2026-01-04 13:30:32

#数字资产动态追踪 The true value of Meme IP like Spurdo in the crypto ecosystem — to put it simply, it's not about price fluctuations, but about how strong its cultural penetration is.

Being understood and resonating globally, even inspiring secondary creations? That is the true scarce asset. The success of PEPE and SHIB fundamentally follows this path. They transcend cultural and regional barriers to become a universal Meme language.

Cryptocurrency projects that can truly stand the test of time are often not driven by short-term hype, but by this kind of cross-cultural, continuously refined IP development. Tokens like $PEPE embody this logic — as long as the community's cultural foundation remains, its vitality endures.

PEPE-8,93%

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-07 08:51

That's right, but can Spurdo really break through cultural barriers? I'm a bit skeptical. A bunch of air coins claim to have cultural attributes, but in the end, they're gone after the pump. PEPE at least has that ironic flavor, but what makes Spurdo able to survive? Damn, another overhyped meme. Just wait, it will be overwhelmed by the next hot topic sooner or later. Cultural foundation? Come on, the "culture" in the crypto world is just copying and FOMO. Don't deceive yourself.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-07 02:46

I agree wholeheartedly, but to be honest, SHIB is a bit cooled off now... True cultural staying power depends on whether the community can continue to iterate; one meme can't support a lifetime.

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WhaleShadow

· 01-04 14:00

NGL, the cultural penetration of this is reasonable, but there are very few projects that can really bring memes to life. It really depends on whether the community is genuinely engaged; otherwise, even the strongest cultural backing is useless. PEPE was indeed impressive, but what about the followers afterward? Most of them turned into tools for harvesting profits. By the way, can Spurdo really gain traction? It still feels a bit lacking in popularity. It's really a gamble on the community's execution power—whether there are genuine builders involved.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-04 13:57

Speaking of which, the cultural penetration angle really hits the point, but wasn't SHIB also driven by community hype? --- That's right, but for Meme coins to truly stand the test of time, having a cultural foundation alone is far from enough. --- I've heard this logic too many times, yet many projects still end up dead. --- Are PEPE and SHIB the only ones truly building a cultural core? I'm curious who else. --- A strong community cultural foundation does not equal a token having vitality. Are these really the same thing? --- I've never heard of Spurdo, and after searching, it doesn't seem to have enough buzz. --- IP development sounds impressive, but honestly, it still depends on whether big investors step in. --- Cross-cultural barriers, easy to say, but how about in actual operation?

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-04 13:56

From the perspective of cultural penetration, it's indeed an interesting angle. But to be honest, the crypto circle ultimately depends on whether it can go mainstream. A strong community culture foundation is a prerequisite, but meme coins that can't go mainstream are doomed. PEPE's survival until now is not just because of big investors' support. Honestly, no matter how strong the IP development is, without traffic support, it's all in vain. SHIB has already proven this.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-04 13:55

Honestly, the cultural penetration is indeed underestimated and is far more important than K-line charts. However, does Spurdo really have such strong cross-domain resonance? I feel like it's still somewhat niche. PEPE became popular because of the right timing. Now, many are copying this logic, but only a few will survive.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-04 13:50

However, the data shows that the true concentration of addresses holding PEPE during that surge is at a historical high. The community's claim about its foundation needs to be verified on an hourly basis to determine its validity. Let's wait and see.

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