Looking back at past bull runs in cryptocurrency, we can find an interesting phenomenon: among the coins that have provided ordinary investors with high returns, about 90% are purely community-driven meme coins, while 10% are meme coins related to hot news events.

This trend reveals an important investment strategy: meme coins that have quality IP and a continuously built community often bring considerable returns to investors.

In this context, a striking example is 'Bread Cat' (Inbred Cat). As a viral internet cat that was born in 2011, this IP has been active for 14 years. Notably, a token themed around Bread Cat has emerged on the Solana blockchain. The project's community has been continuously building for over 16 months, demonstrating remarkable resilience and vitality.

Considering the current market trends and the development trajectory of projects, some analyses suggest that in the next round of a large-scale bull run, projects with a strong community foundation and well-known IP backgrounds may experience significant growth, potentially reaching a market value of over $2 billion.

However, we must also recognize that the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and investment decisions need to be based on comprehensive understanding and careful assessment. Community-driven factors and IP recognition are important, but they are not the only guarantees of success. Investors should still exercise caution and manage risks when participating.