Just took a quick look at the market, and PEPE's big bullish candle is really beautiful.
It surged 30 points in 24 hours, jumping from 0.00000377 directly to 0.00000509, with trading volume exploding—28 trillion PEPE exchanged hands, and a trading volume of $127 million. This isn't retail investors playing around; big funds are entering.
Many haven't realized yet, but the veteran MEME coins are already starting to move.
From a technical perspective, MA7(0.00000449) has crossed above MA25(0.00000390), the MACD has a golden cross and is widening, and the histogram is still increasing in volume, indicating short-term momentum is still there. But note, the price has already pushed near the upper band on the 4-hour chart. Although RSI isn't shown on this chart, based on the MACD's absolute value, the short-term rally is indeed a bit fierce.
What does this mean? It can still go up, but a pullback could happen at any time.
The trigger for this move is quite clear—the MEME season is back. Recently, discussions about the "Mini MEME Season" on Twitter have increased significantly. New funds are flowing into these established tokens, and PEPE, with its strong community base, naturally becomes the first choice.
But honestly, the hardest part of this kind of market isn't the buying point—it's the selling point.
Many people see it rising and are reluctant to sell, always thinking it can go higher, but the result is watching it slide from the top, ending up either cutting losses or holding on stubbornly. MEME coins are like that—ramp up wildly, and when they fall, they fall just as hard. Liquidity dries up, and within minutes, you can be left hanging at the top.
So, the simple trading advice for this wave is: take profits when you can, don’t hold on to the battle.
A 30% increase is already significant. If it pulls up another 10%-20%, take your profits. Don’t think about catching the last bullish candle—that’s for the bagholders. Leave some profit for others, and don’t risk everything yourself.
The market is indeed here, but remember, this is MEME coins, not value investing.
Take profits when the time is right, and lock in your gains.
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Just took a quick look at the market, and PEPE's big bullish candle is really beautiful.
It surged 30 points in 24 hours, jumping from 0.00000377 directly to 0.00000509, with trading volume exploding—28 trillion PEPE exchanged hands, and a trading volume of $127 million. This isn't retail investors playing around; big funds are entering.
Many haven't realized yet, but the veteran MEME coins are already starting to move.
From a technical perspective, MA7(0.00000449) has crossed above MA25(0.00000390), the MACD has a golden cross and is widening, and the histogram is still increasing in volume, indicating short-term momentum is still there. But note, the price has already pushed near the upper band on the 4-hour chart. Although RSI isn't shown on this chart, based on the MACD's absolute value, the short-term rally is indeed a bit fierce.
What does this mean? It can still go up, but a pullback could happen at any time.
The trigger for this move is quite clear—the MEME season is back. Recently, discussions about the "Mini MEME Season" on Twitter have increased significantly. New funds are flowing into these established tokens, and PEPE, with its strong community base, naturally becomes the first choice.
But honestly, the hardest part of this kind of market isn't the buying point—it's the selling point.
Many people see it rising and are reluctant to sell, always thinking it can go higher, but the result is watching it slide from the top, ending up either cutting losses or holding on stubbornly. MEME coins are like that—ramp up wildly, and when they fall, they fall just as hard. Liquidity dries up, and within minutes, you can be left hanging at the top.
So, the simple trading advice for this wave is: take profits when you can, don’t hold on to the battle.
A 30% increase is already significant. If it pulls up another 10%-20%, take your profits. Don’t think about catching the last bullish candle—that’s for the bagholders. Leave some profit for others, and don’t risk everything yourself.
The market is indeed here, but remember, this is MEME coins, not value investing.
Take profits when the time is right, and lock in your gains.