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- Bullish momentum stalled at critical resistance level.
- Longs experienced severe losses in the futures market.
Pepe’s [PEPE] 27% surge on 3 July past the local high of $0.00000172 came crashing down as quickly as it started. Price dipped under the key level on 5 July and a retest of the level saw more downward movement.
Realistic or not, here’s PEPE’s market cap in BTC’s terms
With Bitcoin [BTC] experiencing a price correction over the past 24 hours, the signals point to an exhaustion of the bullish momentum that led to PEPE’s recent gains.
Bulls can’t get past the $0.00000172 hurdle
PEPE has been on a bullish roll over the past three weeks. First, it recorded gains of 95% within a three-day period to rally to a June high of $0.00000179. The price rejection at this resistance level dampened the bullish momentum and led to some sideways price movement.
However, bulls rallied strongly again between 2 July and 3 July to register gains of 27% and push past the $0.00000172 resistance. However, the gains were short-lived, as declining volumes gave bears an opportunity to halt the buying pressure.
A 19% dip over the past 48 hours saw PEPE trading at $0.00000156, as of press time.
The on-chart indicators echoed the short-term bearish sentiment. The Relative Strength Indicator (RSI) has been on a dip since 4 July and went below the neutral 50 mark, as of the time of writing.
Similarly, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) posted a bearish crossover with a series of red bars below the zero level
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Author: Suzuki Shillsalot