Stop for a moment. If you're marketing your token by saying it "feels like [similar project]" or calling it "the next pnut/chillguy," you need to ask yourself: do you really want investors viewing your coin as a secondary play? The moment you frame it that way, you're essentially admitting it lacks independent value proposition. You're competing on nostalgia and FOMO instead of fundamentals. That's a losing position. Strong projects stand on their own merits, not on the coattails of yesterday's winners.