Memecoin

PEPE has fallen 2.66% in the last 24 hours and 14.71% over the past week, making it one of the weakest major memecoins as it retests local support near $0.00000342. Technical indicators on both the daily and hourly charts show a bearish structure with declining OBV and weak RSI, suggesting sellers remain in control. Traders are watching the $0.00000358–$0.0000037 retracement zone for potential short setups, while a move above $0.00000379 would invalidate this view.

Rising military confrontation involving the USA, Israel, Iran and regional powers has sparked questions about which crypto assets could be most vulnerable in a World War III scenario. Four AI chatbots indicated that thin‑liquidity small‑cap altcoins and meme coins might crash by as much as 90%, while some argued that major stablecoins tied to the US dollar could also face severe stress. They broadly agreed that Bitcoin would likely sell off sharply at first but remain the most resilient asset in the sector over time.

PUMP's price has stayed locked in a range between $0.0017 and $0.0034 since December, with a recent shift toward a bearish bias as the $0.00225 higher low gave way. Despite a 7.9% daily gain and a 9.61% rise in trading volume, indicators show indecision, and traders are cautioned to treat rallies toward $0.0022–$0.0024 as potential liquidity hunts and be ready to sell into short-term strength if real spot demand fails to appear.

USELESS Coin climbed over 17% in the past 24 hours, per TradingView, while inflows from top PnL traders, whales, and new wallets accelerated, according to Nansen AI. Price action tested the $0.036 support and $0.045 resistance, with MACD signaling growing seller momentum and CHOP at 49.26 hinting at a fading trend. A break above $0.045 could target $0.055, while sub-$0.036 risks deeper losses.

In the last 24 hours, dogwifhat (WIF) rebounded to the $0.20 area following a double-digit decline, while trading volume rose about 29% to $102 million. Price action sits between dense liquidity at $0.18 and $0.21, and derivatives metrics show rising participation, with Open Interest increasing from $38 million to $47 million. Direction remains unclear until a decisive move.

Shiba Inu is setting up for a cautious rebound as exchange outflows surge and key support holds. SHIB trades at $0.0000055, with support at $0.0000059–$0.0000061 and resistance at $0.0000078–$0.0000081. If the base remains intact, analysts see potential for a measured push toward the upper band.

SPX6900 [SPX] has extended its downtrend since late January, sliding toward $0.27 after its $0.32 floor from February 25–27 gave way. RSI at 25.56 and a negative MACD indicate heavy pressure, with a possible relief move toward $0.2795–$0.2989; if $0.27 fails, sellers may aim $0.2669, with $0.2515 as the next support.

According to on-chain data, over 531 billion SHIB moved to exchanges within a single day, raising the prospect of distribution. At the time of writing, SHIB changes hands near $0.00000571, down 5.03% over 24 hours. Thin weekend liquidity and prices below the 26-period EMA keep bearish momentum in focus.

Shiba Inu saw a sharp rise in exchange deposits as markets head into the weekend. According to on-chain data, more than 531 billion SHIB were transferred to exchanges in less than a day, raising near-term downside risk as the token trades below the 26 EMA and other trend markers, with low momentum and fragile demand.

The Official Trump (TRUMP) is trading near the $3.184 support area while a team-linked whale moved 5 million tokens worth $17.3 million to Binance within 24 hours. Price remains inside a descending channel with crowded long positions and dense liquidation zones between roughly $3.30–$3.60, setting the stage for a potential squeeze or sharp unwind if support gives way.