{"content":"🔴 Where Did All The $PEPE Whales Go? Ocean’s Quiet… Too Quiet Last month PEPE whales were moving over $8 million+ daily through wallets — the market was alive, loud, full of movement. Now it’s silent. The whales that do show up are sending straight to exchanges, not rotating, not holding. This month PEPE’s been under real pressure. Charts look heavy, sentiment flat. Even with 24-hour volume spiking over $540 million, it feels like artificial noise — not conviction. One whale already dumped more than 2.2 trillion PEPE, walking away with over a million-dollar loss after holding a hundred days. That kind of move tells the real story. Recent reports hint that traders still see a potential 78% upside if meme hype returns, but that’s just if the energy comes back. Right now, that hype is gone. The same research says whales are trimming exposure, sliding funds into other plays with more utility. Some even called it the “quiet rotation” out of $PEPE . PEPE could bounce if the meme season reignites, but without fresh capital, it’s just drifting. It’s honestly shocking watching that whale flow disappear so fast. A month ago, wallets were moving like clockwork — now, nothing. Feels like the same calm that came before the last fade. The meme ocean’s gone still. Maybe it’s building pressure for a rebound, or maybe it’s the sound of PEPE sinking deeper. Either way, the whales are gone — and that silence says more than any chart right now.","images":["https://d35imkjvkj28kt.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025102025/10/23/5d8546ccfea1fe09cbb40b798da694d2.jpg"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["PEPE/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}