- Jameson says PEPE’s chart is showing promise, while MaxBecauseBTC is still holding out for that $50B dream target
- On-chain data is mixed but improving, with more holders and large transactions sneaking up
- If this really is re-accumulation, the next leg could be wild — but we’re not there just yet
Meme season never really ends — it just rotates. And according to a few traders with their eyes locked on the charts, $PEPE might be gearing up for its next big move.
Jameson Says the Chart’s Cookin’
Crypto trader Jameson dropped a quick take on X saying, “$PEPE looking good here” — short and sweet. No fluff, just vibes. And honestly? The chart does look like it’s coiling up for something.
No overanalysis. Just a setup. And sometimes, that’s all you need.
MaxBecauseBTC Still Thinking $50B — Yep, You Read That Right
Meanwhile, MaxBecauseBTC hasn’t wavered a bit. He’s brushing off all the previous cycle top talk — the March, May, and December spikes — calling this phase “re-accumulation” before a massive next leg up.
His long-standing target? $50 billion market cap for PEPE. That’s not new — he’s been beating that drum since the days when PEPE’s cap was just $300M. And now, with the project maturing and attention building again, he’s doubling down.
BagCalls Eyes $10B “Soon” As Price Revisits Sept Levels
Trader BagCalls chimed in too, noting PEPE has returned to the same levels it saw back in September 2024, and he’s betting on a push toward a $10B valuation in the near term.
There’s movement under the surface, even if price action hasn’t popped yet. And as we know with meme coins… it usually moves fast when it moves.
IntoTheBlock & Coinglass Stats Show Mixed Signals
On-chain and derivatives data? Kinda messy, kinda interesting.
- Large transaction volume dropped 27.4%, but…
- Daily active addresses climbed 16.7%
- $100K+ transactions jumped from 161 to 175 in a day
- 346 new holders added — total now hovering near 420,000
- $2.01M in liquidations in the last 24 hours, mostly longs
- Derivatives volume up roughly 12%
So yeah — some volatility, some buildup, and maybe some early signs of rotation back into PEPE.
What’s Next? Meme Coin Madness or Just More Chop?
Right now, PEPE feels like it’s at that weird in-between stage — not fully trending, but definitely not dead. Traders are watching. New holders are trickling in. Whales are moving. And analysts are starting to throw around some bold market cap numbers again.
If we get a clean break from current levels, the narrative could shift fast. Especially if volume spikes and sentiment flips.
