2026-01-15 06:41:38

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The Long-Term Value Logic of MEME Coins

Those MEME coins that can withstand bull and bear markets are never just short-term speculative assets born out of thin air. Looking at names like $DOGE, $SHIB, and $PEPE, which repeatedly appear in discussions, the underlying logic is actually quite simple:

First is sustained influence and endorsement. Whether it's recognition from public figures or cultural identity, these coins inherently carry topic appeal. Second, the real test comes in a bear market. Many grassroots projects fade away during the cold winter, but the consensus among their holders still exists, and the community actually accumulates and consolidates during downturns. The third and most crucial point is a highly autonomous community. Compared to relying on marketing to prolong life, truly resilient MEME coins are those that are self-sustaining and continuously built by the community.

Taking some dog-themed projects that have quietly accumulated over the past two years as an example, they do not exit or halt operations; instead, they operate steadily. During bear markets, the community actually solidifies its foundation. This is the hallmark of projects with long-term competitiveness.

At some point in 2026, when market sentiment warms up, projects with accumulated experience, shared consensus, and active communities will have the real opportunity to unleash their potential. Instead of chasing short-term hype, it’s better to participate in those building long-term value through crypto narratives.

Consensus is forged over time. When the wind blows, those who are better prepared will go further.

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SolidityNewbie

· 5h ago

That's right, the MEME coins that manage to survive do have something going for them. But to be honest, most people are just gambling on luck, and very few are truly patient enough to build with the community. When the wind comes, they'll regret not getting on board earlier. It's better to find a few reliable projects now and go all in. 2026 definitely has potential; the key is whether you can endure these boring years.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 5h ago

That's right, projects that have been accumulated during the bear market are truly valuable. Those trash coins that only pump and dump should have died long ago. --- It's indeed reasonable that DOGE and SHIB are still around; community consensus is the hard currency. --- Wait, which specific "dog-themed coins" that have been quietly accumulating are you talking about? Tell me more. --- Instead of chasing the latest trends every day, it's better to find a reliable community to band together with. 2026 isn't far off. --- The logic makes sense, but most people simply can't wait that long and are eager for quick gains. --- Haha, I just want to know how many people can really stick it out until 2026. Most likely, they'll be forced to cut losses again. --- Community self-sustainability is indeed key. Coins without community backing are just pure gambling. --- It feels like a motivational speech, but it also hits the point. Gotta admit, projects that survive the bear market are truly different.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 5h ago

Hmm... that logic sounds good, but I still want to ask—how do you define whether a MEME coin truly has an "autonomous community" or if it's just good marketing? What about the data?

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 5h ago

Well, that's right, but how many retail investors can really stay calm? --- DOGE has indeed gone through life-and-death tests this time, unlike those that only lasted one quarter. --- The community's self-sustaining aspect really hits the mark; it's much more reliable than marketing talk. It all depends on who is truly still building. --- Wait, are you saying we should look for those meme coins still operating in a bear market? We need to dig deeper, there are too many fishy projects. --- Consensus is easy to talk about, but really building it up is very difficult. If 2026 truly warms up... those who are prepared will really eat well. --- So many stray dogs have died, but those who survive are not just lucky; there's definitely something inside. --- The key is to distinguish between a genuine community and pure money-grabbing; that's the hardest part. --- Not running away, stable operation—sounds simple. How many projects can really do that? Let's see who is truly quietly accumulating.

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Lonely_Validator

· 5h ago

That's what they say, but how many retail investors can really hold on until 2026... But indeed, behind those meme coins that haven't been wiped out are hardcore fans, no doubt about that. The community's self-sustaining aspect is well said, but when the market lights up, most people end up cutting losses. Feels like you're telling a story again; by the time the wind comes, everything will already be in disarray. Doge has indeed gone through a lot and survived, but this is a survivor bias... you know what I mean. This idea is good, but I'm afraid most people will leave before 2026. When the bull market comes, any coin will rise, so don't overestimate patience. Holding for two years? Easy to say, but have you calculated your holding costs?

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