First Pepe Meme Coin 1996 price

"As long as you research deeply into the three dimensions, you can achieve good results. In the end, you will find that the true kings of the market overlap in all these dimensions." $PEPE is being washed so seriously... Waiting for the frog's croak 🐸🐸

This post is so interesting and has given me a lot of inspiration; I am a mememaxi 🐸🐸, and I can't help but think of a few more questions: Meme is the gene of culture, a direct expression of emotions and hormones, and once there is a token, it becomes tokenized; Many times, memes are indeed the atomic units of narrative; This perspective is profound and explains how cultural dissemination often starts with a sentence or a meme, exploding through emotions to cover many groups, eventually growing into narratives; But many times, another perspective also exists; What if the meme itself is not just a "pure emotional expression," but rather a compressed expression containing some narrative or values? That also makes sense; For example, PEPE itself expresses the self-identity of the NEET group or the loser spirit of not giving up, even an expression of Anti-Elite Social Media; If we talk about the core expression of memes, does it include narratives or values themselves, rather than being completely chaotic and disordered emotions and hormones? Could this also explain the source of Memetic power? Or discussing BTC, its trustlessness, permissionlessness, and limited supply; It itself is a very strong narrative, but they also constitute the atomic core of memes, short and powerful, giving rise to many memes: laser eyes, HODL, 1BTC=1BTC; So, are memes and narratives often not a structural and sub-structural relationship; But rather two sides of a coin, mutually atomic units; Settlement/clearing occurs synchronously in BTC; Memes and narratives, many times, are also generated synchronously and nested within each other; - Narrative stimulates the power of memes; - The emotions and dissemination of memes drive the expansion of narratives; Ultimately, they form a kind of cultural closed loop; I am now more inclined to see memes and narratives as: - Two sides of a coin for some cultural and emotional dissemination; - Not distinguishing between priority, and often not clearly differentiating ownership, existing in a dynamic collaboration; Anyway, it's not about right or wrong; This post has given me great inspiration and helped me think through some things further;

Reminder to stick to your plans instead of panic dumping your hard earned bags when OGs do

A meme, once it has withstood the test of time, can develop its own narrative, just like Pepe and Doge, which both started as memes before having narratives. People who are sensitive to intuition and excel at processing fragmented information are more likely to feel the meme; while those who are accustomed to integrating meaning and seeking causal logic are more likely to believe the narrative. 👍👍👍