The recent viral discussion about PEPE's surge has evolved into a collective celebration. Opening various communities, you'll see slogans like "Certified to work in 2026" and "Buy and then relax to get rich quickly," which makes many people envious, feeling they've missed out on a major opportunity. However, before jumping on the bandwagon and shouting slogans, it's wise to calm down and analyze with numbers and logic: Are these seemingly crazy goals truly worthwhile opportunities, or are they carefully crafted illusions of harvest?

Let's first lay out the current market situation. PEPE's current price is $0.00000390, and to reach $1, it needs to increase by 256,410 times. From another perspective, if you invest 1,000 yuan today, to achieve this goal, your account would need to grow to 256 million. At first glance, this seems more exciting than winning the lottery. But trading is never gambling; we need to clarify two fundamental questions: Is this goal logically feasible? And what signals does the current market environment send?

On the data front, PEPE's total supply is close to 420.7 billion tokens. If it truly reaches $1, the market cap would be $420.7 billion. Currently, the entire meme coin sector has a total market cap of around $60 billion, which means PEPE would need to dominate the entire sector with a market cap equivalent to seven times the entire market. Looking at the top of the entire crypto market—Bitcoin's market cap is around $1.2 trillion—if PEPE hits $1, its market cap would rank among the top three cryptocurrencies globally. This doesn't even account for potential market fluctuations in 2026; industry predictions suggest a new adjustment cycle could occur in the first half of next year. From this perspective, claims of "guaranteed profit" start to look quite suspicious.