What happened?
Pepe flipped from heavy selling to accumulation as retail and larger wallets began dip buying. Santiment shows mid-sized holders (100k–10M PEPE) boosted balances to about 610.21 billion and big holders (10M–1B) steadied at roughly 15.42 trillion. Technicals suggest a bounce off the lower boundary of a year-long symmetrical triangle, with RSI and MACD hinting at early bullish momentum.
Who does this affect?
Short-term traders and meme-coin speculators feel the biggest impact since renewed buying can spark fast, volatile moves. Whales and mid-sized holders benefit from stabilizing positions while retail buyers could capture early upside if a rebound continues. PepeNode presale participants and other meme-coin projects may also see increased interest and price action as capital flows back into the sector.
Why does this matter?
If the $0.000009 support holds, a breakout could trigger big percentage gains — analysts talk about targets like +600% to $0.00005 and even +1,200% to $0.0001 under heavy inflows. Potential U.S. rate cuts and talk of spot PEPE ETFs could bring TradFi and institutional liquidity that amplifies those moves. That influx would tighten supply, lift meme-coin momentum across the market, and shift broader risk appetite — but it could also increase volatility and speculative risk.