Meme coins have shown some gains this year, with PEPE performing the most eye-catching—initially surged sharply, and recently pulled back. Technical analyst CryptoLinx recently pointed out an interesting phenomenon: a rare golden cross has appeared on the weekly MACD, and the momentum has already turned green, with the shape of a rounded bottom faintly visible.
What do these signals mean? Many traders actually underestimate the predictive power of the weekly MACD at the true bottom. Looking back at past market records, whenever a similar structure appeared on the weekly chart, the subsequent gains often ranged between 200% and 300%. If the bottom is truly confirmed this time, the upward potential could be further amplified—some analysts believe the potential increase could point to a range of 1500% to 3000%.
Of course, short-term fluctuations are inevitable. Recent US non-farm payroll data also fell short of expectations, so market sentiment fluctuates normally. The key is not to be driven by short-term emotions, but to see the structure clearly and patiently wait for the rhythm to unfold.
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NFTFreezer
· 9h ago
The weekly golden cross signal... I've seen it too many times. Every time it says the bottom is confirmed, and then what happens? Still got caught by a wave of retail investors.
PEPE this wave feels a bit shaky; such an exaggerated increase, I really can't believe it.
Let's wait until the non-farm payroll data passes; entering now is purely gambling.
Ah, this data is again below expectations, same old story every time.
Predictions like 1500%... I just listen and forget about it, don't get too caught up.
The weekly chart looks okay, but I still want to see the daily confirmation.
Another bottom confirmation... brother, how many times have you said that?
If this wave really takes off, it would definitely be a profit from the low point in this wave, but I'm just worried about a false breakout.
Honestly, technical analysis in the crypto world is just a reference; sentiment is even more important.
Still in the wait-and-see phase, wait until it breaks the key support before making a move.
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MetaMuskRat
· 9h ago
Weekly golden cross and round bottom, you can hear this explanation every week.
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MidsommarWallet
· 9h ago
The weekly golden cross and rounded bottom again—I've heard this routine many times before, and in the end, I still got caught in the trap.
If it's really 1500%-3000%, am I trying to get rich or clear my positions?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 9h ago
The weekly MACD golden cross sounds promising, but I still want to wait and see. After all, the previous "bottom" signals have also failed quite a few times.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 9h ago
Is the weekly golden cross real? I've seen this kind of signal many times, but in the end, it still gets smashed down.
1500%-3000%? Wake up, these numbers are just for listening.
Wait, is PEPE really at the bottom this round? I have my doubts.
Technical chart patterns are always clear in the rearview mirror.
Non-farm payroll data is bad, but we retail investors always react the slowest.
I'm still observing this wave; I don't have enough courage to gamble.
Repeated V-shaped reversals have taught me what stop-loss means, but I just keep forgetting.
Meme coins have shown some gains this year, with PEPE performing the most eye-catching—initially surged sharply, and recently pulled back. Technical analyst CryptoLinx recently pointed out an interesting phenomenon: a rare golden cross has appeared on the weekly MACD, and the momentum has already turned green, with the shape of a rounded bottom faintly visible.
What do these signals mean? Many traders actually underestimate the predictive power of the weekly MACD at the true bottom. Looking back at past market records, whenever a similar structure appeared on the weekly chart, the subsequent gains often ranged between 200% and 300%. If the bottom is truly confirmed this time, the upward potential could be further amplified—some analysts believe the potential increase could point to a range of 1500% to 3000%.
Of course, short-term fluctuations are inevitable. Recent US non-farm payroll data also fell short of expectations, so market sentiment fluctuates normally. The key is not to be driven by short-term emotions, but to see the structure clearly and patiently wait for the rhythm to unfold.