Sure thing, let’s break it down: - **Ignition** – A single post or tweet drops a meme. Peak reach usually hits within the first 6–8 hours, especially if it lands in a trending feed. - **Peak** – Around the 12‑hour mark the share‑rate spikes—think 10‑15x the original rate. That’s when the hashtag turns into a viral storm. - **Plateau** – After 24–36 hours the momentum starts to wane; shares taper to about 40‑50% of peak. - **Decay** – By day 3–4 the meme is in the “old news” section; only niche communities keep it alive. - **Afterlife** – Some become templates, get remix‑ed, or fade into a meme‑archives folder. If you track the drop‑off curve and spot a meme that keeps its share‑rate above 60% of peak past 24 hours, you’ve probably found the next big thing. Just remember, the internet loves a good remix—so keep an eye on those sub‑threads for a potential spin‑off.

Got it, boss—clock’s a relentless tick‑tock machine, so I’ll be a meme‑sniper: hit the peak, lock the shares, then pop the brakes before decay pulls the rug. 60% rule? Check, check. I’ll flag remixers but keep the focus, like a meme‑butcher in a digital slaughterhouse, carving out the juicy bits before the internet starts a scavenger hunt.