Memecoins have taken a fearful beating over the last couple of months. Some are down as much as 85% and more.

PEPE coin has formed a bullish inverse head and shoulders pattern suggesting a potential 23% price increase to $0.000012, despite showing declining network activity metrics and mixed signals from whale holders.

PEPE memecoin may be at an interesting juncture right now on the price charts.

The price of Pepe (PEPE) has been in a sharp downtrend since the end of last year, with the post-election rally steadily losing momentum. It now trades 65% below its December 9 all-time high. Intense sell-side pressure recently pushed PEPE to its lowest level since November 7.

The Solana meme coins market has rebounded, valued at $11.7 billion, with a 4.4% increase in the past 24 hours. Among the notable meme coins are SPX, Popcat, and WIF, which continue to gain attention due to their potential to deliver massive gains.

Frog-themed meme coin PEPE has made a significant price move, successfully erasing a zero from its value amid the recent market recovery. This surge comes as the broader crypto market rebounds, pushing several meme coins higher.

Pepe, the second-biggest Ethereum meme coin, has stabilized this week, as sentiment in the crypto industry improved. Pepe (PEPE) price rose to a high of $0.00001035 on Tuesday, up by 30% from its lowest level this month.

Pepe Coin price shows signs of recovery after a bearish week, raising speculation about a potential move to $0.000017. The market has seen renewed optimism, with Bitcoin (BTC) approaching $100,000.

Many altcoins are struggling as the fear and greed index remains in the fear zone and the closely watched altcoin season index stays on the sidelines. Most cryptos are down by over 50% from their highest levels this year, making them bargains compared to where they were a few weeks or months ago.

PEPE Coin eyes a breakout as meme coin sentiment surges. Key resistance at $0.00000113 could spark a rally.

The recent downturn that has swept across the entire crypto market has pushed meme coin PEPE into oversold territory, according to the Relative Strength Index indicator. Notably, this is only the third time PEPE has reached the oversold levels in its history, particularly on the daily candlestick timeframe.

Wouldn't it be great if a small crypto investment today turned into life-changing profits tomorrow? Meme coins have proven time and time again that the right project at the right time can generate unimaginable gains.

The Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E) meme coin has rebounded, with prominent advocate Unipcs suggesting the real rally is just starting. What Happened: Unipcs noted on Monday on X that the largest holder of Pepe (CRYPTO: PEPE) tokens is reportedly making big moves into D.O.G.E.

Pepe (PEPE) investors are in a state of panic as the pullback from early December highs above $0.000028 deepens, and the threat of a total market capitulation rises. The post Pepe Investors Panic as Prices Drop – Is a Total Collapse Near? appeared first on Cryptonews.

With history as a guide, is this another prime ‘buy-the-dip' moment, or has WIF lost its spark?

Bitcoin (BTC) remained sluggish over the weekend, hovering between $96,000 and $97,000. However, it dipped below $95,000 early on Monday, falling to a low of $94,855 before rebounding and moving to its current level of $97,450.

Pepe Coin price, an Ethereum-based meme coin, has plunged significantly amid broader market corrections. The meme coin has dropped 65% from its ATH of $0.00002825, recorded two months ago.

Donald Trump's tariff war is only heating up – he announced a 25% levy on aluminum and steel imports. Trump also warned that countries levying US imports will face even higher tariffs.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Pepe (PEPE) have often been speculated about in relation to their opportunities of hitting the desirable $1 milestone. Nonetheless, with SHIB now priced at $0.00001578 and PEPE at $0.059561, the journey to $1 continues to be a challenging ascent.

It was possible that a range formation between $0.69 and $0.74 would play out over the next few days.

Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.

Last Monday, the cryptocurrency market saw its biggest crash ever, wiping out over $2 billion worth of investments. Following this, many altcoins fell sharply from their recent highs, leading major investors to buy them up, which could trigger a strong recovery rally.

The crypto market has again been gripped by volatility, keeping traders on edge. Bitcoin (BTC) recently dipped to $95K before recovering slightly, while Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) struggled in negative territory. XRP, however, managed to post a 1% gain, offering some stability amid the turbulence.

Memecoins PENGU and TRUMP are facing heavy losses and, nobody knows what's coming next.

Tron is on fire this year, beating even Bitcoin in price performance. Yes, you read that right.

Pepe (PEPE), the popular and world's third-largest crypto meme coin, is poised for an upside rally after experiencing a 28% price drop in recent days. Following this notable price drop, the meme coin has reached a crucial support level of $0.00000928, which has a history of price reversals.

The NFT market has pulled back sharply alongside a broader crypto selloff, with Bitcoin falling to $96,000 and Ethereum tumbling to $2,600. The latest data shows that the overall crypto market cap has contracted to $3.

On-chain data analytics platform Lookonchain recently spotted a huge transaction from a top Pepe whale. On Friday, this large investor tagged Nascent sold 175 billion PEPE, valued at about $1.5 million.

Over 15 US states have initiated legislative efforts to integrate Bitcoin into their financial frameworks, highlighting benefits such as economic diversification, inflation hedging, and fostering technological innovation. Utah has emerged as a leader in this movement, with its House Bill 230 advancing through the House on February 6 and now awaiting Senate approval.

Frog-themed meme crypto Pepe Coin's price is facing alarming pressure amid the current volatile trend brewing in the broader cryptocurrency sector. It is now further intensified due to a massive whale selloff.

Cryptocurrency market whale activity shows holders have taken up selling their positions on PEPE to accumulate Hyperliquid (HYPE). On-chain data reveals that significant PEPE sales have contributed to the token's decline, while HYPE is attracting substantial capital, as the crypto market dip woes continue.

Whales and spot traders are taking opposing calls on WIF.

The saga began after the Dec. 5 announcement of PENGU, the project's Solana-based memecoin, which initially sparked a rally in NFT prices.

PEPE has suffered a sharp downturn, dropping nearly 50% over the past month and reaching its lowest price in three months. Investors have faced significant losses as bearish sentiment grips the meme coin market.

Pepe Coin (PEPE) is facing a turbulent week as its price drops 28%, sparking concerns among holders.

Coinbase put three new assets on its listing roadmap: PENGU, POPCAT, and MORPHO. This announcement only caused momentary price gains for all three tokens, possibly suggesting that the market is less interested.

Cryptocurrencies on Feb.7, 2025, traded largely mixed. While several altcoins, including Flare (FLR) and Ripple (XRP), gained, recent outperformers such as Pudgy Penguins (PENGU), Bittensor (TAO) and Hyperliquid (HYPE) struggled with downside pressure. Bitcoin's retest of the $100k level was brief as the price retreated to below $98k.

Coinbase announces plans to list three new altcoins – POPCAT, PENGU, and MORPHO – following recent additions of popular memecoins, signaling expanded trading opportunities.

Crypto's third largest meme coin by market capitalization, the $4 billion Pepe ($PEPE), has seen significant price swings in the last 24 hours after a major whale transaction. According to data by CoinGecko, Pepe fell 3.3% in the last 24 hours and 29% in the last week to trade at $0.059552 as of this writing.

The cryptocurrency market has been plunged into a decline this week, with global crypto market capitalization dropping by 11% in the past seven days.

PEPE has dropped 70% from its December highs, erasing Trump pump gains. Whales are accumulating, but can November's support hold?

It now seems a distant memory when memecoins would spike hundreds, and sometimes thousands of percent in short periods of time. Are the crypto memes dead or dying now?

Bitcoin's (BTC) slide under the $97,000 mark sent all the major altcoins to print red indexes all around. As the decline continues, crypto whales are finding this period as the “Buy the dip” opportunity and scooping top meme coins like Pepe and dogwifhat (WIF).

Pudgy Penguins recently burned over $150 million in unclaimed Solana tokens after ending its PENGU token claim earlier than expected.

Big players in the crypto market are making waves again, and this time, they're betting big on meme coins. According to Spot On Chain, a smart whale has secured a massive $13.75 million profit while trading Pepe (PEPE). Meanwhile, another whale grabbed millions worth of WIF from Binance, sparking speculation about the next move.

The market for cryptocurrencies has a history of turning little investments into fortunes that change people's lives. Often taken early in a token's existence, strategic decisions can pay amazing returns.

WIF's price faces challenges, with technical indicators showing mixed signals for a potential reversal.