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Pump.fun (PUMP) price returns to a key level—can this month's rally continue to $0.005?

Pump.fun (PUMP) price returns to a key level—can this month's rally continue to $0.005?

币界网币界网2026/01/27 12:17
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According to CoinWorld, Pump.fun (PUMP) price is showing signs of recovery, regaining a key support level and approaching the neckline area of the inverse head and shoulders pattern at $0.0031-$0.0033. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates continued bullish momentum, while the Chaikin Money Flow shows renewed active capital inflows. If the resistance area of $0.0038-$0.0040 is effectively broken, the price is expected to rise to $0.0045 by the end of the month; if trading volume continues to increase and the price breaks through the current resistance level, it could further rise to $0.005 in February.
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