When Bitcoin rebounds by 5%, why is your PEPE bleeding? The main players are secretly shifting their chips, are you still waiting for a rebound?
Bitcoin has rebounded by 5%, and the market is cheering, but your PEPE continues to decline—this is not a coincidence, but a signal that funds are cruelly reallocating.
The open interest of PEPE has plummeted from $121.5 million to $114.5 million, indicating that large funds are quietly withdrawing, with selling pressure continuing and buying strength lacking. The daily RSI is stuck at a low of 40, and the A/D indicator is heading downward; this is not a "shakeout," but a clear sign of a weakening trend.
What's even more brutal is that even if Bitcoin warms up, PEPE still drops nearly 21%. This reveals a fact that many are unwilling to face: the market is shifting from emotional speculation to value selection, and weak Memecoins are being ruthlessly abandoned by institutions.
If you are still holding onto PEPE waiting for a "catch-up," you may have already fallen into the liquidity trap set by the main players. The three key resistance levels
($0.0000420, $0.0000452, $0.0000476) if they cannot break through with volume, every rebound is an opportunity to escape. #比特币流动性 $PEPE
