In the evolution of Ethereum MEME coins, there is a pattern worth pondering. The emergence of phenomenon-level projects like Shitcoin, Neiro, and Moodeng all experienced similar growing pains—many early participants exited during repeated price fluctuations, while the steadfast holders ultimately reaped exponential returns. What is behind this? It’s not luck, but the repeated confirmation of market consensus and the natural selection of the holder base.

Every round of shakeouts is like a test of faith. Participants who cannot withstand volatility leave, leaving behind the core forces that truly understand the project's value. Ironically, the harsher this process is, the stronger the consensus becomes—because those who remain are motivated by belief rather than speculation.

Now, this cycle has reached new projects. Looking across the entire MEME coin track, the pattern still applies. The market will continue to use volatility to filter participants and time to validate projects. Those who persist during downturns often see what others cannot.

The MEME culture within the Ethereum ecosystem is still evolving. The next breakout point will be at those most inconspicuous moments.