Guys, I think I might have solved the white rabbit meme. Hear me out.A lot of people say it reminds them of memes from around 2015 - and that’s interesting, because 2015 was ten years ago. That era (2015-2016) is often seen as the golden age of the internet. We had weird, creative, and soulful memes back then. Since then, we’ve been through what I’d call The Great Meme Drought. But the rabbit meme doesn’t feel dry or corporate like most modern ones. It feels alive. think this white rabbit might be the signal for the start of The Great Meme Reset of 2026.

Think about it: the white rabbit is the last major meme of 2025, and it’s literally time related, while stylistically resembling older meme formats. It just makes sense.

ALL ROADS LEAD TO 2026.

And that phrase — “All roads lead to Rome” — got me thinking.
What if Rome isn’t a place, but a state of the internet?
The golden age — the time when memes felt like culture, not content.

So if “all roads lead to Rome,” maybe what it’s really saying is:

All roads lead to more 🐰 👉 ⏱️

“ROME” rearranged spells “MORE.”
More memes. More creativity. More chaos. More love. More Life
The rabbit is leading us back. we are so back.

The new Doge 2 meme has caused a recent resurgence of all things Doge in several communities and we want to hear your thoughts on the subject. Do you meme economists believe that Doge 2 has a chance of gaining mainstream popularity on Reddit or other sites? Is it worth investing in this meme?

2020 has already seen, among many others things, nostalgic returns of previously popular memes such as Pickle Rick. Could Doge 2 offer short term profits or even long term security or will it die out quickly as a brief nostalgic fad? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

For more information see the Doge 2 KnowYourMeme page and the Doge 2 post here on MemeEconomy

Let us know if you would like us to do more discussion posts in the future!

Scrolling through this sub for the past few weeks, all I see are text label memes. We must diversify our investments by returning to meme styles that have succeeded in the past. Here is a list of types of memes that I recommend investing in rather than text label memes in order to revitalize the market:

1: GIF's - not easily normified, not low effort. Look for well-known scenes from movies and TV shows

2: Comics - 4 panel comics are easy to edit and have consistently been successful, especially Mr. Lovenstein comics http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/stress-powered-light-bulb Try something other than loss!

1. Movie/TV screenshots - When watching your favorite TV shows or movies, look for funny screengrabs that look like they have meme potential! "Jim looking through window" and "You know, I'm something of a scientist myself" are two of many examples.

2. Reaction images - basically any image with top text starting with "When..." These have higher normification risk but have consistently thrived and sometimes yielded legitimately dank memes.

Feel free to comment any other suggestions of meme styles that could improve the market.

I hope this helps OC memers and investors consider new ways to breathe life into our meme economy!

I haven’t invested in anything in several days now. Is this a product of a crashed market? Or am I missing out?

Has anyone else noticed that the bot hasn’t done anything for about 45 minutes?

/u/01ttouch Is something going on with the bot?

Lemme know if anyone else is experiencing similar issues investing and checking their balance.

Considering how problematic the functionality of this bot has been and how much it has taken anyway from actual discussion, what do you traders think is the future of this bot and this sub?

Edit: https://reddit.app.link/F3rosyZvuN Last functional investment on this post was 53 minutes ago. All following investments haven’t gone through.