Pepe price could be on the cusp of a steep crash in the coming days as it forms a descending triangle pattern and as whales continue dumping the coin. It was trading at $0.0000096, a few points above the lower side of this triangle pattern. It has plummeted by about 40% below the current level.
Pepe Price Technical Analysis Points to a Steep Crash
The daily chart shows that the Pepe price topped at $0.00001645 in May when Bitcoin and most altcoins jumped. Since then, the coin has crashed, with each attempt to rebound finding substantial resistance.
Pepe Coin price also formed a strong support at $0.0000091, where it failed to move below several times since March. Therefore, there are signs that it has formed a descending triangle pattern, which normally leads to a strong bearish breakout.
The bearish outlook is also made clear by the fact that the coin has remained below the 50-day and 100-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMA). Remaining below these two prices is a sign that bears are in control.
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Also, the coin is slowly forming a small bearish flag chart pattern. Therefore, the most likely scenario is where it has a strong bearish breakout in the coming days. If this happens, the next key level to watch will be at $0.0000076, its lowest level on May 6.
Whales Have Sold 1.5 Trillion Pepe Coins
The ongoing price action is happening as big investors, who are commonly known as whales, dump their tokens. As the chart below shows, these investors now hold 6.29 trillion Pepe tokens, down from 7.71 trillion on the same day last month.
Whales are not the only major investors who have dumped their tokens. Smart money investors have lowered their holdings by nearly 60% in the last 30 days. Precisely, they now hold 1.1 trillion tokens, down from 2.53 trillion on the same day last month. Public figure investors have reduced their holding by 65% to 95 billion coin.
One potential reason why whale, smart money, and public figure investors have dumped their tokens is that no fund manager has filed for a Pepe ETF. Polymarket odds of a Pepe ETF approval have dropped to just 2%.
Another reason for the Pepe price action is that its daily volume and open interest have all dropped in the past few months. That is a sign that it is having weak demand from investors.
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