PEPE falls 12% in 24 hours despite 27% weekly gain

  • PEPE lost 12% in 24 hours after a 10-day rally and reward-related selling.
  • PEPE’s open interest fell from $400 million to $334 million.
  • Pudgy Penguins entered a cycle that Ali Martinez compared with PEPE’s 2024 rally.

PEPE fell 12% over 24 hours as of Sept. 24, making it the worst-performing memecoin among the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, despite gaining about 27% over the previous week. The decline followed a 10-day rally and coincided with selling from holders who received $2.84 million in PEPE through StonkFun’s FEELSGOOD reward system. Open interest dropped from $400 million to $334 million, while trading volume fell from $1.32 billion to about $727 million, according to CoinGlass. PEPE was retesting its previous higher high near $0.0000040 after breaking out of an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, with fading MACD bars indicating weaker bullish momentum. A continued pullback could take the token toward $0.0000030, while holding the level could open a move toward $0.0000050 or higher. Ali Martinez also said Pudgy Penguins may be entering a cycle resembling PEPE’s 2024 expansion, although that potential projection depends on broader crypto-market strength extending into the next quarter.

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