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What is the point of this post? What are you trying to discuss? PEPE? RarePepes? Pegz NFTs? CryptoBros love their Pepe but mostly hate Matt Furie.

***Do projects tied to established internet culture have more longevity, or does success in this space come down purely to timing, liquidity, and attention?***
This is a theory that's currently being tested. $PEPE, as you've already pointed out in your post, unlike Doge, Shib, etc. did not originate from crypto culture, but from internet culture originally. It's a viral internet meme, basically. That familiarity did help it to some extent to reach success. It even survived a 90% selloff, which very few coins do.
When it comes to the crypto meme community, users are always looking for the "next biggest thing", so they'll try to look at patterns (e.g. dog coins, cat coins, animal memes, AI-associated memes, internet memes, movement memes, pop culture memes, whatever).
Timing, liquidity, trade volume, attention (mindshare), listings are 100% important factors, but so are ***trends***.
This is why some individuals think $TROLL might end up finding similar success to $PEPE, since it too is a classic internet meme, that's more familiar to the internet audience than even Pepe the frog. It doesn't guarantee that it'll happen, of course. It's just mere speculation. Some of the main whales behind $TROLL are also pushing $NEET and certain movement-related coins like $RETIRE and $NOTHING. Time will tell whether any of these explode or whether they'll flop.

Good questions. Statistically speaking, most go to zero, no doubt about that.
But there’s more than just $DOGE. Tokens like $BONK, $PEPE, and $PENGU have shown there’s room for outliers.
That said, when it comes to memes, always take profits, leave a moonbag, and rotate gains into $BTC or your bank account.

What is the point of this post? What are you trying to discuss? PEPE? RarePepes? Pegz NFTs? CryptoBros love their Pepe but mostly hate Matt Furie.

***Do projects tied to established internet culture have more longevity, or does success in this space come down purely to timing, liquidity, and attention?***
This is a theory that's currently being tested. $PEPE, as you've already pointed out in your post, unlike Doge, Shib, etc. did not originate from crypto culture, but from internet culture originally. It's a viral internet meme, basically. That familiarity did help it to some extent to reach success. It even survived a 90% selloff, which very few coins do.
When it comes to the crypto meme community, users are always looking for the "next biggest thing", so they'll try to look at patterns (e.g. dog coins, cat coins, animal memes, AI-associated memes, internet memes, movement memes, pop culture memes, whatever).
Timing, liquidity, trade volume, attention (mindshare), listings are 100% important factors, but so are ***trends***.
This is why some individuals think $TROLL might end up finding similar success to $PEPE, since it too is a classic internet meme, that's more familiar to the internet audience than even Pepe the frog. It doesn't guarantee that it'll happen, of course. It's just mere speculation. Some of the main whales behind $TROLL are also pushing $NEET and certain movement-related coins like $RETIRE and $NOTHING. Time will tell whether any of these explode or whether they'll flop.

Good questions. Statistically speaking, most go to zero, no doubt about that.
But there’s more than just $DOGE. Tokens like $BONK, $PEPE, and $PENGU have shown there’s room for outliers.
That said, when it comes to memes, always take profits, leave a moonbag, and rotate gains into $BTC or your bank account.