Meme coins suddenly surge collectively, with astonishing 24-hour gains

The recent days have seen high enthusiasm in the crypto space. The Meme sector has experienced a significant rally: PEPE surged over 24% in a single day, while mainstream Meme coins like DOGE and SHIB also increased by over 15%. Looking at these numbers, it’s easy to be attracted, and the market is filled with various voices—Is a bull market coming? Or is this just another trap?

From the data, this rally is indeed fierce. PEPE has gained nearly 46% over the past seven days, with trading volume skyrocketing by 481%. Such a sudden release of volume is not a small matter. On the technical side, the outlook also looks good—EMA bullish alignment, MACD forming a golden cross—these are all bullish signals. But there is a detail worth noting—the RSI has already hit 74.24, entering the obvious overbought zone.

The capital flow logic is actually quite clear. Macro liquidity expectations are improving, and many funds are rotating from mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum into high-risk assets like Meme coins. This is a common phenomenon at market bottoms—risk appetite is rising.

But think calmly: the sudden surge of these established Meme coins is usually not the start of a trend reversal. More often, it’s the existing capital engaging in a "lightning attack." These coins tend to have small market caps and poor liquidity, so a small amount of capital can create the illusion of quick riches, attracting a wave of follow-up traders. The problem is, if Bitcoin and DeFi giants don’t follow with substantial gains, this rally is like a concert without a lead singer—quickly dispersing, and the risks are obvious.

What are the smart money doing now? First, they generally avoid chasing after positions that surge over 20% in a single day, as their cost disadvantages are evident. Second, they are closely monitoring key indicators—whether Bitcoin can hold critical support levels, whether stablecoins continue to see capital inflows. These factors determine the true direction of the market. Additionally, they will keep some cash on hand, waiting for signals of market despair before taking action, because in a bull market, false moves are common, and real opportunities often appear when market sentiment is at its coldest.

Another angle worth paying attention to is finding assets with new stories. Not all Meme coins are the same—those that can self-update and are supported by new concepts tend to have more fundamental backing, rather than just following hype.

Ultimately, investing is not about betting on who will rise tomorrow. The real logic is whether you can still survive in this market three years from now. Don’t let FOMO trap your judgment, and don’t let emotions make decisions for your wallet. Many have already paid tuition for this lesson.