through action—even after experiencing deep adjustments, their attitude towards the upcoming bull market has never wavered. This kind of resilience is rare among project teams. From a market cycle perspective, meme coins with historical accumulation and community consensus, once the trend shifts, the potential for a rebound is indeed worth looking forward to. Of course, all investments carry risks, but the stories and community strength behind such projects are inherently scarce.

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CommunityWorker

· 9h ago

Using old coins to turn the tide is indeed much more reliable than chasing new projects; the community consensus is right there.

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probably_nothing_anon

· 01-12 13:40

Nah, I really didn't expect meme coins to be played like this. The true value is in the community holding and not selling.

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SignatureCollector

· 01-12 05:07

The story of old coins is always more appealing than new coins. Things like POPCAT do have some substance.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 01-11 10:31

Really, the silence period of old projects is often the best time to build a position. The 22 months of resilience is indeed rare.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-10 13:56

Yeah, I get this logic. Old coins indeed have depth, unlike new coins which are just hype. It's quite rare to see project teams that stick with it for 22 months... Honestly, it's interesting. Sticking around for so long without running away—either they're foolish or truly believe in it. I choose to believe in the latter. Meme coins rely on community support, and the vitality of projects like POPCAT is indeed rare. When the next wave of hype comes, these story-driven coins might stand out.

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MEVictim

· 01-10 13:53

22 months of persistence, truly different. Usually, project teams have already disbanded by now.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-10 13:52

Wow, projects like POPCAT that have been around for over a decade are truly different... the traffic is right there Honestly, lasting 22 months without running away is already rare and shining in the crypto world As long as the meme coin community is still alive, the potential for a rebound is there, and when the opportunity comes, it could really be a game-changer

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BlockchainWorker

· 01-10 13:51

22 months of persistent development, this resilience is truly rare.

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OvertimeSquid

· 01-10 13:47

Honestly, projects that have persisted for 22 months are indeed rare, unlike those that run away at the first sign of a bear market.

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-10 13:41

Listen, sticking to the same direction for 22 months straight is indeed rare, but I still have to be honest—no matter how good the story sounds, it all depends on whether it can be delivered.

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