PEPE Price Faces Resistance and Potential Selling Pressure
PEPE is encountering resistance at $0.00001369, currently trading at $0.00001205. This resistance, coupled with the proximity of 56.48 trillion PEPE to profitability, raises concerns about potential selling pressure.
Resistance and Profitability
If PEPE breaks through the $0.00001369 resistance, investors may see significant gains. However, the Global In/Out of the Money (GIOM) indicator shows that a substantial amount of PEPE is nearing profitability, having been purchased within a range of $0.00001100 to $0.00001300. If the price reaches the upper boundary of its current consolidation zone, PEPE holders could realize around $628 million in profits.
Selling Pressure Indicator
Despite this potential for profit, the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio indicates that investors may sell their PEPE to lock in gains if the broader market remains bearish. Currently, PEPE's 30-day MVRV is at 15%, signaling profitability and possible selling pressure. Historically, PEPE has experienced corrections when the MVRV falls between 18% and 48%, a range often referred to as the "danger zone."
Consolidation and Resistance
Until market conditions improve, PEPE is likely to consolidate around the $0.00001205 level. The potential for selling pressure and the inability to break the $0.00001369 resistance may keep prices below this level.
Outlook
If selling pressures intensify, PEPE could drop below $0.00001146, potentially reaching $0.00001007. This would invalidate the current neutral outlook and lead to increased losses.
Disclaimer: This article provides information for educational purposes only. It should not be construed as investment advice.