What top creators are saying about Pepe(PEPE)— Page 2

Identified as an early high-conviction play within the current memecoin trend.

Experienced an anomalous price spike reaching an extreme valuation, which is likely a data error or a 'MEV' (Maximal Extractable Value) exploit, not a genuine market movement. Investors should exercise extreme caution.

Considered a good speculative buy for a potential 5x to 10x rally if its market cap falls into the $50 million to $100 million range.

A recent 64% relief rally is dismissed as insignificant hype, as the token is still down nearly 90% from its all-time high. The analyst warns investors not to buy into it.

Used as an example of a meme coin with no intrinsic value, representing a market meta of pure speculation that may be shifting in favor of protocols with strong fundamentals.

Showing strong bounces, up 26.1% in 24h and 24.6% in 7d, and is identified as a 'fastest horse' leading altcoin rallies.

Cited as an example of the meme coin narrative that the market has grown fatigued with, which is described as having ultimately devolved into scams and 'grift'.

Used as a historical example of an asset that produced enormous returns for those who bought during 'peak fear', illustrating the 'meme coin super cycle' narrative of the last bull run.

The chart structure looks bearish, has lost key support, and is at risk of a 'full retrace' of its entire recent move up.

Highlighted as a past success that came from buying dips.

Experienced a rapid rise in April 2023, going from zero to a $1 billion market cap in days, demonstrating that significant crypto opportunities can emerge unexpectedly.

Described as 'getting absolutely obliterated' after a brief pop early in the year. The initial pop was viewed as a prime shorting opportunity and it is suggested as the short side of a pair trade.

Noted as a meme coin showing strength and volume, but the speaker is watching for a 'push up and a drop' to a key support level before considering a trade.

Considered a safer bet for larger capital that is expected to deliver 'a few X's' in a bull market, but without the explosive returns of smaller coins.

Noted as an important tracker due to its leading position since the yearly open. Investors should monitor for continued momentum.

A speculative play that is expected to have 'explosive pumps again' once the broader crypto market is clearly in a bull market.

Despite recent bounces, the long-term trend is described as 'abysmal' and 'down only.' Considered at best a short-term range trade, not a long-term investment.

Has seen significant gains of 50-100%+ this year, outperforming 'revenue-driven utility tokens', suggesting the market is driven by attention and positioning.

Considered a high-risk, high-reward opportunity, having recently added $1B to its market cap.

Mentioned as being outperformed by USELESS coin in the recent rally.

Bearish long-term outlook for 2026. The thesis is that 'old meme coins' are unlikely to experience another mania. The recommended strategy is to wait for a significant rally (e.g., 60-70%) and then short the asset as long-term holders will likely sell.

Mentioned as part of a bullish meme coin rally that improved market sentiment, with performance noted as up 68% year-to-date.

Saw a huge resurgence, up 65% in the first week of 2026, suggesting speculative risk appetite is returning to the market.

Mentioned as having experienced a recent rally, which Floki's potential breakout is being compared to.

The recent rally in memecoins like Pepe was noted as an important indicator that broader 'risk sentiment' is returning to the crypto market, which is often a bullish sign for the asset class as a whole.

Its 65% price increase in one week indicates that high risk appetite and speculative interest are returning to the crypto market.

Up 70% in early 2026, suggesting a high-risk, high-reward opportunity.

Mentioned as a prime example of a meme coin that is 'waking up' and 'rallying hard.' It is considered a high-risk, high-reward play, and the speaker advises waiting for a pullback to support before entering a position.

Part of the memecoin category that has seen recent surges (+70% YTD) but is expected to experience a 'major, panic-inducing flush' in January.

The strong performance of major memecoins like PEPE indicates an upcoming 'memecoin season'.

Sustained daily gains are signaling a return of risk appetite, suggesting potential for further upside. It is highlighted as an inter-cycle indicator whose performance could foreshadow broader market sentiment shifts.

Experienced a 50% pump, which is seen as a catalyst for a broader memecoin rally.

Has shown a significant 75% gain since the new year, with daily gains being held, and a sustained upward trend suggests potential continued momentum.

Described as an established leader to consider, which pumped 50% and added $1B in market cap.

Used as a comparison point, with the analysis suggesting USELESS has greater growth potential due to its lower valuation.

Mentioned as a major memecoin that has seen 'aggressive moves', used as a positive comparison for the potential of other memecoins.

Experienced a recent 50%+ surge, which is setting the stage for other memecoins.

Has surged nearly 50% with strong upward momentum, suggesting potential for further gains. Historical patterns suggest pumps often lead to further rallies.

Up 33% and showing strong gains, with the current rally seen as a preview of a potential 'melt-up' in the memecoin market.

Mentioned as a memecoin that could experience a significant rally, as memecoin dominance is near all-time lows, which has historically preceded such events, suggesting a potential 'meltup'.

Mentioned as an example of an older 'vaporware' altcoin to avoid or short, as it is likely to underperform.

Mentioned as a larger meme coin with a $1.7B market cap, used as a point of comparison to highlight the potential undervaluation of other assets.

Mentioned as part of a group that saw significant rallies in February 2024, with current conditions mirroring that setup (oversold, low dominance) and suggesting a potential 'meltup' and explosive rally.

Mentioned as a historical example of an asset that experienced a pullback pattern before a parabolic move.

Cited as an example of a memecoin that experienced a significant pullback before reaching a multi-billion dollar valuation.

Used as a benchmark for comparison, it is noted to have significantly fewer large holders (only 31 wallets with >$10,000) than competitor SPX, despite its high market cap.

Used as a negative comparison to SPX, highlighting that despite its high market cap, it has a very low number of large holders, suggesting weaker conviction among its investor base.

Described as one of the 'stupidest products you've ever seen' and a 'grift' to be avoided. Framed as pure gambling, not a legitimate investment.

Very bearish outlook, expecting it to be 'rinsed' and fully retrace back to its base around the 134 level.

Considered a top gainer for potential short-term opportunities.