Despite PEPE’s recent lackluster price action, two major investors simultaneously opened leveraged long positions totaling $3.37 million. These trades took place as PEPE hovered around $0.00000368 with the $0.00000491 resistance level drawing market attention.
Two investors open $3.37 million PEPE longs with 10x leverage
Large leveraged bets ignite short-term speculation
The sudden influx of large-scale long positions injected fresh expectations into the PEPE market. With a combined position size of 924.7 million kPEPE, these moves are being interpreted as a signal that some expect the price to rise in the near future.
However, the use of high leverage suggests even minor price swings could rapidly put these positions at risk. While moves by big investors may not dictate the overall market trend, they remain significant for short-term sentiment and resistance levels being monitored.
Two large wallets both opened 10x leveraged PEPE longs at the same time, amassing a total position of 924.7 million kPEPE (worth $3.37 million). This maneuver drew substantial attention just as the price had been trading sideways.
Traders are now watching closely to see if other large investors will follow with similar leveraged moves.
Mini glossary: Leveraged trading allows you to open positions larger than your available capital. With 10x leverage, for example, you can take a position worth 10 times your collateral. This increases both potential gains and losses by the same proportion.
PEPE price grapples with major resistance
Following an extended downtrend, PEPE has stabilized near $0.00000368. The immediate support lies in the $0.0000033 to $0.0000035 region, though a move down towards $0.0000030 remains possible. On the upside, the first resistance is between $0.0000040 and $0.0000043.
The primary resistance stands at $0.00000491, a threshold considered significant in Fibonacci technical analysis. A daily close above this level could improve the technical outlook, while failure to break through may see lower supports tested again.
| $0.0000033-$0.0000035 | Support | Recent bottom |
| $0.0000040-$0.0000043 | Resistance | Short-term upper band |
| $0.00000491 | Critical resistance | 1.0 Fibonacci |
| $0.00000656 | Strong resistance | 0.786 Fibonacci |
Momentum weak as traders await direction
Technical indicators currently give no clear directional signal. The MACD indicator is hovering near the zero line, with a small histogram suggesting weak market momentum. If MACD decisively crosses above its signal line, buying pressure may emerge; conversely, a downturn could see lower supports tested again.
The RSI indicator stands at 39.66, with its moving average at 53.36. An RSI below 50 implies sellers are still active, though the asset has not entered an oversold region. Until RSI breaks above 50, strong upward momentum appears unlikely.
As the market searches for direction, maintaining key support levels will be critical for these large, leveraged positions to be sustained.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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