⬤ PEPE is making a comeback against Tether (USDT) on Binance after months of sliding prices and sideways drift. The meme coin is now trading near $0.00000701 as of early January 2026, breaking back above a key support zone that held the token during its recent consolidation. This marks a significant shift after PEPE spent weeks grinding through a highlighted support band before buyers finally stepped in with force.
⬤ The chart shows PEPE bouncing from the lower support area between $0.00000400 and $0.00000600—a zone where the token built a base before this latest push. Price has now cleared that region and is working its way toward the middle of the previous multi-month range. Looking higher, two dashed lines mark potential resistance zones around $0.00001050 and $0.00001300. A sketched path on the chart suggests PEPE could eventually test these levels after some consolidation, though nothing's guaranteed.
⬤ Volume has picked up noticeably during this recent climb, showing traders are getting active as PEPE reverses course from its prior decline. Earlier in the chart, the token traded much higher before entering a sustained downtrend through late 2025, eventually finding stability in that same support band it's now broken above. When traders talk about "reclaiming structure," they mean price moving back above a key horizontal level that previously acted as support but had become resistance.
⬤ This move matters because these reclaim patterns get close attention in crypto technical analysis, especially for volatile altcoins like PEPE that tend to crash hard before snapping back just as fast. With PEPE now back above that lost trading range and holding near $0.00000700, the big question is whether it can actually stay above this level or slip back down into the old consolidation zone.
Eseandre Mordi
Eseandre Mordi