A certain emerging token needs to maintain its popularity or even continue to rise; frankly, it relies on these factors to support it.

First is cultural resonance. The reason this token can go viral is mainly because it carries the identity of a specific community. Native language, cultural background, the uniqueness of the investor group—once these form a consensus, their dissemination can be very powerful. People are not only trading but also expressing a certain identity. This is the strongest attraction.

Second, the leverage effect of the name and symbol cannot be ignored. Although it is not officially produced, the name is indeed closely associated with top global exchanges. This association creates market expectations—perhaps gaining some level of ecosystem support, or even having a test version launched on mainstream exchanges before. This "binding feeling" is a strong psychological cue.

The last factor is the activity level of the ecosystem itself. When the main chain token price is stable and on-chain funds are abundant, various assets around this chain tend to gain liquidity nourishment. Currently, it is the meme coin season; as long as the heat on the chain remains, these types of tokens will have a continuous influx of buy orders.