High-quality meme is the trinity of "meme + person + money", not just drawing a picture and sending a coin is called a meme. 1️⃣ See if the community is "really playing" It's not a robot pulling the plate, but someone making pictures, memes, and second creations. You want culture, not shouting. 2️⃣ Is there a narrative or is the founder himself a meme? Like $PEPE, $DEGEN, and even the recent $DORA, the project setting is the meme itself, which can be spread without relying on the popularity of the pile. 3️⃣ Can on-chain data be sustainable? Is there enough liquidity? Is it all controlled by large households? Once all the big players take turns smashing, you won't be able to run. Take $DORA as an example, first of all, you can see a large number of users spontaneously creating related pictures, memes and secondary content from the X platform, which is not a simple shoutout, but a recognition of the entire narrative. Secondly, $DORA's narrative itself is a controversial topic that everyone has been discussing, and the power of women can spread naturally without additional hype, giving it the potential for long-term narratives. Finally, the on-chain data is also tenable, and there is no obvious sign of centralized control by large investors, avoiding the risk of taking turns to smash the market. Together, the combination of these factors gives $DORA the potential to become the next meme breaking point. Thank you Brother @CryptoZhanMi for recommending me to get on the bus hahaha, I have paid the principal for this position at present, and I have to take the rest, looking forward to the big results.