Recently, PEPE's strong performance has indeed attracted a lot of attention. Observations show that this rally is closely linked to the continuous promotion by certain top traders on social media, who even opened 10x leveraged long positions. But honestly, the rhythm of Meme coin markets is really hard to predict.

Take PEPE as an example. It experienced a full seven months of sideways consolidation, during which many retail investors still hopeful about altcoins gradually exited. I myself also fully sold off before Christmas—rather than a tactical choice, it was simply that this wave of gains was not meant for someone at my level to participate.

Looking back, I actually waited a long time for this altcoin rally, only for it to truly start after I sold. A bit regretful, but also at peace with it. The essence of trading tells us that the upper limit of profit is often bounded by our own cognitive boundaries. Especially for fast-rising and sharply falling assets like altcoins, risk and opportunity often coexist.

My observation is that when small on-chain projects start flooding the market again, this round of rally is probably nearing its peak. Market cycles repeat in this way; the key is to find a rhythm you can grasp.