While the token still shows a 113% return over the past three months, recent on-chain and technical signals point to mounting downside risks.
Data from Nansen revealed that exchange holdings for PENGU rose 5.74% this week to 16.07 billion tokens, meaning around 873 million tokens moved onto centralized exchanges. Such inflows typically indicate rising sell pressure. At the same time, whale balances slipped by 0.43%, and smart money wallets reduced exposure by nearly 13%, cutting their holdings to just 136.51 million tokens. Even wallets tied to public figures joined in the sell-off, with balances down 4.1%.
Only the top 100 addresses increased their holdings, up 2.01% to 74.65 billion tokens, a trend analysts say looks more like internal redistribution than fresh accumulation. The net takeaway: conviction among major players appears to be weakening.
Technical charts reinforce the bearish outlook. On the 4-hour timeframe, the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA) is closing in on a cross below the 200-day EMA—a classic “death cross” pattern often seen ahead of extended declines. Earlier this week, the 20 EMA already crossed under the 200 EMA, triggering a 15% pullback from $0.033 to $0.028. If the 50-200 EMA
">EMA crossover confirms, historical behavior suggests PENGU could revisit the $0.014 region.With exchange supply swelling and momentum indicators flashing red, traders are bracing for what could be another decisive move in PENGU’s volatile market cycle.
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