As of July 1, 2025, technical indicators on the monthly chart suggest a bearish setup for PEPE. The summary across all major tools points to a Strong Sell, with 11 indicators flashing Sell and only 1 indicating Buy.
Momentum is clearly shifting downward. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 33.7, signaling sell pressure and approaching oversold territory. The Stochastic Oscillator (9,6) shows a similar bearish picture at 33.4, confirming downward momentum. The StochRSI (14) has hit rock bottom at 0, indicating extreme oversold conditions and potential for a bounce.
The ADX (14) value of 52.8 reinforces the presence of a very strong directional trend, though currently bearish. Additional selling signals come from the Williams %R (-88.095) showing oversold levels and the Commodity Channel Index (CCI) at -144.3276, both pointing to intense downward pressure. The Ultimate Oscillator (47.262) and Rate of Change (ROC) at -3.392% also confirm the selling sentiment. Meanwhile, MACD (12,26) and Bull/Bear Power remain neutral at 0, suggesting the trend may be losing steam and could potentially reverse.
When it comes to moving averages, the outlook is more mixed. The combined monthly data gives a Sell signal, with 11 indicators on Sell and 1 on Buy. Shorter-term averages (MA10 and MA20) lean bearish, while longer-term averages like MA200 suggest resistance may still lie ahead.
Volatility remains high, as shown by the ATR (14), which means sharp price movements — both up and down — are still possible.
Pivot point analysis outlines a narrow range. The central level sits around $0.0000094, with support starting at $0.00000915 and resistance extending to $0.0000095. A breakout beyond this zone may define PEPE’s next major move.
