#Meme币发展 PEPE surged 80% in four days. This wave of market movement definitely caught people's attention, but I have to say: don't be blinded by short-term gains.

Carefully examining the market structure, PEPE is already showing clear signs of a bear market. The recent rebound is essentially the last wave of accumulation before the main players exit. Many people caught at high levels see the rebound and want to add positions to average down, which in reality means burying themselves even deeper. I've seen too many cases like this, and the ending is always the same—getting caught even deeper.

The core logic hasn't changed: market divergence has become a fact; not all coins are moving at the same pace. BTC and ETH are the key to determining the overall direction. The meme sector is always a follow-the-leader type, and expecting it to independently support a new rally is just self-deception.

From a trading perspective, most of the experts chasing PEPE have already exited at this point, leaving mostly retail investors' emotions to continue the momentum. The risk-reward ratio has already become seriously unbalanced. Instead of stubbornly holding onto an uncertain opportunity, it's better to wait for those with real fundamentals and ongoing main force positioning.

The biggest taboo in trading is greed. Chasing rallies and selling on dips will only lead to self-destruction. As long as the green mountains remain, there will be sustainable profits. The real opportunities in this wave of market movement are still ahead.