A new week is here. Will PEPE soar to the sky or fall into a deadlock? Let's first break down the possible market scenarios.

If PEPE breaks through resistance and surges, it’s basically a sign that the market is completely crazy — but there’s a practical issue here: the upward momentum has been exhausted after two weeks. Many people might not have even caught the PEPE train; they see the gains and feel envious but dare not chase. Frankly, it’s human nature causing this, and this is often the easiest time to get caught.

If PEPE enters a narrow range of consolidation, that’s actually a good sign — the market can stabilize and catch its breath, continuing to build bullish enthusiasm. This kind of sideways movement often sets the stage for the next rally.

Another possibility is a direct pullback. Although it looks uncomfortable, it’s actually a process of cleansing emotions. It shakes out retail investors, clearing the way for continued upward movement later. Among these three scenarios, which one is most likely to happen depends on the specific market performance.