2026-01-03 14:23:57

Check out what happened when $DOGE pumped back in 2019-2020—it started rallying right around week 6 of that range. Fast forward to now, and $PEPE is showing similar moves. Meme coins have been driving these market cycles: they kick off the rallies and they're often what brings them to an end. I'm not saying it'll play out exactly the same way this time around, but it's worth paying attention to these patterns. History doesn't repeat, but it sure does rhyme sometimes.

DOGE-0,99%

PEPE-2,66%

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BankruptWorker

· 01-06 13:55

The rhythm of meme coins this time seems to really have something, PEPE's recent trend looks a bit familiar. The phrase "history rhymes" is well said, but I bet PEPE can break through. Wait, could it be that this time it's just a whale pushing up and then running away... At week 6, this timing feels like someone is trying to find a pattern to buy the dip? Rhymes aside, I still think this meme coin is going to turn the tide.

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not_your_keys

· 01-06 12:48

The meme coin routine is really old news. I've seen the DOGE wave too, but can PEPE really replicate it? It's a bit uncertain.

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DefiSecurityGuard

· 01-03 14:54

ngl the doge-pepe pattern thing is giving major confirmation bias vibes... like yeah they both pumped but so did literally everything else lmao. not financial advice but DYOR on whether memes actually *drive* cycles or just ride them. 🚩

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WagmiAnon

· 01-03 14:53

Meme coins are really a trend indicator. I was watching the DOGE wave, and now the rhythm of PEPE feels a bit familiar...

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PebbleHander

· 01-03 14:52

That's not right. Is PEPE moving too fast this round? It's already the 6th week and it still hasn't picked up?

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-03 14:52

Meme coins have been playing this game for several rounds, each time relying on story-driven hype to drive up the price, but the real bagholders are still retail investors.

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