PEPE's daily trading volume recently surged to $932 million, looking lively. But how long can this flame burn? To be honest, this rally is mainly driven by retail investors' enthusiasm.
Speaking of which, PEPE is essentially a typical meme coin scheme. Without real use cases, and with the project team showing no activity for months, it relies on market hype to keep spinning. You've probably seen the story of SHIB before—people rushing in because it was "so cheap you couldn't resist," only to become whale’s bagholders.
The real issue here is: no matter how beautiful the technical indicators look, they can't change the hollow fundamentals. Has anyone noticed the recent abnormal large transfers from the official wallet? Such details often signal a turning point.
Also, retail investors' emotions are like a roller coaster. Today, everyone is bullish; tomorrow, if whales start dumping collectively, the scene could flip instantly—from "crypto star" to "harvest scene for bagholders."
Honestly, if you really want to play this kind of pure speculation, mental preparation is key. Treat this money like buying a lottery ticket—if you lose, at least you can do so with peace of mind. Don’t expect it to be a long-term value investment, and don’t put all your assets into it. The market is so big, and opportunities are not limited to this one.
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GhostInTheChain
· 01-10 00:08
90 million in trading volume? Sounds scary, but 99% of it is retail investors cutting each other.
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SHIB was like this back then, and in the end? Uh... you all know.
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Large wallet transfers are really impressive, this guy is right.
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Relying solely on hype to spin, no applications, no prospects, this is the true face of meme coins.
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Don't go all in, everyone. Playing the lottery will just blow your mind.
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When a whale dumps, the little guys can't escape at all, it crashes instantly.
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I just want to ask, the project team hasn't spoken for months, is that normal?
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The bullish voices are everywhere today, and tomorrow's bloodbath is also everywhere, just cycles.
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The psychology of thinking something is so cheap it’s free is the most dangerous, really.
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What’s the use of beautiful technical indicators if the fundamentals are hollow?
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-09 02:10
900 million trading volume looks impressive, but it's all retail investors cutting each other
The wave of transfers from the official wallet is indeed suspicious, this is the prelude before big players run away
It's another wave of SHIB déjà vu, the cheap goods psychology is deadly
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DegenDreamer
· 01-07 03:55
A 900 million trading volume sounds impressive, but has anyone actually seen abnormal transfers from the official wallet? It seems that big players have long been quietly offloading.
Retail investors just chase cheap prices, but in the end, who’s the one crying?
Memecoin is just gambling; don’t put your living expenses into it.
This wave of PEPE feels like the same routine as SHIB—there are always bagholders, and this year there are especially many.
No matter how good the technical charts look, without practical use cases, it’s just air. Eventually, it will return to reality.
Emotions are highly volatile; today’s limit-up could be smashed through tomorrow. I prefer to stay on the sidelines.
Basically, it’s just retail hype driving the cycle. Truly valuable projects wouldn’t behave like this.
The official silence for months is quite abnormal—either they’re planning something or they’ve already given up.
The rollercoaster market makes it impossible to maintain a good mindset; it’s safer to treat it like a lottery.
When whales dump, it probably creates countless stories of “life-changing moments,” but they’re unlikely to be good stories.
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SerumDegen
· 01-07 03:55
932 million JPY trading volume? Just on paper, on-chain signals are the real truth. I've already been monitoring those large transfers from the official wallets...
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-07 03:51
actually, 9.32B daily volume is statistically insignificant once you factor in wash trading ratios... theoretically speaking, that's like 60-70% artificial inflation given historical meme coin patterns. the correlation between retail euphoria and whale exit signals is pretty robust empirically.
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ShadowStaker
· 01-07 03:45
honestly the whale wallet movements are what actually matter here, not the volume spike. seen this pattern too many times—retail euphoria followed by ruthless liquidation. pepe's fundamentals are basically nonexistent, so yeah, this burns out fast.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-07 03:43
9.32 billion in trading volume? Sounds impressive, but in reality, it's just the retail investors cutting each other, retail traders won't last long.
Really? It's the same old meme coins, relying on hype when there's nothing else. Haven't we learned enough from the SHIB lesson?
I've been watching those large transfers in the official wallets; there’s actually something there. That’s the key.
The emotional rollercoaster—drops are a hundred times faster than rises. Don’t cry when the time comes.
I really treat it like playing the lottery; losing a few hundred bucks is nothing, but all-in? What are you thinking?
PEPE's daily trading volume recently surged to $932 million, looking lively. But how long can this flame burn? To be honest, this rally is mainly driven by retail investors' enthusiasm.
Speaking of which, PEPE is essentially a typical meme coin scheme. Without real use cases, and with the project team showing no activity for months, it relies on market hype to keep spinning. You've probably seen the story of SHIB before—people rushing in because it was "so cheap you couldn't resist," only to become whale’s bagholders.
The real issue here is: no matter how beautiful the technical indicators look, they can't change the hollow fundamentals. Has anyone noticed the recent abnormal large transfers from the official wallet? Such details often signal a turning point.
Also, retail investors' emotions are like a roller coaster. Today, everyone is bullish; tomorrow, if whales start dumping collectively, the scene could flip instantly—from "crypto star" to "harvest scene for bagholders."
Honestly, if you really want to play this kind of pure speculation, mental preparation is key. Treat this money like buying a lottery ticket—if you lose, at least you can do so with peace of mind. Don’t expect it to be a long-term value investment, and don’t put all your assets into it. The market is so big, and opportunities are not limited to this one.