Kermit as a Primary Core Meme (PCM) has been
a safe dividend investment since it’s boom back
in 2014. It has inspired the creation of several
secondary “sub-memes” that piggyback off of their
primary but fading into obscurity after their own
popularity spike. Couch Kermit, Car Kermit, Tea Kermit, and the most recent Kermit sub-meme fad
“Evil Kermit.” These secondary memes are a sign
that you’ve got a solid primary investment, and
smart traders will recognize the opportunity to
double down on profits by getting into the trending
sub-meme with little risk of significant losses from
the initial price offering (IPO), as well as increasing
profits by anticipating the sub-meme feeding into its
primary.
Sub-memes are consistent money makers for an established PCM like Kermit and huge in the
Cartoon market, but to buy at the ground floor

of a successful core you need to evaluate it’s sub-
meme viability before making an investment.

This evaluation is the crux of many amateur
memeconimists. In our case study of Evil Kermit ($EK) you can
see an implementation of a long standing format

that hits surprising dankness for declining post-
meta meme trends known as Also Me. This format

has been around for years but never achieved
sub-meme status or making the market due to
being appropriated by down trending memes. As
a cornerstone of a meme with significant value in
the recent $EK boom. Analysts at Meme Insider
have been pouring over data but cannot come to a consensus on the viability of Also Me as it’s
own PCM. When a sub-meme tries to branch
into third-tier territory it hits a niche bottleneck.
The connection to the original PCM usually has
degraded so far the third tier has to stand on it’s
own without something more popular to piggyback
on. Our top tier meme farmers will move on,
relying on farmers who can’t achieve max dankness
potential, generally forcing applicability and losing
relatability, causing a premature meta point and
quick death. These ventures are essentially dead on
arrival and should traditionally be avoided. Also Me is currently a third-tier sub-meme of
Kermit and my fellow analysts are absolutely
justified being wary to back something so volatile,
but it also avoids a few of these red flags. It’s
an established trend pre-dating the current
trend showing its value as a PCM, which keeps
experienced farmers interested for max dankness.
The format is simple and can be applied to in a
variety of ways, keeping the idea fresh past EK
stagnation. It was the foundation of Evil Kermit which proves
it’s ability to sustain audience and avoid bottleneck
at entry, and the meta point is near unreachable
as talking to yourself can be applied in a variety of
ways and can be altered from the “Me:The thing I
should do / Also Me: Selfish” established by $EK.
Also Me is old and fresh at the same time, although
it hasn’t hit the market as a PCM, I encourage
farmers to experiment with the idea and investors to
watch trends carefully and buy big at IPO.