Recently, there has been a very interesting phenomenon in the crypto world: PEPE took only 4 days to completely recover from the decline of the past two months. This actually exposes two core truths about the market.



First, liquidity has never truly dried up. The prolonged downward trend during that period? More like funds testing the bottom. Second, the surge of altcoins always comes as a surprise—they run wildly ahead of most people's hesitation.

Looking at Ethereum's movement makes this clear. From $1,400 directly to $5,000, this is not a coincidence but an inevitable result whenever Bitcoin's adjustments trigger a reorganization of funds. BTW, the valuation level of established mainstream coins like Dogecoin now already benchmarks the high point of Bitcoin at $40,000 during the last cycle. Don’t be fooled by short-term K-line charts.

XRP completed an 8-year growth curve in just two months; PEPE was even more aggressive—rising a thousandfold in 20 days. The reason why altcoins can pull off such feats is because they have been holding back for years, waiting for this 15-day main upward wave window.

The most heartbreaking part is that explosive growth is never a straight line. Many people panic when they see a V-shaped reversal and correction, thinking it’s just a technical adjustment, rushing in hastily, only to become bagholders. Ultimately, they are dazzled by the fluctuations of the daily K-line and fail to see where the true bottom of the trend lies.

In fact, some people already gave a warning at the beginning of the year: Ethereum at 2000 points is the starting point of the main upward wave. Those who missed out back then still face the risk of missing the next altcoin rally.

The simplest survival rule in the crypto world is this: use medium-term thinking to ride short-term volatility. Some projects in the Ethereum ecosystem are already gathering strength and could replicate PEPE’s surprise surge at any time. The opportunity is right here—it's up to you whether you dare to take action.
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TokenVelocityTraumavip
· 01-05 16:12
What does PEPE's four-day recovery after two months of decline indicate? It's just that those people didn't understand the candlestick charts at all and were completely fooled by the daily charts.
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RunWithRugsvip
· 01-05 06:53
Oh dear, it's the same old rhetoric, I'm already tired of hearing it --- Fixing the decline in two months in just 4 days? Basically, it's just the money from the retail investors flowing back in --- I just want to ask, how many people will become bagholders this time --- "Mid-term thinking riding short-term fluctuations"—sounds impressive, but it's actually just gambling --- Ethereum starting at 2000 points? No one was really going all-in back then --- The theory that altcoins suddenly attack, every round someone talks about it, and every round someone loses money --- PEPE's thousandfold increase, where were you then? Now you're just coming out to preach --- Liquidity not exhausted to explain two months of downward trend? That logic is a bit weak --- Talking about building momentum, isn't it just gambling on the next PEPE appearing --- After reading so many analyses, in the end, it still comes down to luck and courage
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QuietlyStakingvip
· 01-05 06:52
Here comes the theory of cutting leeks again, always sounding so convincing PEPE recovers from its two-month decline in four days, why didn't I catch this ride Sounds nice, but it's actually just gambling game rules Tired of the bottom testing rhetoric, I've heard it all before The ones who run fastest are always the insiders; retail investors like us are doomed to take the fall Ethereum from 1400 to 5000? Why didn't anyone wake me up back then? Now even armchair experts are talking about it in hindsight I understand that daily K-line charts can be deceptive, but how many people truly see through the real underlying signals As for altcoins, that's still a game for gamblers Mid-term thinking that relies on short-term fluctuations sounds appealing, but who will pay when you're losing money Opportunities are there, but risks are real and tangible
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GateUser-beba108dvip
· 01-05 06:49
Fixing 2 months of decline in 4 days? It shows that no one is really dumping at the bottom; it's all just a show.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 01-05 06:46
That's right, I was just fooled by the daily K-line, unable to see the overall trend clearly. --- PEPE has indeed been fierce this round, but the key is who can keep the rhythm. --- The bagholders are just too greedy, thinking a V-shaped reversal means they can pick up bargains. --- Mid-term thinking involves short-term fluctuations; it's easy to say but really hard to do. --- Liquidity has never dried up; I agree with the logic of testing the bottom. --- I've always said that the explosion of altcoins is a surprise attack; if you miss it, you miss it. --- Ethereum ecosystem is about to rise this round, feeling a bit restless. --- Everyone wants to tell a thousandfold story, but only a few actually benefit from it. --- The difficulty lies in not understanding where the true cards are. --- XRP has traveled 8 years in 2 months; experiencing this once is just exhilarating.
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DaoTherapyvip
· 01-05 06:44
It's the same old story, every time there's a surge, it's said to be "funds testing the bottom." Why is no one saying that when it drops? It's not just retail investors who are captivated by the daily K-line; maybe this phrase itself is also playing the same game. PEPE recovers two months of decline in four days? Let's see what happens in the next four days. It sounds nice, but it's basically betting that the next wave will take over. I just want to know what happens to those who can't catch it. The thousandfold myth appears in every cycle, but those who can tell the thousandfold story never miss out. What about you? Mid-term thinking involves short-term fluctuations, which sounds a hundred times easier than actual trading. Instead of researching the main upward wave window, it's better to first understand how much drawdown you can withstand.
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AirdropF5Brovip
· 01-05 06:27
Is this the same explanation again? PEPE's 4-day recovery from a decline has been hyped as the market truth? Why not mention those that haven't recovered? No matter how eloquently it's said, liquidity won't actively pour into my wallet; I still have to figure it out myself. How many people truly bought the dip from 1400 to 5000 on Ethereum? Most bought it halfway up the hill. Mid-term thinking that eats short-term fluctuations sounds simple, but a tremor in the hand can cause a full retreat. That XRP surge was indeed outrageous, but now those chasing the high are probably waiting for a V-shaped reversal to trap themselves. Stop fooling me; can this round of altcoins still surge? My wallet has already surrendered.
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