This is a point that everyone often gets wrong.

Meme coins are essentially supported by consensus. Once the market cap exceeds 5 billion USD, any increase must rely on the collective efforts of the market.

Having dispersed chips is actually an advantage, not a disadvantage. When the chips are too concentrated, large funds may hesitate to enter, fearing being trapped by the manipulators. Do you really think that the developers of meme coins or the conspiratorial big players have the same vision as Satoshi Nakamoto? That is too idealistic.

Take $pepe as an example; it has already proven through actions that even with dispersed chips, it can still reach a market cap of 12 billion.

So the question is not whether it can rise, but whether the wind has come. When the wind blows, even pigs can fly, let alone the king of internet meme culture.