🔴 Where did all the whales go $PEPE ? The ocean is calm... very calm
Last month, PEPE whales were moving over 8 million dollars daily through wallets — the market was active, loud, full of movement.
Now, it is silent.
The whales that are showing up now are sending directly to the exchanges, they are not trading, they are not holding.
This month, PEPE has been under real pressure. The charts look heavy, and the sentiments are flat.
Even with trading volume over the past 24 hours rising to more than 540 million dollars, it feels like artificial noise — not faith.
One whale has already offloaded more than 2.2 trillion PEPE, leaving with a loss exceeding one million dollars after holding it for a hundred days. That move tells the real story.
Recent reports indicate that traders still see a 78% potential rise if the meme hype returns, but that's only if the energy returns. Now, that hype has vanished.
The same research indicates that whales are reducing their exposure, shifting funds to other games with greater utility. Some have dubbed it the 'quiet cycle' outside $PEPE .
PEPE could bounce back if the meme season returns, but without new capital, it just drifts.
It is truly astonishing to watch the flow of those whales disappear so quickly.
A month ago, wallets were moving as if they were clockwork — now, nothing.
It feels like the same calm that came before the last fade.
The meme ocean has become tranquil.
Perhaps it builds pressure for a rebound, or maybe it's the sound of PEPE diving deeper.
In either case, the whales are gone — and that silence speaks more than any chart right now.
