Most memecoins find it difficult to survive long-term, and the reason isn't price volatility or functional flaws—ultimately, they weren't designed to last.

These types of coins are born for trading cycles. Create, flip, forget, replaced by the next version after a week. Endless dilution, memory wiped clean. The disposable factory of the crypto world.

However, there are indeed exceptions within the ecosystem. Projects that genuinely attempt to break this fate often focus on two aspects: first, by disrupting the zero-sum game logic through practical applications or community mechanisms; second, by designing liquidity and long-term incentives more thoughtfully. This is also why, even amidst the proliferation of memecoins today, investors continue to track those trying to break free from the routine—because once successful, the disruptors can often achieve a completely different lifecycle.