• PEPE declined 8.6% to $0.056086 but continued trading just above its $0.056044 support level.
• Despite the dollar-based decline, PEPE gained 10.1% against Bitcoin and 9.4% versus Ethereum.
•  Market capitalization fell to $2.55B while 24-hour trading volume dropped sharply by 24.86% to $842.52M.

Pepe (PEPE) traded lower over the past 24 hours, even as chart data reflected a developing upward structure in market behavior. During the session, the token faced broad pullbacks across price, market capitalization, and trading volume. However, activity remained concentrated within clearly defined technical boundaries. This alignment between price movement and technical structure framed the day’s trading narrative and set the context for how market participants responded.

PEPE capitalization was 2.55 billion in the market after it fell by 8.64%. Meanwhile, 24 hours trading volume dropped to 842.52 million. This number was an even more drastic decrease of $24.86. Notably, lower volume coincided with restrained price movement. This alignment suggested reduced transaction intensity during the session. However, trading activity remained active enough to maintain defined price levels. 

Price Action Stays Confined Within Narrow Levels

PEPE was trading at $0.056086 and it has fallen by 8.6 percent in the previous 24 hours. It is worth noting that the price remained near its determined support of $0.056044. However, repeated attempts to push higher stalled below resistance at $0.056661. This behavior kept the token inside a tight 24-hour range.

Meanwhile, the proximity between support and resistance limited directional expansion. As a result, price movement reflected controlled activity rather than abrupt swings. In addition to its dollar-trading fall, PEPE also made significant improvement over the key cryptocurrencies. PEPE exchange rates were 0.0106284 BTC against Bitcoin, which represents a 10.1 percent growth. In the same way, the token has increased by 9.4 percent against Ethereum where it is trading at 0.081810 ETH. Nevertheless, these profits came out of the dollar decline. This drift brought forth a valuation dynamic in different markets. It also demonstrated that there was an asymmetry in the amount of capital movement in the trading pairs throughout the session.

PEPE Shows Bearish Technical Momentum as Oversold RSI Suggests Possible Rebound

Pepe  remains below this level declining its bullish prediction.The RSI is trading at 37.40 which shows oversold momentum. The MACD indicator shows a bearish crossover, with the blue line crossing below the orange signal line. 

Green histogram bars indicate growing selling  pressure. Pepe must break the $0.056661 resistance range decisively for a potential move toward $1. Psychological resistance at $1.00 remains a key hurdle, with further upside targets at $2  if volume increases significantly.