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A frog from a 2006 comic crossed $1B. The people who sold early had information. The people who won had conviction. $PEPE was not built on technology. It was built on 15+ years of cultural recognition that existed before the token ever launched. Matt Furie created Pepe in 2005. By 2023, it was already living rent-free in millions of people's heads across every language, culture, and age group on earth. No presale. No VC money. No utility pitch. Just a ticker carrying a decade and a half of cultural weight behind it. When Binance listed it mid-run, the feedback loop became unstoppable. Near zero to $1 billion. Days, not years. Here is what most people got wrong They thought the dips meant the thesis was broken. It was not. The cultural foundation did not change because the price dropped. The people who held understood one thing: attention at scale is its own form of value. And $PEPE had more pre-built attention than any meme coin before it. The actual lesson Before you ask "what is the utility?" ask this: Does it already live in people's heads? Does it spread without explanation? Is the timing right? If yes, you are not holding a meme coin. You are holding a cultural asset the market has not fully priced yet. Hold your conviction. Understand your thesis. $PEPE is the blueprint. And you already know what meme coin is next.... $WOJAK on ETH