This is the never-ending story with memes and it will always be the case, more-so in a limited liquidity environment like we have now. There is ALWAYS a "new meta" and attention is fleeting. When the only thing to differentiate your meme from the next is attention, there is no reason for holders to actually hold long term, and most will end up losing. Trading is a zero-sum game. Every time there is a "new runner" in the meme space, there are stories of some guy who got lucky (or more likely was an insider, or had bundled the launch) at the bottom turning 2k into 500k. That $498,000 profit didn't appear out of thin air, that is $498,000 that will be lost by a thousand others who rolled the dice (again) on a coin with zero fundamental value because they decided to gamble and chase the latest "meta". And the guy who made that half a million? If he didn't play fair to begin with (aka was an insider or bundled wallet) he isn't going to "spread the wealth" by apeing into other memes and "reviving the trenches", he's going to cash that money out because he knows the only reason he won big was because he rigged the casino. He's not going to pump "your" meme coin next. And with each and every new meme "runner" that comes and goes, more and more liquidity get's extracted by a select few while the majority keeps tossing away their money and then wondering what went wrong... At least in a casino the "house" only has a 2-5% edge, in the trenches the "house" edge is probably 10x that, and YOU are the liquidity.(CrediBULL Crypto)