The revelation of a large sell-off involving 7.5 billion tokens upset the Pepe Coin (PEPE) community. The investor—whose name is still unknown—offloaded the tokens in a way that has drawn criticism throughout the bitcoin scene. Many PEPE holders now wonder about the investor’s intentions and how this extraordinary action will
The crypto market is buzzed with radical moves and news, over the past week, with several coins experiencing a bullish surge. Investors have set their eyes on some settled players. In a remarkable turn of events, PEPE, the meme-inspired cryptocurrency, has again reached its all-time high (ATH) of $0.00001467 and
Memes have established their own niche in the constantly changing world of cryptocurrencies, frequently distinguished by sharp swings and speculative enthusiasm. Pepe Coin (PEPE), which takes its name from the well-known anthropomorphic frog meme character, is one such meme coin that has attracted a lot of interest. But as investors
Pepe, the enigmatic memecoin, has surged by 7% in the past twenty-four hours, accompanied by a notable 88% spike in trading volume. The catalyst for this uptick appears to stem from significant developments within the community. A recent tweet from the Pepe team announced a forthcoming transfer of 418 billion
The world-renowned cryptocurrency exchange Binance has decided to delist PEPE as a borrowable asset on its Flexible Loan platform. As per Binance’s official statement, starting from June 21, 2023, at 08:00 (UTC), users will lose the ability to borrow PEPE on the Flexible Loan platform, in line with the delisting
Just when some doubters stated that NFTs were doomed, a new effort arose to counter that story. With its frog-themed digital art and creative approach to token economics, the $PEPE project is shaking up the NFT market. And now, the project has taken a giant stride forward for its community
