PEPE was among the first memecoins to bounce back when the crypto market rallied in March 2025.
The momentum didn’t last, though. After peaking in May, the token has been sliding steadily, forming a series of lower highs along the way.
Now, PEPE has returned to test the support trend line of a long-term triangle pattern. A rebound here could mark the end of its downtrend and open the door to fresh highs.
Let’s take a closer look at the charts to see how realistic that scenario is.
The weekly time frame analysis shows PEPE has traded inside a symmetrical triangle since May 2025.
The PEPE price bounced at the triangle’s support trend line four times (green icons), most recently today.
While the symmetrical triangle is a neutral pattern, it usually leads to continuation.
Since the preceding trend is bullish, it is likely to lead to a breakout and upward movement.
If that happens, the next resistance will be at $0.0000140.

However, despite this positive PEPE prediction, momentum indicators are bearish.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is below 50 while the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) is negative.
So, the weekly time frame is inconclusive on whether the PEPE price will break out.
PEPE’s long-term count points to a breakout. According to the count, PEPE is in wave B of an A-B-C correction (red).
Even though the count suggests the increase is corrective and PEPE has already finished its five-wave increase, it still indicates that a breakout is likely.
Once PEPE breaks out from the triangle, it could approach the all-time high and complete wave B.

The short-term count agrees. According to it, the triangle is part of a minor wave B, which often creates symmetrical triangles.
The sub-wave count suggests the correction is over, so PEPE will likely move to new highs soon.
If the count transpires as predicted, PEPE will reach a high of $0.000021, giving wave C 0.618 times the length of wave one.

While wave C could reach the same length as wave A, that would put the PEPE price at a new all-time high, which goes against Elliott Wave rules when considering PEPE is in a correction.
PEPE sits at a critical point as it tests the long-term triangle support again.
While the Elliott Wave count and chart structure lean toward a breakout, bearish momentum indicators keep the outlook uncertain.
A decisive move above resistance could trigger the next leg higher, taking PEPE close to its all-time high.