Many people are paying attention to these community-driven meme coins, so let's discuss how they might evolve over the next ten years.

Honestly, these projects lack underlying technology and practical use cases; they rely entirely on community enthusiasm and market sentiment. The key factors that determine their trajectory are just a few—whether global regulations will become stricter (which directly affects liquidity), whether the overall market is in a bull or bear phase (which influences short-term price movements), whether the community remains active, the level of platform support, and whether new projects divert funds away.

Let's look at three possible scenarios:

**Conservative Prediction** (this has a relatively higher probability)
Prices might fluctuate between $0.01 and $0.1 for the long term. If a bear market or regulatory crackdown occurs, prices could drop below $0.001, even approaching zero. The reason is straightforward—these meme coins have a short lifecycle; once hype fades, funds exit. Without real value backing, they are eventually forgotten by the market. Early investors might make quick profits and exit, while new funds see no hope and choose not to enter, leading to liquidity drying up.

**Moderate Scenario** (also a decent probability)
Prices could fluctuate with the broader crypto market cycles—rising to $0.5 or even $1 during a bull run, then falling back to $0.1–$0.2 during a bear market. In this case, the community remains active, supported by the ecosystem, maintaining some liquidity, and the project can become a representative of the community. However, fundamentally, it still depends on the overall market cycle and has limited risk resistance.

The key factors are how long the community can sustain support, the platform's attitude, and the impact of new competing projects.