What kind of meme can still experience a surge after a period of low price consolidation?

1. Familiar smart money is in the front row. For example, among the top 20, if you recognize the smart money, and they haven't fully sold off, it indicates they still believe in this coin and are expecting a subsequent rally.

2. The holding costs of the front row and top 100 holders are neither highly profitable nor heavily at a loss. If these holders are in significant loss, it will be a major resistance to a rally. If they are in substantial profit, there will also be selling pressure during the rise. Only when they are break-even—neither making nor losing money—does consensus tend to form more easily (there are definitely some large profits among the front row, but I am looking at the overall situation of the top 20).

3. Continuous accumulation by smart money on the horizontal axis. Either you see the people you follow occasionally adding to their positions, or you observe that the coin isn't falling and has a certain trading volume. This also indicates that the meme's consensus is still intact. I only increased my holdings after seeing Ai Ni Lao Ji (400k) and Ma Dao Cheng Gong (2.5m) not dropping.

4. Good community building. Search for trending Twitter accounts and recent tweets; trending topics must include recent promotions by the project head, and recent discussions must be ongoing. Also, check the Telegram groups; the atmosphere there must be positive.

In summary, it all comes down to the three key elements of a meme: a good meme idea, a strong project head, and a solid community. When these three are in place, you can generally ensure you're in an invincible position.