it's fascinating how $USELESS & $PEPE started the year outperforming almost everything else and now the exact same pattern is repeating as we approach year-end except this time, $USELESS is up 163% from its yearly open while $PEPE is up just 14% USELESS has outperformed PEPE by more than 10x this year (and both memecoins have outperformed pretty much every other memecoin on a decent enough timeframe) in a market this volatile and unpredictable, identifying the assets that consistently bounce the hardest after corrections is EVERYTHING anyone can look like a genius during a broad market pump but when the market gets choppy, capital starts separating the assets the market truly wants from everything else the assets that get bid the hardest during every recovery are often the same ones that aggressively outperform when the market finally returns to a sustained uptrend and all year long, not a single memecoin — old or new — has consistently demonstrated stronger relative performance than $USELESS the market keeps showing you what it favors at some point, you have to pay attention $USELESS is THE memecoin of this cycle and i think the gap between those who recognize it now and those who realize it in hindsight is going to be enormous
the biggest mistake many make when looking for assets to bet on is naively betting on lowest cap instead of betting on reflexivity $PEPE pumped 50% in the first 48 hours of this year, adding almost $1 billion in market cap despite already being a large cap $USELESS pumped 60% in the same duration, despite being a much lower-cap memecoin at around $100 million what’s interesting is that several much smaller memecoins (i.e. in the $10m–$100m range) barely pumped 30% in the same period, despite being much lower caps than PEPE and even lower than USELESS you would have outperformed by buying PEPE in the billions compared to all of those lower caps you would have outperformed even more by buying USELESS the way to win when a new trend emerges is to simply bet on the leaders and outperformers in the case of USELESS, while it is trending alongside PEPE, it is a much lower cap relative to PEPE and therefore likely to be more volatile — but the trend is in its favor just as it is in PEPE’s favor, making this one of the cases where betting on a lower cap is actually the wise move
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Version 1 · captured Sat, 24 Oct 2026 00:38:00 GMT
it's fascinating how $USELESS & $PEPE started the year outperforming almost everything else and now the exact same pattern is repeating as we approach year-end except this time, $USELESS is up 163% from its yearly open while $PEPE is up just 14% USELESS has outperformed PEPE by more than 10x this year (and both memecoins have outperformed pretty much every other memecoin on a decent enough timeframe) in a market this volatile and unpredictable, identifying the assets that consistently bounce the hardest after corrections is EVERYTHING anyone can look like a genius during a broad market pump but when the market gets choppy, capital starts separating the assets the market truly wants from everything else the assets that get bid the hardest during every recovery are often the same ones that aggressively outperform when the market finally returns to a sustained uptrend and all year long, not a single memecoin — old or new — has consistently demonstrated stronger relative performance than $USELESS the market keeps showing you what it favors at some point, you have to pay attention $USELESS is THE memecoin of this cycle and i think the gap between those who recognize it now and those who realize it in hindsight is going to be enormous
Version 2 · captured Sat, 24 Oct 2026 01:01:11 GMT
it's fascinating how $USELESS & $PEPE started the year outperforming almost everything else and now the exact same pattern is repeating as we approach year-end except this time, $USELESS is up 163% from its yearly open while $PEPE is up just 14% USELESS has outperformed PEPE by more than 10x this year (and both memecoins have outperformed pretty much every other memecoin on a decent enough timeframe) in a market this volatile and unpredictable, identifying the assets that consistently bounce the hardest after corrections is EVERYTHING anyone can look like a genius during a broad market pump but when the market gets choppy, capital starts separating the assets the market truly wants from everything else the assets that get bid the hardest during every recovery are often the same ones that aggressively outperform when the market finally returns to a sustained uptrend and all year long, not a single memecoin — old or new — has consistently demonstrated stronger relative performance than $USELESS the market keeps showing you what it favors at some point, you have to pay attention $USELESS is THE memecoin of this cycle and i think the gap between those who recognize it now and those who realize it in hindsight is going to be enormous
Version 3 · captured Sun, 01 Nov 2026 00:57:13 GMT
it's fascinating how $USELESS & $PEPE started the year outperforming almost everything else and now the exact same pattern is repeating as we approach year-end except this time, $USELESS is up 163% from its yearly open while $PEPE is up just 14% USELESS has outperformed PEPE by more than 10x this year (and both memecoins have outperformed pretty much every other memecoin on a decent enough timeframe) in a market this volatile and unpredictable, identifying the assets that consistently bounce the hardest after corrections is EVERYTHING anyone can look like a genius during a broad market pump but when the market gets choppy, capital starts separating the assets the market truly wants from everything else the assets that get bid the hardest during every recovery are often the same ones that aggressively outperform when the market finally returns to a sustained uptrend and all year long, not a single memecoin — old or new — has consistently demonstrated stronger relative performance than $USELESS the market keeps showing you what it favors at some point, you have to pay attention $USELESS is THE memecoin of this cycle and i think the gap between those who recognize it now and those who realize it in hindsight is going to be enormous
