Everyone remembers the Shiba Inu coin surge. In 2021, SHIB turned a tiny meme into a market-moving force and stamped itself into crypto history. Can that kind of move happen again? Top analysts say three names have the right mix of narrative, speed, and community to even try: Layer Brett ($LBRETT), BERT, and BROCCOLI (CZ’s Dog). None are guaranteed — but the setup is there, and traders are paying attention.
What 400x looked like in 2021
The Shiba Inu coin run blended viral memes, cheap entry, and relentless community energy. SHIB won because it lived everywhere: Timelines, TikTok clips, Telegram threads. That’s the blueprint. Today, new contenders chase the same playbook: Fast chains, low fees, sticky memes, and a reason to hold. The lesson? For a SHIB-style breakout, you need velocity and visibility, not just code. That’s why analysts keep using Shiba Inu coin as the yardstick and still bring SHIB into every comparison — even now, SHIB defines what “meme lift-off” looks like.
Pick #1: Layer Brett, the Ethereum L2 wildcard
Layer Brett is an Ethereum Layer 2 project built for speed and scale. Transactions land fast, fees stay tiny, and the roadmap is built to keep people engaged: NFTs, gamified staking, and cross-chain bridging. $LBRETT’s presale price is $0.0058 with over $3.9M raised (a shade under $4M), and — at the time of writing — staking reads 650% APY, a rate that drops quickly as more holders stake. Early entry matters. Add in community traction (Telegram and X both near 10k, TikTok past 25k, YouTube reviews pulling thousands of views) and you get the exact ingredients that powered SHIB in 2021, but with Ethereum L2 throughput behind it. For a modern SHIB comparison, Layer Brett is the one that ticks the boxes.
Pick #2: BERT’s social-fuelled runway
Meet BERT — “Bertram The Pomeranian.” It’s a live memecoin with listings on major trackers like CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, active trading, and a circulating supply in the hundreds of millions. You’ll see BERT pop up on watchlists because it blends a clean brand with lively markets and, lately, real volume. The appeal is simple: If a meme sticks, BERT can keep pulling new buyers, and momentum compounds. None of this guarantees a repeat of SHIB’s trajectory, but the structure — visible listings, liquid markets, clear ticker — gives BERT a shot when sentiment flips risk-on.
Pick #3: BROCCOLI (CZ’s Dog) and the Binance-chain meme wave
When CZ revealed his dog “Broccoli,” the internet did what it does — spun up a meme, BROCCOLI (CZ’s Dog), and sprinted. BROCCOLI (CZ’s Dog) is now tracked on CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap, with live price feeds and on-chain stats; Binance even hosts price pages for BROCCOLI variants. For traders, that means discoverability and data — two things that help a meme gather speed. If the BNB-chain crowd rallies, BROCCOLI (CZ’s Dog) can ride the same kind of visibility loop that once lifted SHIB: Chatter → buyers → more chatter. Again, no promises, just structure. And the structure here exists.
The bottom line
SHIB proved what’s possible when culture and convenience collide. A new SHIB might never happen — or it might happen when no one expects it. From this shortlist, Layer Brett brings the strongest combo of tech + community right now (Ethereum L2 speed, low fees, NFTs, gamified staking, bridging, plus the 650% APY that reduces quickly as staking grows). BERT has brand and liquidity. BROCCOLI (CZ’s Dog) has the BNB-chain megaphone. If a Shiba Inu coin-style run appears in today’s market, these three are set up to try.
Layer Brett’s presale is live at $0.0058 — stake now before SHIB traders rotate.
Website: https://layerbrett.com
Telegram: https://t.me/layerbrett
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Maisie is an experienced Crypto & Financial news journalist, having written for Moneycheck.com, Blockonomi.com, Computing.net and is Editor in Chief at Blockfresh.com
