#Meme币行情 PEPE surges 80% in four days. This wave of market movement definitely grabs attention. But I need to clarify an important point with everyone: a bull market is a bull market, Meme coins are Meme coins—two different things.

The true drivers of industry trends are always BTC and ETH, these two anchors. Only when Bitcoin and Ethereum confirm the trend can other sectors take turns. The sudden surge of Meme coins? Often, it's like a rebound in a bear market—seemingly full of hope, but in reality, often just a way to better harvest new retail investors entering the market.

In recent days, PEPE's rise has shown clear signs of divergence. On-chain data indicates that major players have basically exited. Short-term gains do not represent a trend reversal; chasing high is actually like cocking a gun at your own foot. Those caught at high levels and trying to average down by adding positions probably feel this most deeply.

Honestly, the most dangerous thing in trading isn't misjudging the market, but being blinded by greed. If you don't understand a market trend, set it aside first—don't let FOMO emotions scatter your rationality. True opportunities always favor those who can endure loneliness and have clear judgment.

As long as the green mountains remain, there's no fear of running out of firewood. The future of Web3 belongs to long-term thinkers, not to those who chase quick gains and sell in panic.