PEPE is currently in a period of shorting opportunities. Looking back at the shock caused by the whale sell-off of 427B in mid-December, along with the ongoing negative impact of the website leak incident at the beginning of the month, the market is still digesting the panic caused by the fake "Christmas airdrop" scam. Although the price has held the key support level of $0.004, it has shown obvious technical weakness after a brief rally.
The operational suggestion is to take a light position, with a stop loss set at 0.004250 USDT for protection. Take profits at two levels: first target at 0.004050 USDT, then gradually move down to 0.003980 USDT. Be sure to strictly follow the levels during execution and avoid any wishful thinking.
Risks must be taken seriously: derivatives trading inherently involves high leverage and sharp price fluctuations. While PEPE liquidity is supported, whale trading and scam events can trigger sudden price movements at any time. Before trading, you must carefully assess your risk tolerance and avoid blindly increasing your position based on FOMO.
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SatsStacking
· 12-28 10:51
Whales are starting to dump again. This time, it's really time to listen to advice and lighten your positions.
Wait, can this support at 0.004 hold? I'm a bit scared now.
Scams have made the market panic-stricken. It's better to stay on the sidelines.
Setting a good stop-loss is the most important; don't be greedy, and you'll be fine.
Liquidity is a valid concern; it could explode at any moment.
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WalletDetective
· 12-28 10:50
427B whales this time are really incredible, Christmas airdrop scams have shaken people's hearts
It's another game of stop-loss and take-profit, I'm just watching
Light positions? I don't have the guts to mess with this stuff
This liquidity pit is too deep, whales could trigger a big waterfall at any time
Can 0.004 really hold? Feels like it could break at any moment
The scam incidents haven't settled yet, who dares to hold heavy positions
Stick to the levels stubbornly, easy to say, but the market swings can sway emotions
Leverage derivatives are just ways to give whales money, nothing else
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 12-28 10:38
Whales are again trying to fleece the sheep, always using the same tricks
The scam incidents haven't ended, and now short positions are coming again... PEPE is really done
Light position? I'm afraid even a light position might be wasted
If you can't hold 0.004, just go to zero and buy a lottery
Rather than watching the stop-loss, it's better to watch when the whales will dump
This wave is really a bit risky, the danger is off the charts
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DataPickledFish
· 12-28 10:31
Another article about cutting leeks, still at the 0.004 level... Last time, hearing this caused the price to surge directly.
There are a bunch of whale dump scams, PEPE really isn't stable.
A bunch of numbers for stop-loss and take-profit, honestly, it's just gambling with luck.
PEPE is currently in a period of shorting opportunities. Looking back at the shock caused by the whale sell-off of 427B in mid-December, along with the ongoing negative impact of the website leak incident at the beginning of the month, the market is still digesting the panic caused by the fake "Christmas airdrop" scam. Although the price has held the key support level of $0.004, it has shown obvious technical weakness after a brief rally.
The operational suggestion is to take a light position, with a stop loss set at 0.004250 USDT for protection. Take profits at two levels: first target at 0.004050 USDT, then gradually move down to 0.003980 USDT. Be sure to strictly follow the levels during execution and avoid any wishful thinking.
Risks must be taken seriously: derivatives trading inherently involves high leverage and sharp price fluctuations. While PEPE liquidity is supported, whale trading and scam events can trigger sudden price movements at any time. Before trading, you must carefully assess your risk tolerance and avoid blindly increasing your position based on FOMO.