
Pump.fun (PUMP) continued its decline, shedding 12.5% over the past 24 hours to reach $0.003755. This move pushed the asset toward a defined hourly support level at $0.003692. During this pullback, the price has remained confined within a narrowing descending wedge, as shown on the 1-hour chart. Notably, this wedge also includes phases identified as Accumulation and Manipulation.
Further examination of the trading activity shows that the price failed to break above the $0.004457 resistance. Instead, it retraced sharply, now hovering near wedge support. Price activity aligns with a possible Price Cycle Phase 3 (PO3) structure, marking a clear transition from sideways movement to sharper volatility.
Technical indicators currently reflect suppressed momentum. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the 1-hour chart reads 29.38, well below the neutral 50 level. This places PUMP in oversold territory. A brief bounce to 36.17 occurred but lacked sustained strength.
Similarly, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) histogram indicates negative values on the signal and MACD lines. The MACD is at -0.000155 with the signal at -0.000107 and the histogram at -0.000048. These figures reflect continued bearish momentum on lower timeframes. However, the oversold RSI and persistent wedge compression may contribute to potential volatility in the upcoming sessions.
On the 1-hour chart, PUMP exhibits distinct market phases: Accumulation, Manipulation, and Distribution. These phases appear within a descending wedge that began forming after the July 15 peak. Notably, the current price action reflects the Manipulation phase, typically found before a breakout or expansion.
Distribution zones remain overhead near $0.00445. Should price push above the wedge boundary, that region could act as a pivotal level. A measured move based on wedge amplitude suggests room for a +50% range expansion. However, the asset must first reclaim the upper boundary and overcome resistance.