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Noticed something interesting today while scrolling through trading feeds. A lot of people aren’t chasing charts, they’re chasing small distributions. The PEPE red packet claims are a good example of that shift. It’s not about size, it’s about participation.
These red packets feel small on the surface, but they quietly create activity. Every claim is a wallet interaction. Every interaction builds a pattern. And in markets like this, patterns matter more than single trades. People who wouldn’t normally touch PEPE are still clicking claim, just to stay in the flow.
It also changes behavior a bit. Instead of buying immediately, users engage first. That delays sell pressure in a strange way. You don’t get instant conviction, but you do get wider distribution.
I’m still not sure if this translates into real demand or just temporary noise. But I’ve seen enough cycles to know one thing. When a token keeps people interacting, even in small ways, it tends to stay relevant longer than expected.