In my opinion, Dogecoin is the largest and most trustworthy memecoin one can find in the market, the next one would be Shiba Inu. It is the original memecoin by definition and it continues to be one of the most relevant projects to this day when comes to memecoins. Sure, it does not have the potential to give big earnings to holders, as other memecoins could, but we do not need to be geniuses to know a lot of "so-called" memecoins are nowadays scams in disguise.
Ir reminds me when someone started a memecoin project beaee on the then-popular series "Squid Game", it was a coin which one could buy but not sell until the administration behind the project gave permission for it. As a result, the price pumped hard, but nobody could profit from it.
In the end, the obvious happened and the developers pllied the rug and ran away with all the liquidity of the coin in the form of BNB.
People do not learn, it seems...
People don't learn because they're blinded by greed. They think they will get rich quick by buying and holding "meme" coins. But that's not the way it works. Eventually, we'll be left with a only a few "meme" coins due to lack of active development and innovation. I'm confident Dogecoin will survive because it's the oldest "meme" coin in existence. I can't say the same about Shiba Inu, especially when it's relatively new to the world.
Without use cases, I don't see DOGE or any other "meme" coin retaining market prices for long. At least, they're a good way to introduce new people into crypto. Let's hope developers start taking things seriously with "Wall Street" in the game. As long as they focus on quality instead of quantity, there should be nothing to worry about.