Pepe coin, the meme cryptocurrency based on the popular internet meme, has become the newest sensation across crypto.
Although it has made early buyers extremely happy – and extremely wealthy – it could soon leave many holders feeling flattened due to a possible 80% correction. Let’s take a closer look.Feels Good, Man… For Now
What goes up, must come down. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Regardless of the phrase you choose, there is a lesson related to Pepe possibly on the way.
Few meme coins these days are a bigger deal than Pepe, rising from nothing to into the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap in a little over two weeks since its launch.
It’s vastly out-performed meme coin brethren Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, and the dozens of new coins that Pepe’s runaway success has spawned. But after an especially big rally of well over 400% in the last 48 hours, holders who bought he top could ultimately find out what it means to be a sad frog meme.
The parabolic Pepe coin curve |
Predicting A Massive Pepe Coin Crash
PEPEUSDC on Uniswap is one of the first charts to launch on with the largest amount of price data. Since the chart’s inception, it has brought investors 3,000% ROI. Earlier adopters turned $250 into a cool mil. Those who bought the top might be at risk of turning a million into lot less, considering the risk of a more than 80% correction. The risk is due to the parabolic curve pictured above breaking down violently.
A rule of thumb in technical analysis is to expect at minimum an 80% retracement of a parabolic rally. Crypto holders would do well to remember that Peter Brandt famously called for an 80% collapse in Bitcoin after the 2017 peak.
Today, we are talking about the MEASURE RULE, and how to use it in technical analysis to find profit targets and determine risk:reward in crypto trading using as an example Here’s how not to be a sad frog 🐸 — CoinChartist (@coinchartist_io)
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