$PENGU The dilemma for holders now isn’t whether to cut their losses, but at what price to admit they were wrong. After falling 89% from $0.068, the decision has only gotten harder—not because of how much further it might fall, but because around 0.0075 it already looks “low enough.” The 30-day return is still positive at +3.49%, but over the past 7 days it has fallen back to -9.41%. This combination of numbers makes it feel like the bottom may be near, but there’s no evidence that it’s already here.

What concerns me more is the volume pattern. The 512M in trading volume on September 23 pushed the price to $0.010, showing that this market has no shortage of liquidity. But volume has steadily declined since then, and now it’s just 106M. As the price pulls back, there’s no panic selling, but there’s also no sign of fresh capital willing to step in. This usually means the market is waiting for a direction, not that it has already chosen one.

The key indicator for holders to watch next isn’t the price, but whether 24-hour trading volume can get back above 200M while the price holds at $0.0074. If a rebound comes with rising volume, that would show new money is willing to set a price here; if the price keeps drifting down on shrinking volume, this “bottom” will probably move lower. Volume is $PENGU ’s only honest signal right now.