#美联储回购协议计划 PEPE's recent rally is not without cause. In the context of market liquidity facing pressure, altcoins have already bottomed out and have instead become the trigger for a rebound. Although Bitcoin shows signs of breaking down, many smaller coins are refusing to follow suit—this precisely indicates that the selling pressure at the bottom has been exhausted, and a rebound is imminent.
PEPE has become the ignition point of this upward movement, and the reasons are not mysterious. First, it has a lightweight market cap and deep decline, leaving room for explosion; second, the MEME narrative inherently relies on emotion— a strong concept can easily ignite market enthusiasm. As PEPE rises, other animal-themed tokens like DOGE and TURBO also follow suit, indicating that capital is actively hunting in the MEME sector.
But opportunities come with risks. Even the best themes require proper judgment; going All In is always a big taboo. Rational position management is the key to long-term survival. There will definitely be more opportunities in the next wave of market movements, and the key is to stay alive until that moment.
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MissedTheBoat
· 01-06 10:50
It's the same old story, is the bottom pressure already exhausted? I've heard that a hundred times last year, haha.
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I understand the hype around MEME coins, but those who really go all in are probably just newbies, basically gambling on probabilities.
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Small-cap coins refusing to fall with the market? That's just because it's not their turn yet, be patient and wait.
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Liquidity pressure, fake rebounds... sounds professional, but when it really matters, no one can save your position.
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Waiting to survive until the next wave? Just survive this wave first and see, haha.
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A light market with lots of room—this saying is partly right and partly wrong, it all depends on when you get in.
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PEPE's recent surge was indeed fierce, but with a MEME coin as the leader, how far this rebound can go is really hard to say.
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Position management sounds easy, but in practice, it's not that simple—one shaky hand and it's all in.
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Feels like every time it's "the bottom has arrived" or "a rebound is imminent," but then...
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OnchainGossiper
· 01-05 17:04
This wave of MEME madness, I finally understand it, but I'm just worried that greed will make people go all in again.
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The bottom selling pressure is exhausted. Hearing this makes my ears calloused, but the key is still to control your position size.
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PEPE's rally is indeed fierce, but who can really guarantee how high animal coins can rise this time?
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Under liquidity pressure, it's actually an opportunity for small coins to turn around. This logic is still somewhat interesting.
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Stop talking, you're trying to lure me into a full gamble again, right? I've learned my lesson.
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MEME narratives feed on emotions, that's true, but emotions can turn around faster than flipping a book.
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When positioning for DOGE and TURBO, some people already made a killing. Now, most of the chasing are just the bagholders.
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Waiting alive for the next wave—that's more valuable than anything else.
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Position management is easy to understand but hard to implement. Out of ten people, none can truly do it.
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In the context of the Federal Reserve's repurchase operations, I actually think this rebound is just a false fire.
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POAPlectionist
· 01-05 14:27
Alright, it's MEME season again. It's always the same routine, but indeed, All In is a free gift...
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I didn't chase PEPE this wave. It feels like too much emotional hype. The key is how to manage your position.
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The market is light, but the risk is also very light. People who follow the trend end up regretting it.
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I have to say, MEME coins rely on their传播力 (spreadability). Once a hot topic passes, it's over. We still need to be more rational.
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Wait, Bitcoin breaks down while small altcoins are still rising? This signal is a bit strange...
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Position management has really saved me many times. Just look at the expressions of those old guys going all in haha.
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In the context of tight liquidity, PEPE's rise feels like there's something invisible driving it behind the scenes.
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DOGE is also rising along with it. This is the rhythm of small coins moving together, maybe it's really the end.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 01-03 11:20
Another PEPE hype article, I don't believe you at all
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Altcoins rebound? I think it's just a new way for funds to cut leeks
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All In people are long gone, still pretending to be rational here
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I'm tired of hearing "liquidity pressure," but it still drops
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MEME is really driven by emotions, but our wallets can't afford this emotion
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Stop following the trend, this is how the bottom is always hyped
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Position management is correct, but the premise is that you have positions to hold until then
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Small coins refusing to fall together? It shows retail investors haven't sold out yet
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Wake up, the ignition point of the rebound won't last long
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The key is to stay alive? Bro, this wave might be the last you see before the next one
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VirtualRichDream
· 01-03 11:19
Alright, to be honest, I think PEPE's recent move looks a bit shaky. The market cap is light, but I'm just worried about a dump.
This rebound definitely has that vibe, but brothers who went all in are probably having a hard time sleeping now.
MEME coins just ride the hype; once the hype fades, it's game over quickly. It's better to keep some reserves.
The bottom is not wrong, but who knows where the bottom is? My only advice is two words—hang in there.
For small-cap coins, collective rallying is nothing new; those who've been through a few rounds understand this pattern. After one round of profit-taking, they disperse.
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On-ChainDiver
· 01-03 10:56
Alright, PEPE this wave does have some substance, but don't go all in following the trend, brothers.
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It's another MEME coin hype, I'm tired of this routine.
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The market is fragile and easy to crash, be cautious when taking on positions.
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Under liquidity pressure, opportunities actually arise; just listen and don't take it too seriously.
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Waiting for the next wave to be the real winner, that's quite true.
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PEPE's rise is pulling other animal coins up; it's true that funds are hunting.
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Position management is really more important than choosing coins; I get that.
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Has the bottom selling pressure been exhausted? Why do I feel there's still more?
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MEME narratives feeding on emotions, no problem with that, just see who takes the final baton.
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What does it mean if small coins don't fall with the market? Isn't it just the whales protecting the market?
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All In players haven't survived until now, that's no lie.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 01-03 10:53
It's PEPE again, MEME again, this routine is played out, brother.
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Sounds good, but isn't it just a gambler's mentality? I just want to know who can really hold up without going All In.
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Liquidity pressure? We're just trying to catch the bottom, don't dress it up so fancy.
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Small coins refusing to follow the dip is true, but how long can this rebound last? I can't bet on that.
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Position management makes sense, but how many people can actually do it in reality? Anyway, I haven't done it before.
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I agree that MEME feeds on emotions, but the problem is that emotions come quickly and go just as fast.
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The bottom selling pressure is exhausted? Then why am I still buying the dip? It must be that I came too late.
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Waiting alive for the next wave, easy to say. Those who cut losses might be crying their eyes out now.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-03 10:53
It's already at the bottom, so what are you afraid of? PEPE's recent move is indeed quite fierce.
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MEME coins are popping up one after another, indicating that funds are indeed looking for opportunities.
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But going all-in can really wipe you out; I've seen too many people lose everything.
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I accept the signal that small coins refuse to follow the decline; it feels like a rebound is indeed near.
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Having a light position is great; it rises very quickly, and dropping just as fast haha.
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The key is still position management; if you don't do this well, no matter how much you earn, it's all in vain.
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PEPE is driving the entire MEME sector to take off; this round of linkage shows that funds are serious.
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Surviving and waiting for the next wave is the real way; there's no need to rush.
#美联储回购协议计划 PEPE's recent rally is not without cause. In the context of market liquidity facing pressure, altcoins have already bottomed out and have instead become the trigger for a rebound. Although Bitcoin shows signs of breaking down, many smaller coins are refusing to follow suit—this precisely indicates that the selling pressure at the bottom has been exhausted, and a rebound is imminent.
PEPE has become the ignition point of this upward movement, and the reasons are not mysterious. First, it has a lightweight market cap and deep decline, leaving room for explosion; second, the MEME narrative inherently relies on emotion— a strong concept can easily ignite market enthusiasm. As PEPE rises, other animal-themed tokens like DOGE and TURBO also follow suit, indicating that capital is actively hunting in the MEME sector.
But opportunities come with risks. Even the best themes require proper judgment; going All In is always a big taboo. Rational position management is the key to long-term survival. There will definitely be more opportunities in the next wave of market movements, and the key is to stay alive until that moment.