Meme can go far, not because of how quickly you get on board, but whether you can identify those communities that are truly alive.

Short-term popularity? It can be fueled by emotions. But to achieve long-term consensus, there must be content iteration and collaborative accumulation. That’s the hard skill.

The reason why SunPump’s approach easily goes viral boils down to a few points: straightforward participation threshold, easy-to-keep-up interaction rhythm, and multiplier effects in content dissemination. In other words, it transforms a wave of popularity into a sustainable community vitality.

What does a truly strong community look like? Continuously new gameplay and topics emerge; interaction frequency remains stable; actions are executable; every participant can find feedback and a sense of belonging in collaboration. The platform’s role is to lower the barriers to these elements, allowing more people to evolve from merely watching the excitement to truly participating, even building together.

Want to identify high-quality projects and communities? Focus on these three signals: the speed of content iteration, the density of collaboration, and how clear the participation actions are. Those who can see these patterns usually can lock onto truly sustainable projects earlier and continue scoring in subsequent cycles.