1000PEPE recently showed obvious technical pressure. From the moving average structure, EMA7, EMA25, and EMA99 form a typical bearish alignment, with the price consistently trading below these moving averages, demonstrating a strong downward trend.



It is worth noting that the current rebound strength is relatively weak. Each rally struggles to approach the EMA25 key resistance level, indicating insufficient upward momentum. In this context, rebounds often become key points of interest for traders.

From the liquidation data, the ratio of short positions to long positions liquidated within the 1-hour cycle is unbalanced, with longs under significant pressure. This data pattern usually reflects market participants' sentiment—each price increase faces substantial selling pressure.

The technical signals are quite consistent: the trend remains downward. Based on the current trajectory, traders generally focus on two potential target levels— the first target around $0.003650, and if broken downward, further down to $0.003200.

Trading decisions need to be based on probabilities and risk management. In the context of clear technical suppression and weak rebounds, the balance of risk and reward deserves careful consideration. No matter what strategy is adopted, controlling risk always comes first.
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HashBardvip
· 12-27 21:36
ngl the bounce attempts on pepe are giving "trapped longs" energy... every rally just gets smothered by sellers lmao
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ChainMemeDealervip
· 12-27 00:51
It's another bearish arrangement. PEPE is heading down again. A rebound is a good opportunity to buy the dip. Since it's going to fall anyway, might as well wait for 0.003200. The bulls have been really struggling lately. Every time there's a rally, it's hammered down. This wave carries significant risk. It's safer to reduce positions first. EMA can't hold it up, so let's play it safe and set stop-losses, everyone.
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LightningLadyvip
· 12-27 00:51
Still getting hammered? The EMA has reversed, and every rebound gets hammered again.
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RugPullSurvivorvip
· 12-27 00:49
The bearish alignment is so obvious, and there's no strength in the rebound. This time PEPE is really in trouble. Is it still not over until it drops to 0.003200? Feels like we need to wait a bit longer. The bulls are a bit miserable now; just look at the liquidation data to see who's getting hit. Risk control is the key. Let's take another look at this position. If you can't hold, just withdraw first. There are plenty of opportunities anyway.
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governance_lurkervip
· 12-27 00:48
This bearish arrangement is quite fierce; a rebound simply can't be sustained.
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AirdropF5Brovip
· 12-27 00:30
It's the same moving average bearish alignment again, with a weak rebound—an old trick. It looks like it will drop to 0.0036.
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