PEPE Whale Dark Battle: Old players are mired in a loss of 7.25 million, while the new force buys the dip with 71 trillion to build a defense line

Recent on-chain data from PEPE reveals a strategic differentiation among whales. Long-term holder 0x7a9 chose to buy the dip with 183.7 billion PEPE after suffering a floating loss of 35% ($7.25 million), trying to dilute the high cost of $0.00001683. This brings their total holdings to 1.31 trillion, but the deeply trapped passive situation makes them a potential source of selling pressure in the future.
Meanwhile, a mysterious new address has bought the dip on 71.07 trillion PEPE at an average price of $0.0000122, showing only a 12% unrealized loss, demonstrating precise bottom judgment. The cost difference between new and old whales has formed a 27.5% price buffer zone, making $0.0000122 a key psychological support level.
The current market is facing a critical point of transition between bullish and bearish trends. The old whale needs a strong resistance with a 55% increase to break even, forming a clear trading range with the support level established by new whales. Investors should be wary of the chain reaction caused by the old whale being forced to cut losses, while also paying attention to the stability of new whale positions. In the short term, a rebound can be planned around $0.0000122, but it should be assessed in conjunction with ecological progress and overall market trends. This battle for the cost line will determine the next phase of value centering for PEPE.
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