I took a quick look at the market midday, and PEPE's recent movement feels a bit strange. Retail investors can't follow such a meticulous rhythm.

Recently, the overall market has been calm, with other coins fluctuating along, but PEPE is different. Look at other MEME coins—either they surge once and then lose momentum, or they just lie flat and get swept away. But PEPE is different—shrinking volume and probing downward, each step precise, as if an invisible hand is controlling it. At the current price of 0.000004, RSI is steady at 39.7, neither oversold nor strong, just on the edge of market sentiment. This position is the most torturous but also the easiest to trigger a trend reversal.

I've held this coin for a while. After that round of crazy rise, I didn't fully sell out; the remaining positions have been holding. Honestly, with this retracement and consolidation pattern, it's hard to see an immediate breakout. But if you look closely, the decline isn't deep, the rebound is restrained, and trading volume continues to shrink—classic signs of accumulation. If it were going to collapse, support would have broken already, but it’s holding strong, indicating there are still buyers below.

One perspective is: continue sideways consolidation to shake out the weak hands, then ride the market sentiment for a surge. MEME coins thrive on this—no need for fundamentals, just trends, memes, hot topics, and capital can ignite suddenly. Especially in this dull market, the whales have been holding back long enough. PEPE's popularity is still alive; it's not an old coin forgotten. Its rebound potential shouldn't be underestimated.

Another possibility to watch out for is—pushing down further to shake out technical traders and short-term players, creating a fake dip, then bouncing back up. This tactic is common in MEME coins—first create panic to induce selling, then quickly recover, making it look like a "fake-out," but in reality, it's cleaning out chips for a rally. RSI at 39.7 still has room to go lower, and further dips are entirely possible.

I'm not here to call for a buy or advise you to bottom fish. Those who truly believe in this have already held on. What I want to say is, when a MEME coin starts to "calm down," it's actually a sign to be more alert. When it’s soaring wildly, everyone can see it. But the quiet, steady phase often hides the biggest profit opportunities. My holdings remain unchanged; now it’s just watching how the show unfolds.

If it were you, would you try a trade at this level?