Since the market crash earlier this month, Pepe Coin has been oscillating between panic selling and potential support, hitting cyclical lows during the massive liquidation. Technical indicators show signs of being oversold and are retesting historical demand near key price levels—this could signal the start of consolidation or a reversal, provided buyers enter the market. PEPE's recent price history also exhibits typical memecoin volatility: heavy buying by whales and active participation from retail investors fueled the significant surge in early 2026, while the expansion of the overall memecoin market capitalization has injected significant liquidity into the sector. $PEPE remains one of the most cyclical and sentiment-driven tokens in the cryptocurrency space. Short-term price movements largely depend on risk appetite and Bitcoin's stability—but technical support and community engagement suggest that it may enter a consolidation phase or experience significant volatility-driven swings if risk appetite recovers. #PEPE #MEME

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Don't let $ETH at $3,400 become your next "starting point of regret." Many missed out on ETH at $1,000 and $2,000. Now that it's at $3,400, you start to wonder if it's "too high." But on-chain data tells us: Ethereum's fundamentals are stronger than at any point in its history. Destruction volume exceeds issuance, staked assets are increasing, and DEX trading is rebounding, signaling a full-scale explosion in the L2 ecosystem. It's not that you don't have the opportunity to enter the market; you simply don't believe in the value when it's undervalued. When the real explosion arrives, the mainstream market will simply say: You should have bought in earlier. ETH isn't a meme; it's the underlying asset of the digital world. $3,400 is an opportunity to invest in understanding, not an excuse to avoid it. $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT)

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