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Pump.fun’s token [PUMP] has risen 7.9% over the past 24 hours, while daily trading volume increased by 9.61%, according to CoinMarketCap data. AMBCrypto previously reported that the memecoin was flashing a reversal signal and that a two-week trendline resistance had been broken. Spot outflows were also cited as signaling aggressive accumulation. However, the longer-term price structure remains bearish. The key question is whether PUMP bulls can defend the $0.0017 support level.
Since December, PUMP has traded in a horizontal range between $0.0017 and $0.0034. Within this band, the token has shown multiple internal structure shifts, with the latest occurring on February 5. On that date, the $0.00225 higher low was breached, shifting the bias bearishly. As of the time of writing, that bearish bias remained in place.
The $0.0017 local support level from late December 2025 was described as having been defended. Meanwhile, On-Balance Volume (OBV) has been moving sideways over the past month, suggesting neither bulls nor bears have clearly controlled the next trend. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) was at 44, indicating a slight lean toward bearish momentum in recent days, though it does not guarantee a breakdown below support.
In the short term, the article suggests the most likely scenario is that PUMP could “hunt down liquidity.” Over the past week, the token traded within a range from $0.00170 to $0.00197. At the time of writing, PUMP was rejected from the range highs and sliding lower. The technical indicators in this timeframe were described as not providing a strong signal for either bulls or bears.
Sell into strength was presented as the primary tactical stance for the short term. Traders were advised to remain sidelined, given the range formation. The liquidity clustered near the lows at $0.00166–$0.00170 was described as a buying opportunity.
At the same time, a breakout above the range highs might not last, partly because of the higher-timeframe bearish bias. Any move toward $0.0022–$0.0024 was characterized as likely part of a liquidity hunt, with a potential reversal after the liquidity is swept. The article emphasized that genuine spot demand—reflected in high spot buying pressure—would be needed to break overhead liquidity clusters and sustain an uptrend. If that demand does not appear, traders were urged to be prepared to sell into short-term strength.
Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion.
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