There is no meme that keeps rising forever, but there is a meme that keeps falling forever.

Why?
A meme can be understood as a kind of joke, an emotion, a form of dissemination, and an expectation.
Currently, the market isn't very good whether it's bullish or bearish.
You can't keep pushing it up forever; there will be a day when it can't be pushed further. When that happens and the expectations aren't met, it's basically GG.
Plus, the diamond hands have been hurt too deeply, and the funds on hand are limited. Every day there are different hot topics. Humans are very greedy animals—they prefer to buy low at the bottom for high returns rather than buy high at a high cost for low profits. (And there are some farmers and pump-and-dump schemes that can deceive you.)
At the same time, there’s no other hardware support, such as official endorsements, practicality, big-name market makers pushing the price, Web2 and Web3 interoperability for dissemination. Relying solely on emotion to push the price is difficult.
So, if you want to create a meme with a high market cap in this kind of market, it has to be a huge, huge, huge meme—an old-timer like that just won't cut it.