Recently, I have been paying attention to several popular meme tokens, some of which have indeed demonstrated unusual anti-dip characteristics. Taking Giggle as an example, the consensus within its community of holders is quite prominent — which is rare in the meme coin niche. Interestingly, it is not purely a gaming token; there is also a certain project narrative backing it. From a cyclical perspective, meme coins that combine consensus and narrative foundations tend to outperform expectations during bull markets, and breaking the $1 billion market cap is not a pipe dream. From a risk management standpoint, such tokens can be considered for moderate allocation.

Another observation is the Chinese meme coin track. Once a project can launch spot trading, it usually signifies that its position among peers is basically established. The liquidity and recognition of spot trading often become the trigger points for a rally in a bull market, and the resulting gains may exceed expectations. From a historical cycle perspective, tokens with cultural recognition are indeed more likely to become targets for capital chasing during periods of high market sentiment.