This week's discussions about PEPE have heated up again. To understand the reason, we need to start with a technical signal—the weekly MACD has just experienced a classic bullish crossover.

Looking back to the beginning of this year, meme coins experienced a collective resurgence in sentiment, and PEPE also rallied, with a truly impressive increase. Although there was a subsequent correction and the price fell back into "loss," it hasn't prevented some seasoned traders from re-evaluating it. Market voices are beginning to suggest that PEPE may have quietly accumulated at the bottom, and the next wave of imagination could see gains of even 3000% or more.

Let's take a closer look at what this signal actually indicates. Recently, analysts pointed out that PEPE's weekly chart has undergone a key change. The MACD line has crossed above the signal line, and the momentum histogram has shifted from red to green—this is a typical bullish crossover.

The key point is that this isn't just a short-term fluctuation like on the daily chart. The weekly level indicates a medium- to long-term trend signal. Historically, when the weekly MACD forms this pattern after a prolonged decline, it often signals that the market is transitioning from a "forgotten accumulation phase" to a new upward phase.

Many traders actually underestimate the role of the weekly MACD in identifying true bottoms. Such signals usually don't just lead to a few days of rebound but are accompanied by structural changes—such as rounded bottoms, trend reversals, and the gradual accumulation of buying power. Therefore, this wave is not just an ordinary rebound but more like the beginning of a trend reversal.