The reason $DOGE and $PEPE were able to garner such large success is due to the virality effect. In order for a memecoin to generate success, it needs to be a meme that exists in of itself… that even your Uber driver would know.

On crypto twitter, people trade and chase the next shiny object. There is no longevity and the end goal is normies. Normies do not trade but rather hold their cryptocurrencies. At $GIGA, normies have been and continue to be onboarded since the inception of the token.

Internet usage skyrocketed in the early 2000’s and companies quickly understood the importance of network effects. From this, social media was born from the ashes. With this rise of the internet, “memes” became commonplace. They were silly jokes and trends that people would share with their friends. One share would turn into 2 shares, then 4 shares and so on and suddenly a meme is “viral”.

In this same way, having “normies” in early into a viral meme like Gigachad causes a similar network effect. One person excited about the cryptocurrency attracts 2 new normies, which attracts 4 more and so on.

With Gigachad being one of the few most viral memes of all time, the rise of the masculinity movement, and the increasing popularity of cryptocurrency – the timing has never been more perfect for a meme like Gigachad to take the world by storm.

Naturally, $GIGA attracts real, IRL, high-testosterone, chad holders. No soy jacks, no larps. $GIGA attracts people to hold and be apart of a movement of masculinity and improvement.

Low testosterone = prone to fear.

High testosterone = confidence/conviction.

$GIGA is a relevant IRL meme that normies are aware of. Real memes are the only real meme coins, the holders are all chads, and the Gigachad meme on solana is irreplaceable due to the community ownership of the @gigachad twitter handle and being partnered with the original meme creator Ernest Khalimov and photographer Krista Sudmalis.