2026-01-10 00:24:25

$PEPE's market activity exploded today🔥

From 0.00000612 to 0.00000643, the increase isn't huge, but this wave's momentum is truly exceptional. Social media is flooded with screenshots—cost basis, current price, various lock-up positions. The 46 trillion trading volume has even stirred up the entire market.

What do the underlying traders say?

First, those high-position holders: "Don't ask, it's just a beautiful scenery. Just another 1% increase and I can break even." There are also leveraged traders joking: "This isn't just a coin, it's like opening the turbo on a printing press." The most outrageous are the new entrants, fresh greenhorns who have never seen such a magical K-line trend before, watching the charts kneeling down, like reading an ECG.

Spectators are also amused, starting to tease each other in the comment section—who has the most outrageous profit screenshot, who has the most exaggerated loss. Some post their holding costs, others calculate how many zeros they still need to reach to get in. This is the daily life in the crypto world: when the market moves, the community becomes lively.

The real highlight isn't how much the price has increased, but the market enthusiasm. The active trading volume indicates that market sentiment is still strong. Are you waiting for a rebound, or are you waiting for the next opportunity?

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-12 23:40

A 46 trillion trading volume is incredible. It feels like the bottom is moving, now just see if it can break the previous high.

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FlashLoanKing

· 01-12 14:29

A 46 trillion trading volume is truly impressive. This is the kind of warmth the crypto world should have—stop with the fake stuff.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-10 12:42

A $46 trillion trading volume is no joke; this level of enthusiasm is indeed something. --- Another bunch of people screenshotting and showing off, I just watch silently. --- Newbies are really something; first time seeing this kind of scene, they probably got scared. --- Even a small increase can trigger such a big reaction, indicating that the market sentiment is still alive. --- That line "It's just the scenery" from the high-position standstill made me laugh to death. When can scenery be used as food? --- And those who compare who lost more in the comment section are the real ones; the crypto community just loves this kind of thing.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-10 02:52

A 46 trillion trading volume—that's the real highlight, much more impressive than the price increase itself. Isn't this just the daily routine in the crypto world? When the market moves, everyone gets active. Here comes another wave of new retail investors coming in to send money. The dream of getting out of trouble isn't even over, and another round of losses is coming. Trading volume is speaking; the sentiment is still there, but I'm just afraid that a turn of the head will wipe everything out. Focusing on hype is less important than watching the distribution; that's the key. Those waiting for a rebound are all losing money, and those waiting for opportunities aren't getting good results.

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SleazyOldDong

· 01-10 02:26

This round needs to reach 0.00000475 to see if it can hold steady. If it can't, it might go down again.

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GateUser-02b5f211

· 01-10 01:29

New Year Wealth Explosion 🤑

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ForkMaster

· 01-10 00:54

What’s the use of a 46 trillion trading volume? The project teams still run after they finish siphoning off funds. It’s all just a scheme of wealth secrets.

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StableGenius

· 01-10 00:54

empirically speaking, this is just retail fomo theater dressed up as price action. the volume spike tells you everything—not because it's bullish, but because it reveals how desperate the bag holders are. i warned about this exact pattern months ago.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-10 00:53

A 46 trillion trading volume is so intense, it feels less like a genuine rise and more like the prelude to a mass sell-off of the little guys. --- It's the same old story, screenshots everywhere, and tomorrow we'll probably see everyone collectively bearish again. --- With such a small increase, people are already bragging—crypto enthusiasts really have a low happiness threshold. --- I just want to know how much of this 46 trillion trading volume is from bots trading with themselves. --- First-time new investors probably got scared when they saw this scene—poor guys. --- Waiting for a rebound? Brother, this is a rebound, but it might not last. --- High community activity = close to a sell-off, this rule never fails. --- I've seen plenty of screenshots of cost basis; usually, the next day they start crying for help. --- Leverage guy is right, it really looks like printing money, but who will be the last to hold the bag is hard to say.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 01-10 00:52

A 46 trillion trading volume is truly outrageous, but that's the fate of PEPE, always betting on the hype. --- If those holding positions at high levels could really get out, I would stream myself eating a keyboard. But in reality? Still have to kneel and hold. --- The analogy of new retail investors looking at K-line charts like ECGs is brilliant. Why not say EEG instead? --- Another day of artificially inflated trading volume, retail investors are having fun, but where are the institutions? --- Is the market hot? I think this is just the last rally before a dip to cut the chives. Old trick. --- The more active people are in this heat, the faster they lose money. Place your bets, everyone. --- Friends still buying in at a cost price with a bunch of zeros, I suggest you stop calculating. Save your brain cells.

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