Could PEPE Be Positioning for a Breakout That Outpaces Ethereum in the Next Market Cycle?
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Could PEPE be quietly reloading for a sharp breakout that outpaces ETH in the next cycle? Ethereum and PEPE have emerged as primary market drivers following BTC’s recent cooldown. Current data favors ETH’s steady advance, but PEPE’s pattern suggests a classic reload phase. Since Bitcoin [BTC] cooled, Ethereum [ETH] and Pepe [PEPE] have diverged sharply. ETH is steadily grinding higher with consistent 3%+ weekly gains, showing strong, sustained momentum. PEPE, meanwhile, remains choppy and range-bound, struggling to break out. The question is whether ETH is quietly becoming the rotation alpha, capitalizing on steady strength, while PEPE stalls – or if PEPE is simply reloading for a sharp breakout that could outpace Ethereum next cycle. Capital rotation in full swing As flagged by COINOTAG, rotational flows have been flooding into Ethereum, sparking a powerful breakout and rewarding holders with a hefty 50% monthly ROI. But PEPE is stealing the spotlight, blasting off with a scorching 72% monthly gain. Even PEPE/BTC snapped out of its slump, shaking off yearly lows to reclaim momentum. Source: TradingView (PEPE/BTC) Consequently, both ETH/BTC and PEPE/BTC have etched solid support floors, signaling smart money is actively cycling between these high-conviction setups. But PEPE’s price action is pure volatility fuel — its pair dumped nearly 15% in under five days, while ETH/BTC’s pullback is a modest 5%. Ethereum’s MACD stays bullish, backing a momentum rebound, with capital likely rotating back as BTC grinds sideways. That said, subtle on-chain signals suggest PEPE isn’t sitting on the sidelines. Hence, setting up a classic volatility swing in this ongoing rotation game. Fast profits or steady climb: Which strategy will work? Ethereum’s strategic reset is underway after months of sideways chop, with institutional flows treating $2,500 as a prime dip-buy zone — smart money clearly eyeing a strong spot base. Meanwhile, PEPE’s…
