After key breakout signal, pump price eye meets 15%

After winning more than 37% in the last 7 days, pump prices have refused to cool. Despite a mild +6% move in the last 24 hours, the tokens show signs of continued strength despite the weaker momentum in the broader market. Big question: Are you looking at another breakout brewing or are you watching the tail end of this rally?

It breaks down on-chain data, liquidation setup and chart patterns to show what comes next.

Influencer purchases and whale activities signal trust

The price is integrated just below the $0.0035 level, but top addresses and public figures will not let go. According to Nansen data, the top 100 addresses currently hold 94.808 billion tokens, reflecting an increase of 0.28% over the past 24 hours. In many cases, public figures’ wallets linked to influencers and known crypto traders have also jumped 12.38% with a 61.56 million pump.

More importantly, whales accumulate quietly throughout the week. Over the past seven days, Whale Holdings has increased by 25.24%. This is not a signal of fatigue. That’s a sign of confidence.

These large players are increasingly powerful and suggest that there is room for even more upside down.

It is the derivatives market that supports this view. The long/short ratio has been held above 1.05 over the past few days, but is a critically bullish flip.

This means that more traders are in longer positions than shorts, and this rising leverage bias is consistent with smart money activity on the chain.

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Liquidation map reveals where shorts are crushed

Liquidation maps from high lipids support the same bullish outlook. The current price is $0.0034, and the pump is approaching a dense cluster of short positions.

The biggest pile of short liquidation starts at $0.0035 and strengthens the range from $0.0035 to $0.0039. These price levels match where short sellers began to be wiped out.

The short open interest amounts to $1.92 billion, but the long position is currently at $5.48 billion, almost triple its size. There are fewer shorts available, but the exposure is weaker. If the pump exceeds $0.0035, it can cause a liquidation chain reaction, driving the exit into the shorts, and increase the price of the process.

These liquidation thresholds are more than just numbers. They are pressure points. It also almost perfectly matches the price action patterns formed on the chart.

Price eye breakout from rising triangle patterns

Pump prices are traded within the rising triangle pattern of the 2-hour chart. This setup usually resolves with a breakout to benefits. This is what you’re looking at now, especially when it’s backed by higher lows and accumulation.

Note: The two downside movements thrust the trendline downwards, but both were wick-only failures and the whole body candles were not closed. According to standard technical analysis principles, effective triangle failures usually require a definitive whole body candle that closes under a trend line with a confirmed volume. As it has not happened, the rising triangle pattern remains in effect.

The key resistance to destruction is around $0.0035, when a previous breakout was attempted. This price also overlaps with the liquidation cluster we just discussed, creating dual trigger points for momentum.

If this level breaks, the next immediate resistance is $0.0038, then $0.0040. The former marks a profit of 15% from the current price of $0.0034. That level also coincides with the important Fibonacci expansion zone and psychological circle numbers, which often function as magnet resistance. If Momentum continues above $0.0040, the next goal is near $0.0046, representing a 35% meeting from today’s level.

However, traders should also look to invalidation. If the pump can’t break by holding ascending trendline support around $0.0033, disable the current bullish structure. This could open the door to a deeper pullback to under $0.0030.