PEPE just hit $8.7 billion in trading volume while adding $1 billion to market cap. Think about that ratio for a second—nearly nine bucks in trades needed to generate one dollar of actual value growth. That's not how accumulation works. Real believers don't need a 9:1 volume-to-cap ratio. They add positions gradually, steadily. This kind of extreme disparity? That's pure momentum chasing. Traders rotating in and out, frontrunning each other, trying to catch the wave. The distribution pattern is pretty clear when you look at the data this way. Volume that massive relative to market cap gains isn't conviction—it's the opposite. It's noise masquerading as growth.
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MidsommarWallet
· 3h ago
A 9:1 trading volume exchange rate, this is outrageous... pure manipulation to harvest retail investors.
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Token_Sherpa
· 01-07 04:52
9:1 volume-to-cap ratio is just velocity trap theater ngl... this is what ponzinomics looks like when you chart it out. bootstrapping liquidity doesn't work this way, never has
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ChainPoet
· 01-07 04:50
A 9x increase to 1x, this wave is purely a game of hot potato.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 01-07 04:47
A 9:1 ratio... Honestly, it's a bit outrageous. This is just pure leek farming.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-07 04:44
The 9:1 ratio is hilarious; this is just pure leek-cutting rhythm.
PEPE just hit $8.7 billion in trading volume while adding $1 billion to market cap. Think about that ratio for a second—nearly nine bucks in trades needed to generate one dollar of actual value growth. That's not how accumulation works. Real believers don't need a 9:1 volume-to-cap ratio. They add positions gradually, steadily. This kind of extreme disparity? That's pure momentum chasing. Traders rotating in and out, frontrunning each other, trying to catch the wave. The distribution pattern is pretty clear when you look at the data this way. Volume that massive relative to market cap gains isn't conviction—it's the opposite. It's noise masquerading as growth.