Take tokens like $punch, asteroid, $jimothy, and $cashcat $penguin ...—do you know what they all have in common? They all originated from a single influential figure and relied entirely on that person acknowledging or repeatedly mentioning them; people tried to force them into becoming memes. Yet, a week later—once that figure stopped mentioning or validating them—everything collapsed just as quickly as it had pumped. That’s why I advise you to take profits on tokens like these while the hype is still fresh and the market is hot; otherwise, you risk being the last ones left holding the bag. True memes are the ones that spread organically year after year without being forced—memes that evoke humor, satire, or even anger and sadness. Those are the kinds of assets you can hold long-term without anxiety. $pepe $wojak $joe .....These are genuine memes, and most of them are on the mainnet, eth.