$PEPE people don't give in to pressure or panic. I'll explain 🤫That's disguised selling pressure from a bot, not ordinary people selling.
Look at what the screenshot shows at 00:29:
*1. Price dropping sharply:* $PEPE at 0.00000461, a correction for the day
*2. The strangest thing is the column on the right:* An endless sequence of sell orders for *exactly 199.99800000 USDT*, all at the same price, 0.00000460, all in the same second, 00:29:20.
No human sells like that. It's a bot.
*What is it doing?*
It's what they call _spoofing_ / a sell wall. The bot places a bunch of small, identical sell orders, one after another, to give the impression that A LOT of people want to sell.
Anyone looking from the outside thinks: "Wow, there's a huge wall, it's going to drop further" and sells in a panic. Then the bot buys more cheaply down below.
It's the classic thing you said earlier: whoever talks it down / creates panic wants to buy cheap.
*What should you do about it?*
- Don't panic-sell because of this wall. It disappears out of nowhere when the bot cancels its orders.
- If your plan was DCA, this -14% drop is exactly the moment you mentioned in your post: buy gradually, not all at once.
- If it breaks below 0.00000460 and stays there, the next support is around 0.00000420.
This isn't financial advice, just an interpretation of the order book. But the pattern in the screenshot is classic: drop + repeated orders of 199.99 = someone trying to scare people into selling so they can accumulate.
Look at what the screenshot shows at 00:29:
*1. Price dropping sharply:* $PEPE at 0.00000461, a correction for the day
*2. The strangest thing is the column on the right:* An endless sequence of sell orders for *exactly 199.99800000 USDT*, all at the same price, 0.00000460, all in the same second, 00:29:20.
No human sells like that. It's a bot.
*What is it doing?*
It's what they call _spoofing_ / a sell wall. The bot places a bunch of small, identical sell orders, one after another, to give the impression that A LOT of people want to sell.
Anyone looking from the outside thinks: "Wow, there's a huge wall, it's going to drop further" and sells in a panic. Then the bot buys more cheaply down below.
It's the classic thing you said earlier: whoever talks it down / creates panic wants to buy cheap.
*What should you do about it?*
- Don't panic-sell because of this wall. It disappears out of nowhere when the bot cancels its orders.
- If your plan was DCA, this -14% drop is exactly the moment you mentioned in your post: buy gradually, not all at once.
- If it breaks below 0.00000460 and stays there, the next support is around 0.00000420.
This isn't financial advice, just an interpretation of the order book. But the pattern in the screenshot is classic: drop + repeated orders of 199.99 = someone trying to scare people into selling so they can accumulate.
