Today the market has once again experienced an interesting wave. PEPE has increased by 20% to 37% in the past 24 hours. Not only has PEPE risen, but also established Meme coins like FLOKI and BONK have surged over 15%. On the heat ranking, PEPE is ranked second. This upward movement is not coming out of nowhere; several forces are driving it.
First, regarding market sentiment. An analyst, James Wynn, posted a very optimistic view on social media, believing that if the market continues its bullish trend, PEPE might replicate the path of SHIB in the last cycle, potentially reaching a market cap of $69 billion. This immediately raised market expectations, and the sentiment clearly warmed up.
From a technical perspective, signals are also being emitted. The price successfully broke through and stabilized above the key resistance level of $0.000005, forming a bullish pattern known in technical analysis as the "Adam and Eve Bottom"—which is quite meaningful for short-term trends. More importantly, the derivatives market is showing movement: open interest surged approximately 82% in 24 hours, reaching as high as $446.5 million, indicating a large influx of new funds. Such capital movements often sustain the trend for some time.
Looking at the broader environment, there was a general upward expectation at the beginning of the year. Plus, Meme coins have recently become a focus again. Multiple factors stacking together have created this synchronized upward movement. Of course, how long this rapid rebound can last remains to be seen.
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Rugman_Walking
· 7h ago
Meme coins are surging so aggressively again, probably just another prelude to cutting leeks. Anyway, I don't understand it.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 7h ago
PEPE this wave is really fierce, but I still have to say, a market that can be driven up just by one analyst's words is a bit questionable. The capital injection is indeed there, just don't be hypnotized by the 69 billion number.
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UnluckyMiner
· 7h ago
Is there a new story of chopping leeks again?
PEPE is again pumped to 69 billion? SHIB was pumped the same way last time.
Contract liquidation warning, new funds entering are just bagholders.
This wave is rising too fast, feels like it’s going to crash.
I’ll just watch and not buy the dip, I’ve learned my lesson.
Can you trust what analysts say? Or just look at the candlestick charts.
The rotation of Meme coins is really a bit exciting, but the risk is also high.
Open interest has surged by 82%, how many people are about to be liquidated?
Can you buy just because of a technical breakout? I don’t believe it anymore.
Circuit breakers and Adam and Eve again, in the end, it still depends on the market maker’s mood.
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LiquidationHunter
· 7h ago
It's the same old trick again. When an analyst makes a comment, retail investors rush in. The 82% increase in contracts indicates that the bulls are just hyping themselves up.
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DAOdreamer
· 7h ago
Meme coins are soaring again, it's always the same routine. Analysts start talking, and the market takes off.
Wait, can the 69 billion target really be hit? Seems a bit too optimistic.
Oho, open interest contracts surged by 82%. Looks like the retail investors are back in.
Short-term optimistic, but it's hard to say how long this wave can last.
Today the market has once again experienced an interesting wave. PEPE has increased by 20% to 37% in the past 24 hours. Not only has PEPE risen, but also established Meme coins like FLOKI and BONK have surged over 15%. On the heat ranking, PEPE is ranked second. This upward movement is not coming out of nowhere; several forces are driving it.
First, regarding market sentiment. An analyst, James Wynn, posted a very optimistic view on social media, believing that if the market continues its bullish trend, PEPE might replicate the path of SHIB in the last cycle, potentially reaching a market cap of $69 billion. This immediately raised market expectations, and the sentiment clearly warmed up.
From a technical perspective, signals are also being emitted. The price successfully broke through and stabilized above the key resistance level of $0.000005, forming a bullish pattern known in technical analysis as the "Adam and Eve Bottom"—which is quite meaningful for short-term trends. More importantly, the derivatives market is showing movement: open interest surged approximately 82% in 24 hours, reaching as high as $446.5 million, indicating a large influx of new funds. Such capital movements often sustain the trend for some time.
Looking at the broader environment, there was a general upward expectation at the beginning of the year. Plus, Meme coins have recently become a focus again. Multiple factors stacking together have created this synchronized upward movement. Of course, how long this rapid rebound can last remains to be seen.