PEPE Post-Retest Rally Eyes New ATH, Targets $0.00002989
The post PEPE Post-Retest Rally Eyes New ATH, Targets $0.00002989 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
Following the channel breakout rally in PEPE price creating an ATH in November, the meme coin shows a post-retest rally. As the bull run restarts in PEPE, bulls anticipate the rally to create a new ATH next week.
As one of the top performers, will PEPE explode to a new ATH next week? Check out Coinpedia’s latest PEPE article for more information.
PEPE Price Performance
In the daily chart of PEPE, the meme coin shows a bullish recovery, regaining momentum. The ongoing recovery trend started near the $0.000075 with a Morning Star pattern.
TradingView
This rally peaked at nearly 200%, nearly $0.000025. However, the falling channel breakout rally took a quick retest of the previous all-time high near the $0.000017223.
The 10% surge last night, creating a bullish engulfing candle, ended the five-day consecutive red-candle streak. It also marked the post-retest bounce back for the meme coin.
Currently, the bull run is extended with an intraday gain of 2.79% as the PEPE price trades at $0.00002126.
What are PEPE 10x Rally Chances?
Using the trend-based Fibonacci levels, the uptrend is approaching the 23.60% Fibonacci level at $0.00002303. Considering that the recovery run of the broader market will be prolonged, the PEPE price bull run is likely to reach $0.00002989 by the end of November.
Hence, the PEPE price will explode with a massive upside of 40% in the next week. On the flip side, the $0.00001879 will likely provide bullish support.
Find out more in our PEPE price prediction for the upcoming year’s price targets.
FAQs
PEPE is trading at $0.00002126, up 10% last night, marking a post-retest bounce back from $0.000017223 after a channel breakout rally.
Short-term targets include $0.00002303, with potential to reach $0.00002989 by the end of November, signaling a 40% upside.
The $0.00001879 level provides bullish support, ensuring stability if the rally faces temporary pullbacks.