Date: Tue, February 4, 2025 | 04:05 AM GMT
The cryptocurrency market is staging a strong comeback after a sharp sell-off, with Bitcoin (BTC) reclaiming the $99K level after dipping to $91K. Ethereum (ETH) has also bounced back, surging from $2,100 to $2,700.
Among the biggest gainers in this recovery is Pepe (PEPE), Ethereum’s top memecoin, which has rebounded 13% from its recent low of $0.0000079, now trading around $0.000010.
Source: Coinmarketcap
Crypto analyst Jameson sees this recovery as a major turning point for PEPE. He highlights key technical signals that suggest a potential bottom is in:
Pepe (PEPE) Daily Chart/Source: @jamesonxbt (X)
Jameson believes this marks a trend reversal and expects PEPE to follow Ethereum’s lead in the coming weeks:
"I expect ETH to start outperforming here soon, and PEPE to follow suit as the top ETH beta. Many are not prepared for what's coming. ETH is about to go nuclear, and PEPE will act as leveraged ETH."
Looking at the PEPE daily chart, analysts note a setup similar to Q1 2024, when PEPE skyrocketed over 10x in value. If history repeats itself and Ethereum climbs from $2,700 toward $4K, PEPE could see another explosive rally.
For traders watching memecoins, PEPE remains a key token to monitor as the broader crypto market shows renewed strength.
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