The meme coin crowd is watching closely as BRETT/USDT coils up with bullish intent on the 4-hour chart. After a stunning May run, it’s now shaping up for another leg higher — if the bulls can hold the line.
It’s all about structure right now. BRETT’s price is holding above macro support, stacking higher lows, and building a textbook continuation pattern. The next target? That unswept high around $0.09278. And judging by the chart, it’s not out of reach.
Smart Money Stays Put Above $0.056
There’s something sticky about this support level.
BRETT has tested the $0.056 to $0.060 zone at least four times in the last 10 days. Each time, it bounced. Why? That zone is packed with limit orders from traders who’ve been watching since the early-May breakout.
It’s also the 0.75 Fibonacci retracement level — a spot institutional traders often key into.
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Support at $0.056 holds despite pullbacks
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Fibonacci 0.75 adds weight to the level
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Demand keeps absorbing sell pressure
At this point, the market is essentially saying: “If you want BRETT cheaper, good luck.”
Some traders, like @SailorManCrypto, have even drawn accumulation range boxes on their charts. These ranges sit right above that macro support. It’s the kind of structure bulls love: clean, reliable, and full of fuel.
From Sub-$0.02 to $0.08 and Beyond
Just a few weeks ago, BRETT was trading below two cents.
Then, like a cannonball, it ripped through resistance levels — topping out at $0.084 before cooling off. That’s a 300%+ run in a matter of days. Wild stuff, even for meme coin standards.
After that rally, it didn’t crash. It consolidated. That alone says something.
In crypto, when something goes parabolic and doesn’t collapse, it usually means there’s more left in the tank. BRETT didn’t break structure. It didn’t sweep the major lows. Instead, it held its gains — just quietly coiling.
Here’s a quick look at its recent path:
Date | Price Action | Note |
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Early May | $0.018 to $0.083 | Initial explosive breakout |
Mid-May | Pullback to $0.060 | First test of support zone |
Late May | Consolidation | Range forming above macro support |
Now | $0.070–$0.075 range | Pre-breakout positioning? |
This is where it gets interesting.
There’s a visible liquidity pocket around $0.09278. It’s an untapped high — meaning price hasn’t swept or broken it yet. Traders call this an “unswept wick.” It tends to attract price like a magnet.
Break that level and BRETT could push past $0.10.
But to get there, bulls need to maintain control. That means no daily close below $0.056. If that happens, the structure breaks and all bets are off. A move down to $0.04865 could be next — a deeper retracement that would spook the crowd.
For now, though, that’s just the bearish scenario. And it hasn’t happened.
Trading Setups: Risky Breakout or Safer Pullback?
Traders are split on how to play this.
Some prefer to wait for the breakout above short-term resistance. That means waiting for a clean move above $0.078–$0.080, then jumping in on the pullback. This approach reduces fakeout risk — but it can mean missing the first leg.
Others are already in.
They’re riding the support, holding longs from the $0.060 area. These traders are looking for a clean bullish market structure break on lower timeframes. If it happens, they’ll add more.
A more aggressive play? Longing the local range breakout with a tight stop just below $0.069. Riskier, but with high reward if BRETT takes off.
What Happens if BRETT Fails?
Let’s not sugarcoat it — this can break down too.
If price closes below $0.056 on a 4-hour or daily chart, it’s bad news for the bulls. That zone has held up four times. A failure there would invalidate the current bullish setup and suggest a rotation down to lower support.
We’re talking $0.04865 next.
At that point, bullish continuation would be off the table — at least for now. It’d flip from “hold the line” to “salvage what you can.”
That’s the invalidation level. Every good trade needs one.
Newcomers on Deck: Bitcoin Pepe and the Presale Boom
Even if BRETT does break out, it’s not the only play in town.
Presales are heating up. Bitcoin Pepe (BPEP) has pulled in $12 million already — and it hasn’t even launched yet. Scheduled for May 31, BPEP is aiming to be the first to blend Solana-level speed with Bitcoin’s base-layer security.
That’s a big promise.
The token is selling for $0.0377, and it’s backed by major whales. Staking pools sold out fast. Telegram groups are buzzing. It’s clear BPEP is sucking up some of the speculative energy from coins like BRETT.
And that’s not a bad thing. In crypto, capital rotates. BRETT had its monster run — now it consolidates. As that happens, newer coins like BPEP get the spotlight. It’s a cycle traders know well.
Why BRETT Still Has the Edge (For Now)
BRETT’s biggest advantage right now? It’s proven.
Unlike presales, BRETT has volume, structure, and an army of holders. It’s listed, it’s live, and it’s liquid. That matters when it comes to making technical decisions. You can’t chart a presale — but you can chart BRETT.
The 4-hour chart looks clean. The price is behaving. Support is holding. And there’s a visible magnet at $0.09278 that hasn’t been touched.
The next few candles will decide if it gets there.