PEPE begins the week under renewed downside pressure, with the charts showing continued weakness after last week’s decline.
Market analyst Ali Martinez has outlined a clear bearish structure forming on the weekly timeframe, calling for a potential move toward $0.00000014, which he identifies as the main technical target.
Weekly Chart Shows Completed Head-and-Shoulders Structure
Ali’s analysis highlights a classic head-and-shoulders reversal pattern, a formation that often signals a deeper trend shift once support levels fail.
The main target for $PEPE is $0.0000014! pic.twitter.com/6wbS9lz28Q
— Ali (@ali_charts) December 7, 2025
- The left shoulder formed early in the cycle.
- The head marked the highest peak of PEPE’s rally.
- The right shoulder developed with lower highs, confirming fading momentum.
- Price has now broken below the neckline, triggering the continuation phase of the pattern.
According to Ali, this breakdown opens the door for a progressive decline, with the measured-move projection aligning directly with $0.00000014 as the main downside objective. The dotted extension on his chart shows multiple lower-high failures and sustained weakness leading into early 2026.
Short-Term Chart Confirms Seller Control
On the chart, PEPE shows no signs of strong recovery. The price is currently trading near $0.000000447, down from the previous highs reached earlier in the month.
The recent candles reflect:
- A weak rebound attempt that quickly lost steam.
- Lower highs forming consistently.
- Persistent selling pressure following each short-lived bounce.
- A lack of strong volume inflows to support a sustained move higher.
The visual structure mirrors the broader trend: buyers remain unable to reclaim earlier support zones, and each recovery appears corrective rather than impulsive.
Outlook
With the weekly pattern pointing decisively lower and intraday action showing no shift in momentum, PEPE remains vulnerable to additional downside. Ali’s projected target at $0.00000014 represents the next major technical zone if current conditions continue.
For now, the charts suggest a market still dominated by sellers, with no confirmed signs of trend reversal.
