When it comes to the most "troublesome" Meme coins in the crypto world, the green frog series is definitely among the top. It became popular through social media memes, completely overturning people's perceptions of digital assets—lacking technical depth, no practical application prospects, and even the official statements claiming "no real value"—yet it can trigger astonishing market movements under the enthusiastic support of the community.

The price fluctuations of these tokens are notoriously outrageous. Historically, a single influencer changing their avatar could cause a 4000% surge, turning long-standing players' small investments into huge gains; then, a vague liquidation message or avatar switch could cause a sudden drop of over 90%, leaving latecomers with total losses. Some joke that trading these coins relies not on technical analysis but purely on media hype: if a platform is trending, buy in; if a Telegram group falls silent, sell out—it's all about "judging the market based on public opinion."

What’s even more remarkable is their incredible "resilience." When developers run away, exchanges dispute, or the project faces crises, they always manage to revive through renaming or community restructuring. This resilience reflects not the project's intrinsic value but the community's meme culture and speculative enthusiasm— as long as emotions remain, consensus persists.

Essentially, this is a collective carnival driven by emotion: gamblers enter with a hope for luck, followers join to feel involved, and observers treat it as an experimental sample of the crypto ecosystem. But the key issue is that these tokens lack stable fundamental support. The crazier the rise, the more brutal the fall. Before participating, you must be clear: are you paying for entertainment, or do you truly believe you can profit from this market movement?