2026-01-12 02:22:27

Bitcoin has pulled back from its high levels, and PEPE has also dropped significantly, with a decline of about 20%. You can feel the rhythm just by looking at the chart—initially a surge with increased volume, followed by a sharp decline with increased volume. This kind of movement usually indicates that the market will enter a phase of oscillation.

Considering that Bitcoin may still have room for further correction, if PEPE confirms a dividend structure within the gray zone, then shorting could be an opportunity, with the target set back to the opening price at the beginning of the year. However, until this confirmation appears, it’s safer to trade back and forth in the short term. To be honest, most altcoins now follow this logic, with similar routines.

BTC2,92%

PEPE12,49%

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DYORMaster

· 5h ago

Here we go again. This old trick is really annoying. Altcoins just follow the trend like a machine.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 01-12 02:52

Here we go again with this routine? Pumping with volume and dropping with volume, year after year, this same act keeps playing out. Altcoins really are pointless.

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0xInsomnia

· 01-12 02:51

Here we go again, this wave of dumping is all too familiar, the fate of air coins. --- A 20% decline still needs to be watched; only when the bottom is confirmed will I dare to buy. --- The chart speaks for itself, it's so brutal. This year will still be mainly volatile. --- Wait for confirmation signals before shorting; otherwise, you're just taking a knife. Too many have learned this lesson the hard way. --- PEPE is just like a copycat coin, nothing special. Once it drops, it's over. --- Instead of betting on dividend structures, it's better to wait for a breakdown before acting. A good mindset makes money. --- Short-term trading is indeed safer, but the fees are killing me. It's more comfortable to look at the monthly chart. --- Repeating the same tricks for so many years, and people still get fooled. Truly incredible. --- Is the price at the beginning of the year the bottom? I don't think so; the bear market hasn't fully arrived yet. --- With such large fluctuations, swing traders can play around. I'll wait for a clear trend before jumping in.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 01-12 02:51

This wave of sharp decline with high volume... is a bit like a reentrancy attack in smart contracts. It looks fierce but actually hides logical vulnerabilities. PEPE follows the trend and dumps, as expected, still the same old trick, no new ideas.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 01-12 02:24

I've seen this pattern of sharp decline with high volume many times before, it's going to be volatile again.

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