Industry-renowned analyst James Wynn has made an aggressive prediction, claiming that PEPE's market cap must surpass 69 billion before 2026—implying that either the goal is achieved or the account is canceled. It sounds like a flag-planting statement, but it reflects a common optimistic sentiment within the Meme coin community.
The DOGE community has set a target of $7.2, while the SHIB community is discussing the possibility of reaching $0.1. This is the power of consensus.
But what is the reality? PEPE's current market cap is only around $2.8 billion. This means that to meet the expectation, it needs to increase by 25 times. How crazy is that? There are already voices in the market talking about PEPE hitting $1.
Even more interesting is that Meme assets related to the Elon Musk concept have recently started to stir. Is this a coincidence, or a sign of a new Meme craze? Perhaps the current surge is just the beginning of the story.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 01-07 14:11
25x? Are you dreaming or gambling? Anyway, I can't understand it
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James Wynn has bet his entire career on this. I bet he's more likely to delete his account
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Here we go again, every time it's about consensus, but isn't it just the same old scam to cut the leeks
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PEPE to $1... talking as if it's really going to happen, we all need to wake up
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Elon Musk's concept is stirring, isn't this just another sign of a pump and dump
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A 25x increase and I would go all in... Just kidding haha, I want to live to see next year
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These people really dare to think, I can't even laugh if SHIB hits 0.1
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Feels like a story being told, and stories usually end the same way
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Is the current increase the beginning of the story? Then the ending will definitely be a climax of losses
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CryptoPunster
· 01-07 04:40
Smiling and going all-in on this trade, I wake up to find myself as James Wynn's living teaching material
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25x growth? This isn't investing, it's just betting on when Elon Musk will tweet again
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DOGE at 7.2, SHIB at 0.1, and we group of retail investors just hope to break even—that's the consensus
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The big shot sets a flag to delete their account, we set a flag to go home and sell our houses, who wins is really hard to say
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Is the current increase the beginning of the story? I think it more resembles the prologue of my huge loss
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The optimistic mood in the Meme coin community = we're all pretending not to see the negative numbers in our wallets
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25x increase? Wake up, brother, that sounds like the next signal to get cut
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 01-06 10:27
Really daring to set a flag, I haven't seen many cases of betting on account cancellations. But on the other hand, a 25x increase... sounds a bit crazy, but who can predict Meme coin stuff?
Elon Musk's concept is also moving again, and it seems like there's some real signal. Should I enter now or wait? This needs some careful thought.
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UnluckyMiner
· 01-05 21:51
Damn, James Wynn really dares to set a flag. I have to give him credit for betting on account cancellations.
25x... easy to say, but actually hitting that would be truly outrageous.
DOGE at 7 dollars? SHIB at 0.1? These people must be sleepwalking, I don't believe it.
Anyway, I'll just wait and see what happens with the Musk concept. If another wave comes, I'll admit defeat.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-05 21:50
Double your investment 25 times? James Wynn, this guy really dares to make a flag. If you ask me, he's just gambling on his career.
But speaking of which, DOGE already called out 7.2, why can't PEPE multiply 25 times? Meme coins are like that—either skyrocket or stay flat forever.
Is the Elon Musk concept coin moving again? This rhythm feels a bit familiar. It seems the next wave is really coming.
2.8 billion to 69 billion, sounds crazy, but who dared to believe last year? Anyway, I'll get on board first.
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consensus_whisperer
· 01-05 21:48
25x? Bro, this isn't a prediction, it's writing a novel... But the Meme community buys into this, as long as enough people believe, it can become self-fulfilling. Scary.
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MetaMisery
· 01-05 21:28
25x? James Wynn really dares to make a bold prediction—by 2026, either skyrocket or delete the account. That move is pretty intense.
PEPE went from 2.8 billion to 69 billion, basically betting on Musk's concept to make a comeback. I think it's pretty uncertain.
This time is different; the consensus is clear. DOGE is aiming for 7.2, SHIB for 0.1, now it's PEPE's turn to hit 1 dollar. Who knows?
Honestly, looking at the meme coin community like this, it really feels like it might just be the beginning—just the beginning.
Industry-renowned analyst James Wynn has made an aggressive prediction, claiming that PEPE's market cap must surpass 69 billion before 2026—implying that either the goal is achieved or the account is canceled. It sounds like a flag-planting statement, but it reflects a common optimistic sentiment within the Meme coin community.
The DOGE community has set a target of $7.2, while the SHIB community is discussing the possibility of reaching $0.1. This is the power of consensus.
But what is the reality? PEPE's current market cap is only around $2.8 billion. This means that to meet the expectation, it needs to increase by 25 times. How crazy is that? There are already voices in the market talking about PEPE hitting $1.
Even more interesting is that Meme assets related to the Elon Musk concept have recently started to stir. Is this a coincidence, or a sign of a new Meme craze? Perhaps the current surge is just the beginning of the story.