Market signals are shifting. As we enter 2026, former star coins are suddenly becoming active. PEPE's single-day increase reached 22 percentage points, driving DOGE and the recent hot spot PUP to collectively strengthen, and market enthusiasm has clearly heated up. Many traders say that pulling the market up has become easier, as if there's no pressure at all.

This time is a bit different. Although Bitcoin and Ethereum remain stable, market attention has shifted to those former main characters—old-school meme coins like MEW and POPCAT are suddenly experiencing a flow of funds back in. What does this reflect? Perhaps it indicates that the community base and market consensus are quietly shifting. After a year of consolidation, those who should have entered early have already done so. Now, pushing the market higher faces the least resistance. To determine whether this is a test of the market or a true signal, the key is to watch the flow of funds—money is chasing new projects but also rapidly flowing back into old coins. This pattern itself is worth paying attention to.

But don’t get too excited. There are always two types of people prone to pitfalls in the market: one is those who got in last year and rush to cut their positions after a 20% rebound; the other is those who blindly follow the surge. The real entry signal should be considered only after the daily chart breaks through and stabilizes above the middle line; otherwise, it’s all illusion.

From the perspective of the coins, PUP, as a new hot concept, indeed has a story and explosive potential; DOGE, as the leader, remains relatively stable, but reaching $1 still requires time; PEPE aims for 1 cent but faces the pressure of a 420 trillion supply; SHIB is pushing forward with its coin-burning plan, but there’s still a long way to go.

The market may just be starting, but volatility will be intense. The key is to hold onto tokens with real value and not be easily shaken out. In this wave of market movement, mindset and strategy are equally important.