2026-01-05 10:30:13

#以太坊大户持仓变化 PEPE has seen a good increase in the past few days. Although the current upward momentum has slowed down, this does not mean a sharp decline is imminent—remember, it has been consolidating for quite some time. After breaking the level, the price may pull back and then continue to rise.

From a trading perspective, you can watch for a retracement to the 05-62000 range, which is a good entry point for bulls. The longer consolidation period actually indicates accumulation, and a pullback after a breakout is often the last signal to get in.

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FarmToRiches

· 4h ago

It's been consolidating for so long, I've already smelled the scent of a rise. PEPE, this wave, just wait for the pullback to get in.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-05 10:57

I've heard the phrase "consolidation and accumulation" too many times, and every time it’s said to be the last chance to get in, but what’s the result... Whether PEPE can break out this time depends on the market sentiment; don’t be too optimistic. A pullback to enter sounds good, but I’m worried the pullback might turn into a plunge. Long-term holders of PEPE can consider it, but short-term traders should be cautious. Consolidation has indeed lasted a long time, but if it can’t break out, it just can’t—don’t self-hypnotize. It’s only meaningful if the price can truly stabilize at this level; it’s too early to say anything now. I’ll wait for clearer signals before making any moves—don’t be fooled by the accumulation hype.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-05 10:55

It's been consolidating for so long; a breakdown and retest is the real low-entry opportunity.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 01-05 10:53

The idea of sideways accumulation has been heard so many times, and each time it's said to be the final signal to get in, but what happened then? PEPE is just a gambler's game; I think I'll stay on the sidelines. After such a long sideways period, it still can't go up, feels like something's about to happen. A retest of 62000? Bro, your prediction is as accurate as the weather forecast. A pullback after a break is an opportunity? Just listen and don't take it seriously.

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AirdropDreamer

· 01-05 10:51

Consolidation and accumulation, I've heard this many times, but the key is whether it can really break through. PEPE feels a bit虚 this wave; when the gains slow down, the stories start. I'll need to see a pullback around that area, but right now, those chasing highs are all big fools. I believe in accumulation, but the question is, when can it really start moving? It's the old routine of breaking down and pulling back; how did it turn out last time someone said that? Those who bought around 62000 are probably all at a loss, stop lying. The consolidation has indeed lasted a long time, but that doesn't necessarily mean it will go up; according to this logic, why hasn't it broken down? It feels like PEPE's current rally has no real momentum; it's easy to get burned.

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HashRateHustler

· 01-05 10:33

It's been consolidating for so long, I've already smelled the opportunity. Waiting for the pullback is the perfect time to buy the dip.

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