2026-01-02 10:23:27

PEPE has been on a downward trend since December last year, and it has now been over a year of bear market. As the most eye-catching dark horse in this bull cycle's Meme coin track, it once had explosive popularity, influx of funds, and heightened sentiment. Now, however, it has been battered beyond recognition. Even the strongest dark horse can't hold up, and the situation for other altcoins is imaginable.

But it is precisely this extremely冷淡 market atmosphere that gives us an important signal. From both emotional and price position perspectives, the entire altcoin market has cooled to the point of no return—being in a low-temperature zone is not an exaggeration. Everyone understands the principle that extremes will reverse; after prolonged and intense declines, a rebound is natural.

PEPE's recent rebound is not a small-scale move; it actually indicates that the entire Meme coin sector may experience a collective rebound. From a technical standpoint, PEPE has already broken above the daily resistance level. Historical data shows that each rebound of PEPE typically rises about 50% from the bottom. Combining the three-day line pattern and traditional technical resistance levels, a target around 0.0000060 seems quite realistic for this rebound.

PEPE and similar Meme coins are currently in a典型的超跌状态. What does超跌 mean? It means the space for further decline is actually quite limited, and the probability of a rebound is higher. In a bear market, don’t expect large trend-level moves; what you can reliably catch are these超跌反弹机会. But after entering the market, discipline is necessary: sell on rallies, take profits promptly, and avoid holding on stubbornly.

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AirdropHunter420

· 5h ago

Bullish for over a year and still talking about a rebound... I’ve heard this kind of rhetoric before, the last time I listened to it I got trapped for 8,000 yuan. --- Is it true that extremes must be reversed? Then why hasn’t it reversed yet? Is it because it’s not extreme enough yet, haha. --- Overly oversold rebound... No way, these meme coins should have been wiped out long ago, what’s there to speculate on? --- Selling high to lock in profits, easy to say. The problem is, who knows where the high actually is, brother. --- PEPE, this dog coin, really can’t rally anymore. It feels like the entire meme track has lost its momentum. --- Target 0.0000060? I think it’s good if it can rise to 0.00000050, don’t overthink it. --- They’re coming again to cut into us retail investors. The rebound opportunity always sounds so tempting... --- Is it true that once the technical resistance level is broken, it will definitely rebound? I think it’s more likely to reverse and drop again. It’s not that simple to get rich.

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StealthMoon

· 5h ago

I've been numb for over a year since the decline. The rebound probability is high, right? Then just wait to be smashed back down. --- If PEPE can really rebound 50%, I would have been financially free long ago. Honestly, this kind of technical analysis is just for listening. --- Oversold rebound? Uh... I remember the last time I said that, it continued to plummet. --- Sell on rallies, it's easy to say. But when the time comes, who would be willing to sell? --- Rebound in the low-temperature zone sounds good, but I still believe the market will keep messing with us. --- Meme coins are basically gambling. Don't treat technical analysis as a treasure. If it feels right, buy; if not, run. --- This set of logic is discussed every round, and then... you all know. --- I believed in this rebound, but it was directly smashed through 0.00000060. --- Wait, isn't this just a repeat of last December's story? --- Good grief, it's another bottom rebound story. Can't this narrative be changed?

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SellTheBounce

· 5h ago

Here we go again with the套路, always selling on rebounds. I’ve heard this kind of talk countless times, and in the end, retail investors are the ones losing money. There’s always a lower point waiting, don’t be blinded by the 50% number. Extremes must reverse? Haha, the market never plays by the rules; it’s not surprising to see it drop to zero. This time is different, this time is the real bottom? Stop it, next time it drops even lower, you’ll say the same thing. Technical resistance levels? Just look at how many people have been wiped out by this belief in history. Selling high to lock in gains sounds easy, but when the market is good, who’s willing to sell? I don’t deny there’s a chance of a rebound, but I believe the probability of a double bottom is higher. For this round of PEPE rebound, I choose to wait and see; it’s safer than gambling anyway.

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MEVHunterX

· 6h ago

The saying that "extremes will reverse" has been heard for three years now. Every time, they say it's a bottom rebound, but it still keeps breaking lower. Can it really rebound after falling this much? I think it's more about the trapped traders being pressured from above. Don't be fooled by technicals. Oversold rebound? Sounds like self-comfort for the bagholders. Be careful, it might be another scythe. 0.0000060? Dream on. That number is as likely as me eating my keyboard. PEPE has already taught us what a step-by-step death looks like. Hoping for a rebound is just too naive.

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