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Replicating the success of PEP(...) 01/15/25(Wed)13:03:16 No.59602572
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Replicating the success of PEPE? Anonymous (ID: NchwkzcN) 01/15/25(Wed)13:03:16 No.59602572 Archived
So, I'm launching a project, but the trouble is that the meme in question already has a bunch of 0 effort failed projects that have already launched.
We're talking about over a dozen projects and not a single one of them has a website, telegram, or even an X account, let alone anything more substantial like marketing or token burning.

Right now I'm doing research on successful meme resurrection and I've been studying the case ETHPEPE and the original coin that renamed to memetic.
I'm wondering if there are other projects that managed to succeed at creating a copycat coin that surpassed the original the same way.
Especially any success stories for memes that failed to launch originally and went to 0.
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01/15/25(Wed)16:05:14 No.59603775
Anonymous (ID: NchwkzcN) 01/15/25(Wed)16:05:14 No.59603775
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