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I’m increasingly convinced that this cycle won’t be defined by new meme launches at all.

Instead, capital and attention are rotating back toward established, legacy memes the ones with history, liquidity, and entrenched communities.

In a risk-on environment like this, people naturally seek the places where they feel safest, and older memes provide that psychological and structural security. They’re the assets that larger players are willing to support, and where retail can enter without feeling like they’re stepping into a trap.

From a pure returns perspective, it also makes sense. The market has matured: new launches get diluted almost instantly, while older memes have brand recognition and narratives that can re-ignite far more explosively. They’ve already proven they can survive multiple cycles, which gives them asymmetric upside when momentum returns.

We’re already seeing early signs of this trend. There’s a growing viral push for a “meme reset” a collective belief that the next major rotation will favor the giants rather than the countless new contenders. That narrative alone creates a self-fulfilling dynamic: if enough people believe the reset is coming, liquidity flows back into the classics, reinforcing the thesis even further.

The post below captures part of that sentiment:
https://x.com/brothermkt/status/1997924378479071486?s=46&t=gO2-lsTdxBytgtsHygYxdQ

In short: this cycle might not reward novelty it might reward familiarity, conviction, and the memes with the deepest roots. This is why I have moved my attention to $YEE because it ticks every single box to be a multi billion dollar token.