2026-01-03 07:28:19

PEPE on the Ethereum chain remains the absolute leader in the Meme ecosystem, and this recent rebound momentum is quite fierce. Thinking back to the history of this coin, it's unbelievable—its market cap once directly surpassed 10 billion USD, and the secondary market surged by dozens of times to an exaggerated extent. Every time a Meme rally occurs, it is always the first to charge forward.

From a technical perspective, things look very comfortable now. The daily chart has already formed a five-day consecutive bullish pattern, and the entire deep correction has been completed. Market sentiment has gradually shifted from panic to FOMO. Compared to short-term hotspots on the SOL chain, PEPE's community consensus is clearly deeper, and its cross-cycle resilience is stronger. This is also why institutional-level funds continue to deploy here.

As sector rotation accelerates, the demand for those previously lagging assets to catch up will become increasingly strong, further activating PEPE's explosive potential. The medium-term energy reserves are still sufficient, and it is worth continuing to watch the subsequent performance of this sector.

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TokenToaster

· 01-06 07:24

Five consecutive bullish days and you want me to buy in? Give me a break, I'm tired of this technical analysis rhetoric. --- pepe is really unbeatable, always leading the trend, while other meme coins are just riding along. --- Is there a correction after a stagnation? Uh... that statement is a bit risky. --- Are institutions deploying pepe? Really? Why haven't I seen any large wallet movements? --- Back when the market cap was hundreds of billions, I didn't buy in. Now you're daring to chase? Aren't you just a bagholder? --- What usually happens after five consecutive bullish days... I don't quite remember. --- The coins on the Sol chain are indeed trash, but pepe isn't necessarily stable either. --- How fierce is this rebound? No screenshot available. --- I don't know how deep the consensus is, I only know that my wallet doesn't have this coin. --- Here we go again, always saying there's enough momentum reserve, enough to buy no coins at all, right?

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-06 06:50

Five consecutive bullish days, huh? It's about to take off again. Can it avoid a plunge this time?

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MevShadowranger

· 01-03 19:58

Five consecutive bullish days, huh? Time to be cautious of a top again. It's always the same saying every time.

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GasFeeTears

· 01-03 13:50

Five consecutive bullish days? Wow, this time it's really about to take off. PEPE, this monster, just won't let people rest easy. Every time, it manages to pull off some outrageous stunt. Wait, are institutions also lurking? Then I need to add some more chips. This rebound is different from the last one; it feels truly resilient. The trash coins over at SOL are still hyping, but PEPE has seen through it all.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-03 07:58

pepe this wave is indeed fierce, every time it memes up, it's always the big brother's rhythm... five consecutive bullish days look comfortable, just worried that those who buy at high levels will get cut again

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BearMarketGardener

· 01-03 07:58

Five consecutive bullish days so quickly? Wake up, don’t sleepwalk, the market can reverse at any time, don’t let FOMO cloud your judgment. --- PEPE indeed resists decline, but how long this rebound can last is really uncertain, as it’s still far from the all-time high. --- Here we go again with the institutional positioning talk, haha, this kind of explanation appears in every market cycle. --- The strong demand for a rebound is real, but who knows if the next hot trend will be PEPE or something else. --- Five consecutive bullish days are exciting, but I’m still cautious; it’s more comfortable to keep observing than chase the high. --- Deep community consensus? Then why do we always run faster than anyone else during crashes?

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-03 07:55

pepe this wave is really fierce, five consecutive bullish candles look satisfying. But I’m still cautious, every time it’s hyped like this, it’s easy to get trapped. The hundredfold increase in history sounds outrageous but is also a trap, brothers. --- The crazy coins on the sol chain can’t compare to pepe, the community resilience is definitely there, I acknowledge that. --- Strong demand for price recovery? Alright, let’s wait and see. Anyway, the easiest time to cut losses is during FOMO. --- The institutional layout always feels like a post-hoc explanation. Let’s wait until it explodes before talking. --- Starting to talk about sufficient energy reserves after five consecutive bullish candles, I’ve heard this too many times. --- Honestly, meme coins are gambling; pepe is indeed the leader, but you should sell early, everyone. --- Cross-cycle resilience? It wasn’t that great in the last bear market either. Don’t mythologize it.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-03 07:53

Five consecutive bullish days and now they're starting to tell stories again. PEPE is just about stirring up the atmosphere; once the mood dissipates, it's all over.

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WalletInspector

· 01-03 07:49

A five-day winning streak is not necessarily reliable; let's wait for the genuine feedback on the rebound before making any conclusions. --- PEPE has indeed been fierce this round, but when FOMO emotions kick in, you should also be cautious. --- I didn't buy in when the market cap was in the hundreds of billions, and honestly, I'm a bit worried now that I have entered. --- The idea of institutional layout is a bit questionable; who knows for sure. --- There are many trash coins on the SOL chain, but the PEPE community is truly different, no doubt about that. --- The strong demand for a rebound is a fact, but whether it can really translate into gains is uncertain. --- It's comfortable to look at the technical charts, but I'm worried that too many people FOMO-ing in might turn out to be a bad thing. --- The leader is still the leader, but risks are still there, so caution is necessary.

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DegenGambler

· 01-03 07:29

Five consecutive bullish days are indeed satisfying, but don't forget that PEPE relies on sentiment to survive; a single bearish signal can cause a sharp drop.

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