When it comes to the Meme coin track, these three familiar faces are definitely unavoidable—DOGE, SHIB, and FLOKI. At first glance, they all belong to the dog coin series, but their approaches are completely different.

DOGE follows the route of the mainstream financial establishment. It has been focused on gaining mainstream recognition, frequently appearing in various compliance discussions, relying on external narratives to drive momentum—just a mention can cause fluctuations for a long time. This approach indeed grabs attention, but it also means the volatility can be quite intense, with risks mainly depending on public opinion trends.

SHIB has taken a different path. This project has put real effort into ecosystem development, not relying on hype but on continuous iteration in technology and application layers. Although progress is relatively slow, the path is clearer and more reliant on internal development. In simple terms, slow and steady wins the race, but it’s definitely more stable.

FLOKI is a bit like "riding a donkey to find a horse"—it seeks to balance between the two routes above. It wants to ride the wave of Meme culture while also building a "Meme+" super application ecosystem. It’s a bit greedy but also quite ambitious. Whether this balance can be achieved depends on subsequent execution.

Three tracks, three strategies—who will ultimately come out on top depends on how the market chooses.