Ethereum price has slipped back to $4,400 after briefly reaching new highs, leaving traders to question whether momentum is fading. However, while Ethereum cools, whales are shifting focus toward emerging opportunities.
Layer Brett, an Ethereum Layer 2 meme token, is experiencing significant accumulation as investors take note of its blend of scalability, staking rewards, and viral appeal. With Pepe Coin losing steam, analysts suggest Layer Brett could be the high-upside play that captures capital in the next leg of the bull run.
Ethereum price stalls as on-chain activity hits record highs
Ethereum has struggled to regain momentum after failing to break its all-time high near $4,900, slipping back under key support levels. Traders are now closely watching to see if Ethereum can maintain its long-term bullish structure or risk a deeper correction, with the subsequent sessions likely to set the tone.
Despite the pullback, analyst Crypto Patel highlighted that Ethereum in August delivered record on-chain activity, including $135 billion in DEX volume, $240 billion in TAVL, 48 million transactions, and 15 million active addresses.
Pepe coin price prediction as whales and traders eye September move
Fresh trading notes highlight two significant forces driving Pepe coin price action: whale activity and trend structure. Bitget flagged a $2 million USDT buy of 179 billion PEPE in late August, suggesting a positioning for upside in September.
Rising green-volume candles and an improving RSI on Pepe Coin’s shorter time frames support a bullish short-term forecast, with analysts eyeing $0.000011–$0.0000114. However, risks remain, with some predicting a market cap drop below $4 billion if Bitcoin weakens further.
Why Layer Brett could be the next meme coin to break into billions
Layer Brett sets itself apart from typical meme tokens by being built on Ethereum Layer 2, delivering faster speeds, lower costs, and greater scalability. This solid foundation makes it appealing to traders searching for more than just hype. Its presale has already generated huge interest, with buyers staking tokens at APYs in the thousands of percent, drawing both retail and whale attention.
Beyond staking, Layer Brett’s roadmap includes NFT integration, gamified features, and future cross-chain compatibility. With a capped supply of 10 billion tokens, scarcity adds another layer of long-term value.
Analysts see parallels with Ethereum and Pepe Coin, both of which exploded from obscurity to multibillion-dollar valuations. The key difference is that Layer Brett combines meme energy with stronger technical infrastructure, positioning it for staying power if adoption continues to grow. Layer Brett’s ($LBRETT) presale, priced at just $0.0053, is attracting strong attention as traders position early for explosive upside.
Layer Brett emerges as the hedge play against Ethereum and Shiba Inu
With Ethereum and Pepe Coin stuck in a consolidation phase, traders are looking elsewhere for explosive upside. That spotlight has landed on Layer Brett ($LBRETT), a project combining meme energy with Ethereum Layer 2 scalability.
Layer Brett’s presale is buzzing, offering early buyers tokens at a low entry point and staking rewards with thousands of percent APY. For those hedging against ETH and SHIB’s pause, LBRETT is shaping up as one of the strongest plays for 2025.
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Maisie is an experienced Crypto & Financial news journalist, having written for Moneycheck.com, Blockonomi.com, Computing.net and is Editor in Chief at Blockfresh.com
