- PEPE reacted from supply but didn’t sweep the lower liquidity—still a solid risk-reward setup
- Current 1H market structure is bullish, but liquidity below could trigger a deeper move before continuation
- Wait for price to come to key demand zones—no scenario is guaranteed, and patience is a powerful edge
Let’s rewind for a second.
In the last article we broke down PEPE’s setup: price was pushing into a marked supply zone, while leaving tempting liquidity resting just below.
Our read? High chance of rejection down into that lower pocket to clean out stops before any real rally could begin.
And guess what?
That scenario played out—well, almost.
Price reacted beautifully from the supply. It started dropping, just like we expected. But then… it stalled. It never reached the lower liquidity zone we mapped out. Bit of a tease, honestly.
But here’s the thing: a 1:5 risk-reward trade? That’s not a loss, that’s a win with a missed bonus level.
I’ll take that any day over chasing something that never triggers. It reminds me of times when I wanted to squeeze every last drop from a move—only to end up giving back profits. Lesson learned: take what the market gives you.
Now let’s talk what comes next.
H1 Structure Is Bullish… But Don’t Trust It Blindly
Zooming into the 1H chart, the market structure is clearly bullish. Higher highs, higher lows—textbook stuff.
But if you’ve traded long enough, you know charts don’t just move in straight lines.
Look a little closer, and there’s a trap forming: a heavy stack of liquidity resting right below the current range. All those eager longs with stops tucked under recent lows?
Yeah, you know how this ends. This is exactly where I’d wait for price to dive—grab those stops, tag the liquidity, and then maybe give us the clean long we want.
So, while the uptrend might tempt some to FOMO in right now… I’d personally sit tight.
- I’m eyeing that liquidity.
- Let price come to me.
- Not the other way around.
Because here’s the truth—the market doesn’t owe us anything. You can have the cleanest confluence in the world, and price still swerves the other way. It’s not about being right. It’s about being ready.
So, What’s the Pepe Price Prediction From Here?
Short term?
If price dives below and taps into that liquidity, we could see a bounce with serious momentum, maybe even a retrace back to the previous supply area.
But if it doesn’t? If it just keeps pushing higher without that clean grab?
Then we adjust.
Because no matter how confident we are in a scenario, it’s just a probability. The market doesn’t move on certainty—it moves on liquidity, sentiment, and sometimes, pure chaos.
Patience is your edge here.
Don’t burn it chasing green candles.
