Why 99% of meme coins don't succeed: the anatomy of failures

Meme coins are fun, volatile, and dangerous. Behind every PEPE or DOGE are thousands of tokens that no one will remember. Why?

1. Lack of uniqueness

Most meme coins are banal clones. Without an idea, style, and vibe, they are of no interest to anyone. PEPE succeeded because it became viral. The others are just copy-paste.

2. Only pump, no product

Creators chase quick profits. No roadmap, no real idea. Just noise, hype, and dumping.

3. Dead community

Meme coins rely on the crowd. If there is no lively community on X, Telegram, or Reddit — the project disappears faster than it appeared.

4. No influencers

A meme coin without support is like a joke without an audience. Let’s remember DOGE and Elon Musk's tweets — that was the trigger for growth.

5. Poor tokenomics and dumps

If a large portion of tokens is held by insiders — they dump first. Without lock-ups and a thoughtful model for growth, expecting x's is futile.

Conclusion:

Meme coins are not always bad. But 99% of them are garbage that will disappear in a week. To catch x's — look for community, idea, and honest tokenomics.

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