The target price of the overseas PEPE community has skyrocketed to 1 dollar?

To be honest, this pattern is indeed fierce. I originally thought calling for $0.1 was already crazy, but overseas players directly raised the ceiling to $1. However, upon closer inspection, this logic chain is quite interesting:

Why could DOGE surge to $0.7 back then, but PEPE can't? They're both meme coins, driven by community consensus. Technical analysis? In the world of meme coins, candlestick charts and fundamentals have never been the main characters—collective belief is. Remember those who once mocked DOGE for reaching $1? Now they're probably regretting in a corner.

More importantly, when an expectation is repeatedly reinforced by the global community, it often becomes self-fulfilling. This is not metaphysics; it is group psychology.

Those friends who are still calculating circulation and market cap—wake up, do you think you can use mathematical logic with Meme coins? That's like explaining quantum mechanics to a goldfish.

My view is simple:

If you hold spot, don't easily let go below $0.01. A pullback? That's a buying opportunity the market gives, not a panic signal. As for the number $1, it might just be the starting point for some more exaggerated target.

In summary: When the global community starts to dream collectively, what you should do is not to question, but to decide whether to join. If you don't believe it now, will you chase after it when it really rises to $0.1? By then, you might not even see the taillights.

(Serious risk warning: Meme coins are highly volatile, they can make you rich overnight or drop to zero in an instant, do not engage if you do not have a strong heart.)