$$\BIRB 16% surge: Behind the blow-off move, did leaked Federal Reserve meeting minutes reveal the key to the next Meme bull run? Even the bearish data released in the early hours couldn’t hold back this pump—truly giving off a familiar smell.

The Fed’s July meeting minutes show that multiple officials are open to a rate cut in September. Meanwhile, after BTC pulled back to 58,000, it rebounded—market sentiment has shifted from panic to greed at a critical point. Historical data shows that during phases when expectations for Fed rate cuts start to heat up, Meme coins on average outperform the broader market by 34%. $BIRB’s 24h range this time hit 18%, and trading volume skyrocketed to 19.8 million. The buy-1 order book thickness—how deep the first buy-side layer is—has increased by 2.3x compared with 24h ago. This isn’t retail behavior; it’s smart money accumulating.
After the intraday low of 0.0691 was confirmed as strong support, the candlesticks formed a textbook small double bottom. A MACD golden cross is already above the line, RSI has just reached 58, and there’s still room to run. In the early hours, the community launched a Burn vote to burn 5% of the total supply, and the number of on-chain whale addresses rose by 11% month-over-month.
My take: long position holders should move the stop loss to break-even at 0.078, with a target in the 0.095–0.1 range. If you want to bet on a potential double, wait for a pullback to 0.075–0.078 to confirm support before entering; keep your position size under 3%, and set your stop loss at 0.068. If you haven’t gotten in yet, I personally think chasing the rally now is high risk—better to wait for a pullback and build your position.
Did you catch this wave? In the comments, tell me which Meme you regret not getting in on—I’ll wait for the reversal setup and then throw you signals.