There’s a clear pattern of the price touching these points and reacting to them. Recently, the price dipped below what we thought was a solid floor, or support level, but then it made a comeback, rising above it again.
The extra tools we use to predict where the price might go next are giving mixed signals:
The MACD, which helps us see the momentum, is almost flat, meaning there's no strong push in either direction right now.
The volume, which shows how much PEPE is being traded, is pretty steady – nothing unusual there.
The price is currently below the simple moving average (SMA), hinting that the trend might be more down than up.
The Bollinger Bands, which help us understand if the price is moving a lot or a little, are not squeezing or expanding too much. That means we’re not expecting any sudden jumps or drops.
The Stochastic and RSI are like thermometers for buying and selling pressure. Right now, they’re in the middle, not showing any extreme heat (buying) or cold (selling).
So, what’s the bottom line? The market isn’t showing a clear direction for PEPE at this moment. It’s more in a wait-and-see phase. It could swing either way, and we’ll need more clues from the market to see a solid trend.