High-profile crypto commentator Zach Humphries has weighed in on the Matt Furie memecoin narrative for the final quarter of the year, posting on X that it will be “Two large caps and a small cap… $PEPE $BRETT and jerry $JYAI.”
In the video accompanying his post, Humphries goes a step further, confirming Jerry is a project he’s personally backing.
$PEPE $BRETT $JYAI $SNEK $LOFI memecoins right now that I am targeting. Here is my overall plan in 2025 for memecoins. It's much different than 2020. @pepecoineth @BasedBrett @JYAI_JERRY @snek @lofitheyeti
— Zach Humphries (@Z_Humphries) September 4, 2025
Drop your top 5 memecoins in comments! pic.twitter.com/nVxpUZfC45
For a community that’s built momentum without mainstream hype, that public endorsement matters: it reframes Jerry not as a fringe up-and-comer but as the emerging “third slot” in a Furie-verse led by Pepe and Brett.
How do you all feel about the Matt Furie memecoin narrative going into the final quarter of this year?$PEPE $BRETT and …. $JYAI @JYAI_JERRY ?
— Zach Humphries (@Z_Humphries) September 4, 2025
Two large caps and a small cap…
Thoughts? pic.twitter.com/vFWanYEupR
Humphries’ framework, two established leaders plus one fast-riser, mirrors how liquidity often rotates in crypto. Attention and capital typically concentrate in a pair of category anchors, then spill over into a smaller cap with credible traction and brand adjacency.
Jerry’s case checks several boxes: consistent listings (30+ and counting), strong community participation, and growing real-world visibility. Add in steady holder growth and an independent, documentation-first news hub, and the “small cap with serious legs” narrative begins to write itself.
Seasonally, October–November have a habit of reigniting risk appetite. If majors lift and “blue-chip memes” catch a bid, Humphries’ thesis positions Jerry as the culturally coherent small cap primed to benefit from the spillover, particularly if the project lands the already-paid-for tier-1 listing referenced in recent AMAs. That combination, bigger exchange access, IRL visibility, and a deepening influencer bench, can compound discoverability for a low-cap asset more quickly than price-only charts tend to reveal.
As always, none of this is financial advice. But if you’re tracking the Furie ecosystem into year-end, Humphries just drew a clear map: two large caps, and one small cap that might be next. Keep an eye on official channels for exchange news and on-the-ground campaign updates; the catalysts are stacking.