Recently, many people have been asking about the growth potential of low-priced meme coins, such as a project still at 0.14, wondering if it can break through the 1U mark. Let me be straightforward: theoretically, it's possible, but this is fundamentally a high-risk game, so don't treat it as a guaranteed investment.

Regarding the origins of these kinds of tokens, interestingly, they often emerge in a very "wild" manner. A well-known figure casually mentions something, and unexpectedly, an anonymous developer spends just $35 to deploy a contract. As a result, within 48 hours, the market cap skyrocketed to 350 million—this is the first time in the Chinese community I've seen such a crazy breakout phenomenon. Using the same pattern, some tokens based on the popular meme "Ganfan" (literally "eating rice") that everyone instantly understands have also quickly gained popularity, showing a clear posture of rising stars.

My advice is very practical: use some spare funds that won't keep you awake if lost, try small positions, and there's nothing wrong with that. But the longer you stay in this market, the more you'll realize one truth—those who truly last and do well are never the most aggressive trend-chasers, but those who know how to hit the brakes and keep risk awareness in mind. Fund management and mindset are often more important than chasing the right direction.