2026-01-03 04:26:43

PEPE's recent trend is quite interesting. Starting from 0.004, this rally has already exceeded 50%, currently around 0.00617. Technically, the hourly MACD has formed a death cross downward, indicating that the short-term upward momentum may be losing steam.

There hasn't been a decent pullback yet, which is the opportunity we're looking for. Consider shorting at the 0.00617 level, and once it breaks through 0.0066, exit decisively. No need to use too high leverage, below 20x is sufficient; prudence is the key to long-term success.

This correction should unfold quickly, after such a prolonged rally, a breather is necessary. If the pullback meets expectations, there is room for a rebound and re-entry. But the prerequisite is solid risk management—stop-losses must be clear.

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UncleWhale

· 01-03 04:56

Wow, PEPE's 50% increase is a bit outrageous. The death cross has appeared, and you're still trying to push higher? Wait, is shorting at this level really safe? It feels like another surge could happen at any time. 20x leverage is okay, but I'm worried about losing my composure.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-03 04:43

Oh my god, the death cross has arrived. This time, it might really be a pullback. Wait, haven't we retested the support yet? That's the most dangerous part. Those who are bullish should be cautious. Less than 20x leverage is enough. It's easy to say, but a slight reversal can cause a big explosion, brother. PEPE, this coin, rises quickly and falls just as fast. Who dares to take this position? I agree with stop-loss strategies. Many people just hold on stubbornly, and in the end, they lose everything.

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CommunityWorker

· 01-03 04:42

Death cross, be careful. This time PEPE might need to adjust. --- A 50% increase is already quite significant. Now it's just a matter of whether it can hold this level. --- Wait, why hasn't there been a proper pullback yet? That's the most dangerous part. --- Using 20x leverage to short? I still think it's better to be conservative, after all, there are too many variables in the crypto market. --- After such a long rally, it's indeed time to catch a breath, but the strength of the pullback is a concern. --- Stop-loss is really crucial. I've seen too many get wiped out because they didn't set one. --- The 0.00617 level is indeed interesting, but I want to see more before making a move. --- I believe in the MACD death cross, but when the pullback will happen is really uncertain. --- It feels like this correction might come faster than expected. --- As long as risk management is in place, shorting can also be profitable. The only thing to worry about is emotional breakdown.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-03 04:33

The death cross has appeared, and this time PEPE really needs to catch its breath. A 50% increase without some bloodshed is hard to believe, right?

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NftDeepBreather

· 01-03 04:29

What are you waiting for after the death cross? This wave of PEPE should be falling now. --- A 50% increase should have been dumped long ago. Being conservative is a lie. --- 20x leverage haha, manual stop-loss is still reliable. --- As soon as the MACD forms a death cross, I knew I had to run. There will definitely be a pullback this time. --- I'm watching the 0.0066 level too, but I feel it will go even lower. --- After such a long rise, it's indeed time to catch a breath. The opportunity to short is here. --- Risk management is right, but who can really do it? --- Wait for the pullback before acting, don’t rush in to get hit. --- This round of correction won’t be quick; it will take time to grind down. --- Can PEPE still be played? I already sold all my holdings long ago.

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