I've seen too many MEME coin projects fade away, but some have indeed survived. What's the difference?

Market data says it all—99% of MEME coins eventually return to zero, but the 1% survivors share a common trait: a strong community.

These projects never rely on miraculous pump-and-dump schemes or rely on influencers to cut the leeks. Their confidence comes from something entirely different: a group of people who keep working and an unbreakable belief.

What to do when the market declines? Community members step in to buy. How to respond when the project is in chaos? The community self-organizes. What’s behind this? A group of veteran players who have gone through multiple bear markets, been hammered by the market countless times, but have never left.

This resilience is worth respect. The ones who truly survive bull and bear markets are never just a token itself, but the group of people with the same belief. When the market is crazy, they stay rational; when the market is desperate, they hold firm. The final competition of MEME coins is actually a showdown of community strength. Projects that can walk on their own rely on exactly this.