$PIEVERSE is trading around $1.69.


And unlike most altcoins, this chart is actually showing signs of strength.

Look at the daily timeframe.

After months of consolidation, buyers started stepping in around $0.50–0.70.

Higher lows began forming. Selling pressure weakened.

Then price broke out and made a strong move toward $2.

What's interesting is the structure behind that move.

We're no longer looking at a coin stuck in a downtrend.

We're looking at an asset attempting to establish a new bullish trend.

Here's what I'm watching.

$2 - The first major resistance to reclaim.

$3–3.50 - The next area where sellers could step in.

$4.50 - A potential continuation target.

And $6? That's my aggressive bull scenario.

The chart illustrates a possible move toward the upper trendline, but that doesn't make the target guaranteed.

I want to see $PIEVERSE hold above $1.50 and continue building higher lows.

Lose that structure, and the bullish thesis starts weakening.

Because the most important part of this chart isn't the $6 target.

It's whether buyers can keep control after the initial breakout.

And right now, that's exactly what I'm watching.