In the evolution of internet meme culture, the fact that certain elements can survive for over a decade speaks volumes. The IP of Bread Cat has persisted since 2011, witnessing countless market waves and also reflecting the true nature of the community.

This project's community has been self-governing for 21 months and has not dispersed, which is uncommon in the crypto world. Not because of aggressive promotion, but because there is indeed a group of people continuously participating. Diamond hands have seen too many promises and experienced too many tricks from project teams—fundraising, pump and dump, cashing out, disappearing. Projects that loudly proclaim "thousandfold coins" mostly become jokes, while those that truly survive are often not relying on exaggerated stories but on community-driven efforts.

From a market perspective, OG-level cultural symbols are often severely undervalued. While everyone is hyping the latest concept coins, they tend to overlook assets that have withstood cycles and still remain alive. The value of the community, cultural accumulation, and faith—these are the things that are most evident during bear markets.

So this time, diamond hands might really have a chance. Not because of a big V endorsement, nor because of some positive news explosion, but because this project itself represents another possibility.