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$1000PEPE At the current price of 0.0046, it plunged 15% in 24 hours, with $547 million in trading volume and a low of 0.0045—does this slow, low-volume decline look like the market maker shaking out weak hands? I’m still holding a 30% position in my live portfolio, down 8% on paper, but I’m not panicking.


There’s no bad news on the fundamentals, and no spike in large on-chain transfers. It’s just a cascade of liquidations of leveraged longs that dragged the price down. Technically, 0.0045 is support at the previous low, RSI is already in oversold territory, and a bullish divergence is starting to take shape on the 1-hour chart. My plan: accumulate another 20% in batches at 0.0045–0.0046, set a stop-loss at 0.0042 (admit I’m wrong if it breaks the previous low), and take profit at 0.0051 first (the 24-hour midpoint), then 0.0055. Total position won’t exceed 50%.
Two scenarios I’m anticipating: first, 0.0045 holds and we get a high-volume rebound, sending it straight back above 0.005; second, it breaks below 0.0045, wicks down to 0.0043, then rebounds—that would be a golden buying opportunity. I’m betting the first scenario is more likely, since a 15% drop hasn’t come with huge volume.
I’ll update with the results in the comments. #每周来晒 #Gate股票畅聊季
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SatoshiNeighbor
In 2010, someone traded 10,000 coins for pizza; now someone is betting 30% of their position on 0.0045. History is rhyming a little too painfully.
LoneLamp
RSI oversold conditions and bullish divergence often lose their effectiveness during sharp drops. I’d rather wait for the daily candle to close before reassessing; entering early now feels like a bit of a gamble.
DivergenceHunter
The bullish divergence is unconfirmed, so cut the position in half for now.
CrossChainSaver
You set your stop loss at 0.0042. Is there enough bridging liquidity between 0.0043 and 0.0045, or will it slide straight to the stop-loss level?