The post 70% Crash Risk Meets $1B Derivatives Inflows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. PEPE is flashing one of its sharpest contradictory signals of the year, losing key support while futures and spot flows explode. Traders now face a split setup where a deep correction and a bullish reset can unfold at the same time. PEPE Support Break Triggers 60–70% Downside Risk PEPE has lost its key weekly support at $0.0000059, and the level now acts as strong resistance. As long as price trades under this line, the higher-time-frame trend stays bearish. The chart shows a clear support-to-resistance flip, which usually signals continuation rather than a full reversal. PEPE Breakdown Chart. Source: CryptoPatel At the same time, the weekly fair value gap (FVG) below price is only partially filled. Liquidity has already swept below multi-month lows, so there is still room for a deeper move into that green demand zone. According to the map on the chart, PEPE can still drop another 60–70% toward the high-time-frame accumulation area near $0.00000178. However, the structure is not bearish forever. The idea here is that a sharp 40–70% flush would complete Smart Money Accumulation inside that lower zone. After that, a clean reclaim of $0.0000059 on the weekly chart would mark a macro bullish shift. The last time PEPE formed a similar pattern and broke a descending trendline, it later delivered about 4,650%, so the analyst treats this drawdown as preparation for the next expansion rather than the end of the trend. PEPE Sees Nearly $1 Billion in Combined Futures and Spot Inflows PEPE is showing one of its strongest flow surges in weeks as futures and spot markets record close to $1 billion in combined inflows. Coinglass data highlights heavy futures activity with more than $647 million in 24-hour volume, while spot markets added over $94 million during the same period. These flows pushed PEPE higher… The post 70% Crash Risk Meets $1B Derivatives Inflows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. PEPE is flashing one of its sharpest contradictory signals of the year, losing key support while futures and spot flows explode. Traders now face a split setup where a deep correction and a bullish reset can unfold at the same time. PEPE Support Break Triggers 60–70% Downside Risk PEPE has lost its key weekly support at $0.0000059, and the level now acts as strong resistance. As long as price trades under this line, the higher-time-frame trend stays bearish. The chart shows a clear support-to-resistance flip, which usually signals continuation rather than a full reversal. PEPE Breakdown Chart. Source: CryptoPatel At the same time, the weekly fair value gap (FVG) below price is only partially filled. Liquidity has already swept below multi-month lows, so there is still room for a deeper move into that green demand zone. According to the map on the chart, PEPE can still drop another 60–70% toward the high-time-frame accumulation area near $0.00000178. However, the structure is not bearish forever. The idea here is that a sharp 40–70% flush would complete Smart Money Accumulation inside that lower zone. After that, a clean reclaim of $0.0000059 on the weekly chart would mark a macro bullish shift. The last time PEPE formed a similar pattern and broke a descending trendline, it later delivered about 4,650%, so the analyst treats this drawdown as preparation for the next expansion rather than the end of the trend. PEPE Sees Nearly $1 Billion in Combined Futures and Spot Inflows PEPE is showing one of its strongest flow surges in weeks as futures and spot markets record close to $1 billion in combined inflows. Coinglass data highlights heavy futures activity with more than $647 million in 24-hour volume, while spot markets added over $94 million during the same period. These flows pushed PEPE higher…