I’ve recently been approached by some small VCs who want to collaborate and create the “next viral meme coin”. However, once I get to the topic of private placement/KOL rounds/token economics, I’m done.

They don’t understand or don’t want to accept that Memecoin is for the people and by the people. In the long run, any memecoin controlled by a single capital will not succeed. Just like $Doge, $pepe, and $Shib, MEMEs are permanent, but the banks are always changing.

Here are my criteria for judging whether a memecoin has potential:

(1) Organic growth: developers start working early, resulting in organic community growth and fair supply distribution.

(2) Natural (unforced) memeticity: memes are inherently fun/cute, making them memetic and viral. They don’t need to release a high-budget 2-minute animated video of a fictional character to gain attention.

(3) Community resilience: they’ve all been through a tough journey, experienced massive pullbacks, and still managed to recover ATHs time and time again.

Discovering $WIF gave me the confidence to build a larger position, which was my most profitable meme. I hope everyone can discover their own $WIF.