PEPE's performance in this bull market has been quite explosive, and I believe everyone has a good sense of that. As one of the most talked-about meme coins in this cycle, each wave of its price movement sparks plenty of discussion. Some watch it rise and feel like shorting, while others see it fall and think about buying the dip—this kind of mindset is actually quite common.



Instead of guessing, it's better to look at the data. In the past five days, PEPE has declined by nearly 20%. From a technical perspective, such a correction is perfectly normal—its previous rally was among the leading performances among altcoins during the same period, far surpassing mainstream coins, so a natural pullback is quite reasonable. This kind of upward momentum accumulation usually indicates that the subsequent rebound won't be too weak.

How to operate specifically? My personal idea is this—at this stage, you can observe off-chain. If the price continues to decline in the next few days, you might consider gradually building a position. Alternatively, wait until the correction ends and the sideways consolidation phase begins before entering, which could increase the success rate. The most important point is, don't blindly chase after the FOMO from the rally. Sometimes, patiently waiting for a clearer opportunity is much more stable than rushing to buy in.

What are your thoughts on PEPE's future trend? Feel free to share your judgment in the comments!
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GovernancePretendervip
· 12h ago
A 20% drop is a bit steep, but on the other hand, this is probably a normal correction.
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CryptoFortuneTellervip
· 13h ago
20% correction, what's that about? I've already sold, hahaha Wait, does anyone else think the article is talking nonsense? PEPE is just gambling right now, don't fool yourself with technical analysis How long can this sideways movement last? Oh my god, do I need to observe for a few more days, or is going all-in directly more exciting?
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SocialFiQueenvip
· 01-08 23:51
Isn't it better to wait for the pullback before jumping in? Why insist on FOMO?
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FrogInTheWellvip
· 01-08 23:49
20% decline? Is that called a pullback? Man, I almost want to laugh when I see it. Meme coins are just like this. Here comes that outside observation again... talking as if it's real, but anyway, if you chase in, you'll just get cut. I think PEPE has already surged quite strongly this round. It's not too late to wait and see. FOMO is the most deadly. I have friends who chased high and got trapped, and they still haven't gotten out. Waiting for consolidation before re-entering is a pretty solid suggestion. It all depends on whether you can really hold back and not act.
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UnluckyMinervip
· 01-08 23:47
Thinking about buying the dip after a 20% drop, how much can I buy? I need bullets to do that. I'm just waiting for sideways movement; when it consolidates, I'll go in. PEPE is something that rises quickly and falls just as fast. FOMO is really a killer. Honestly, spending time observing from outside the market might be more worthwhile to research the next project. Buy the dip after a fall? My wallet is already empty.
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OnchainUndercovervip
· 01-08 23:31
Wait, starting to analyze the technicals at a 20% drop? I see this as just a rhythm to cut the leeks. --- Diving in to buy the dip, and in the end, it all turns into buying at the floor price—been there, experienced it myself. --- Instead of waiting for sideways consolidation, might as well go all in; after all, it's all a gamble. --- FOMO mindset definitely needs to change, but missing the initial surge is also pretty painful. What do you think I should do? --- Seeing a limit-up and wanting to short, falling prices and wanting to buy the dip—why do I feel like I'm gambling? --- Isn't it just about wanting to buy the dip? Why be so cautious and slow? --- Building a position, building a position—again, building a position. Should we just discuss when to cut losses? --- I've heard this outside observation routine too many times, and in the end, I never figure out anything. --- Sounds good, but it's just a way to advise people not to chase highs—something I hear every time. --- I don't understand why people are still following the trend to play PEPE; that's why I keep losing money.
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