The memecoin market is now full of traps. here’s how to spot them:

Traders chasing the next viral coin 2x, 10x, 100x there’s one thing that keeps coming up: The coins that go viral are often the worst ones to invest in.

Why? Because they’re built around paid hype. Influencer promos, botted tweets, paid call groups. That attention isn’t free, and once you buy in, it dumps… To pay for the fake hype that brought you in.

The structure is designed to look big just long enough to extract liquidity from you. The exceptions that actually offer traders what they looking for are the ones that launch clean (no team wallet, no insiders, no pre-sale) and still manage to gain momentum

Examples: → $PEPE – zero presale, exploded on culture → $BONK – meme chaos, no VC structure → $WIF – no team, no promises, just timing They went viral because of how simple and unextractive they were.

Now there’s $PEPETA the feminine version of PEPE, AI-generated. That is not yet launched. No big team. Just 3 SOL and a clean, public structure: → 93.1% liquidity locked → Ownership renounced → Mint authority revoked Telegram just opened. @pepeta_sol (it’s also the twitter) Launch is set for the next few days once the group hits a few hundred members. If this speaks to you, you’re invited.