PEPENODE’s presale has entered its final 24 days, with the project raising over $2.3 million and pricing the token at $0.0011968. The Mine-to-Earn meme coin pairs a gamified mining system with staking yields of up to 554%, and more than 1.4 billion tokens are already staked.

The article outlines how new meme coins such as MemeCore, Bitcoin Hyper, Pepenode and Maxi Doge are attracting speculative capital as traders look for outsized returns of up to 100x in the next bull phase. It highlights recent examples where early buyers in tokens like FROGE, FRANKLIN and WOJAK turned small stakes into substantial profits, alongside data on ongoing presales and staking rewards. While market experts point to these projects' growth and utility narratives, the publication notes this is sponsored content and urges readers to conduct their own research before investing.

Bernstein Private Wealth Management analysts argue that the traditional 4‑year crypto cycle has ended and forecast Bitcoin to reach $150,000 in 2026 and $200,000 in 2027. Other market commentators expect the extended bull phase and rising liquidity to benefit BTC alongside Ethereum, XRP, AI-focused tokens such as Bittensor, and newer DeFi and layer‑2 projects including Aster and Bitcoin Hyper.

Google's Gemini AI model outlines price projections for XRP, Solana, Dogecoin and presale token Maxi Doge through late 2025 and into 2026. It estimates XRP at $3.75, Solana at $175 and Dogecoin at $0.20, while suggesting MAXI could advance 100x from its current presale level if a broader crypto supercycle unfolds. These scenarios rely on factors such as regulatory outcomes, institutional interest, market sentiment and constrained token supply.

The US Federal Reserve approved another 25 basis point rate cut at Wednesday's FOMC meeting and unveiled a plan to buy $40 billion in Treasury bills per month, expanding its balance sheet and adding liquidity. This shift to a more dovish stance has analysts highlighting Ethereum, Solana, Zcash, Sei and presale project Bitcoin Hyper as potential high-upside altcoin opportunities. Crypto markets are retesting support levels, and some traders expect a stronger rally if key resistance zones are broken.

Ethereum has rebounded about 7% to reclaim $3,300, with one analyst outlining a potential path to $5,600 in Q1 2026. Meme coin project Maxi Doge has raised over $4.3 million in its presale at $0.0002725 per token, offers 72% APY staking, and is targeting future DEX/CEX listings. Rising interest in meme assets and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut are supporting demand for ETH and higher-risk altcoins.

André Dragosch, European Head of Research at Bitwise, argues Bitcoin has priced in bearish growth expectations comparable to 2022 levels while trading at $85,000. He contends downside risks are largely reflected in the current price, creating potential for disproportionate gains if positive catalysts emerge. Dragosch anticipates growth expectations will accelerate based on prior monetary stimulus, drawing parallels to dynamics that preceded Bitcoin's sixfold increase during the COVID-19 period.

Bitcoin recovered to $86,100 on Sunday after falling to $80,500, rising 2.5% in 24 hours as Strategy CEO Michael Saylor disputed concerns over MSCI's potential index removal. MSCI announced on October 10 that companies holding over 50% of assets in digital currencies may be delisted from its equity indices. JPMorgan warned Strategy could face up to $8.8 billion in outflows if multiple index providers follow suit, according to a research report published Wednesday.

Bitcoin's weekly Relative Strength Index declined to 35.73 on Thursday, its lowest level since December 2022. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index temporarily fell to 10, below readings seen during the FTX collapse. BTC dropped to $85,000 amid a broader equity market selloff.