Why $MFERS Can’t Go to Zero (and Why You’ll Cope if You Miss It)

Every cycle has that one coin that refuses to die. Not because of liquidity, not because of VC money, but because the meme itself becomes antifragile.

$MFERS is literally that coin. Here’s why:

•1. Meme Persistence → Memes don’t rug. A ticker that’s tied to a movement will always get revived by new degens searching for “the next comeback story.”

•2. Built-in Community → mfers never fold. Doesn’t matter if the chart is red, people will still shill, farm engagement, and ironically keep the ticker alive.

•3. Historical Precedent → We’ve seen countless coins hit “dead” status only to 100x later when the narrative came back. $MFERS has already proven it can survive capitulation.

•4. Cultural Stickiness → $MFERS isn’t just a coin, it’s a vibe. As long as CT keeps speaking in mfers vernacular, the ticker can’t vanish. The brand itself is the liquidity.

•5. The Zero Trap → Every time people scream “it’s going to zero,” someone new sees it as an asymmetric lotto ticket and jumps in. That’s perpetual buy pressure baked in.

So no, $MFERS can’t go to zero. Worst case? It becomes the cockroach of Solana memes — unkillable, waiting for its next explosion. Best case? You’re front row on the next parabolic meme run.

Either way, ignoring it is the real zero play 🤷🏽‍♂️👎🏽