Pepe Coin and Shiba Inu Open Interest Nears Record Highs, Is a Price Surge or Sell-Off Coming ?

Once again, Pepe Coin (PEPE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are making waves, with their open interest surging close to all-time highs. As their prices begin to rebound, traders and investors are asking the same question: Are these meme coins ready for a breakout or is a sharp correction on the horizon?

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Shiba Inu just rocketed past $0.000015 with an 18% MoM growth and PEPE outperformed with a 74% MoM growth as momentum builds again. However, is this another flash in the pan or has the meme cycle just begun again? Can the duo's speculative hype even outdo utility-driven assets like the new PayFi altcoin? Let's find out.

PEPE Coin eyes a breakout as market sentiment turns bullish.

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Pepe Coin has surged 74% over the past month, bouncing strongly off a key support level. PEPE’s Open interest has climbed to nearly $600 million an indicator that traders are increasingly betting on continued price action.

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Positive funding rates further underscore the bullish sentiment a signal that buyers currently outnumber sellers.

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This uptick in confidence could pave the way for a further 30% rally, provided the support level holds firm. Still, technical indicators such as the MACD remain mixed, suggesting some uncertainty among market participants. If bullish momentum stalls, PEPE could retrace to around $0.0000107.

Whales and retail buyers accumulate Shiba Inu amid a meme market comeback.

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Shiba Inu is also experiencing a dramatic rise in open interest, driven by heavy accumulation from both whales and retail investors. In just 24 hours, whales added over 1.04 trillion SHIB to their holdings.

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Meanwhile, exchange net flows turned negative, indicating that fewer tokens are available for trading a bullish sign.

SHIB’s price has already risen 18% this month. Retail traders are clearly joining the wave, buying more than they’re selling. Its Stock-to-Flow ratio has climbed to 2.2k, pointing to increasing scarcity. If the current trend continues, analysts believe SHIB could reach $0.000017. But if momentum fades, a drop to $0.0000138 remains a real possibility.

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