Ever wonder how PEPE's major price swings worked in 2023-2024? There was actually a pattern.



The cycle followed a "High to High, Low to Low" rhythm. Each peak window sat roughly the same distance from the next peak window. Same story for the bottoms.

What made it interesting? The spacing was consistent enough that if you caught the pattern early, you could map out potential turning points. Not exact science, but the intervals held up surprisingly well across multiple cycles.

Now here's the thing - markets evolve. That 2023-2024 playbook might not copy-paste into today. But understanding how these cycles worked back then? Still useful for spotting when something similar might be brewing.

Pattern recognition isn't about predicting the future. It's about knowing what questions to ask when price action starts looking familiar.
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ImaginaryWhalevip
· 12-05 17:07
Haha, here we go recycling old tricks again. Who hasn't seen the 2023-2024 market trends? Still trying to use old routines to cut new leeks?
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PumpDetectorvip
· 12-05 16:54
nah the spacing breaks down soon as whales smell fresh retail money tho... seen this movie before 🤐
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GasFeeSobbervip
· 12-05 16:50
NGL, this kind of pattern tracing has a bit of hindsight bias... But honestly, the rhythm from '23-'24 was incredible. I'm still wondering when it'll happen again.
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MEVHunter_9000vip
· 12-05 16:42
The PEPE trend from 23-24 was indeed easy to get fooled by backtesting... Are there still people trading with this strategy now?
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