Pepe Coin: The Scandalous Frog Rally Elon Musk Won’t Tell You About 🐸🚀

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Latest in: Pepe coin (PEPE) price does its very best impersonation of a SpaceX rocket, leapfrogging (see what I did there?) to $0.00001264 with a 60% surge in just four days. Ethereum hit $2,400 and Pepe thought, “Why not me?”; smashed technical patterns, ignored resistance lines like they were January gym resolutions, and hinted—very unsubtly—that a new all-time high is just over the horizon. Even blockchain metrics have put on their party hats. Welcome to the circus.

PEPE: When Triangles Aren’t Just For Geometry Nerds

From the shoelace-end dungeons of $0.00000525 on March 11, Pepe’s made a 137% comeback—revenge montage music playing in the background. We’re back at Feb 1st levels, $0.00001391, and to nobody’s surprise, frogs don’t just jump, they leap over Fibonacci levels: smashed the halfway mark at $0.00001222, then busted right out of a triangle breakout, waving a little meme flag.

Once upon a December 9, PEPE hit $0.00002836, then did the walk of shame with lower highs, drawing dramatic resistance lines fit for a telenovela. March 11? The trend bottoms, Pepe finds its inner strength, and suddenly—BAM!—psychologists call it a “triangle breakout,” but we call it a glow up. May 8th: +35%. Calculating with the kind of enthusiasm not seen since my last attempt at a budget, chartists say we could be looking at $0.000022 next. Pepe has zero chill.

The 200-day Simple Moving Average lurks ahead, arms folded, looking very skeptical. But 50- and 100-day averages are about to high-five, and even the MACD is suddenly optimistic. Bulls everywhere are ordering extra party hats.

If you trust the mystical powers of Fibonacci, then pencil in $0.000022, and, if the fates allow, maybe $0.00002649 too. Overachievers are already murmuring about $0.000040 as the next “I told you so” number.

Cue dramatic music: $0.000010 is the “don’t-break-my-heart” level; if we get melodramatic and drop below $0.0000090, the whole triangle thesis takes a nosedive and we’re back to $0.00000563. Pepe doesn’t do subtle plot twists.

Binance Traders: More Optimistic Than Me Before My Third Coffee

Crypto Twitter is ablaze and Binance traders are mainlining frog memes. Coinglass says 66% of traders are going long on Pepe—maybe hoping it’ll buy them a yacht, or just a very expensive frog lamp. Long-to-short ratio is nearly 2. Leveraged optimism: what could possibly go wrong? (Don’t answer that.)

PEPE Network: The Only Place Busier Than Airports In July

As if FOMO needed allies, both new and old investors are scurrying into Pepe like it’s Happy Hour at the meme bar. IntoTheBlock says active Pepe addresses shot up over 100%—now 5,030 strong, with 1,600 newbies in just 24 hours. Over a week, addresses up 78%, and new ones 55%. This is what retail FOMO looks like—except with more frogs.

Whales: When You Need Someone To Shake The Price Around

Enter the whales, swanning in and gobbling up over 10 trillion (with a T!) Pepe in just 48 hours. Now this group sits on a majestic throne of 144.86 trillion tokens—because why own a yacht when you can collect large numbers of tiny cartoon frogs? If whales stay interested, Pepe could just keep trying to kiss the ceiling—and maybe grow a crown.

Large holders too are flexing their diamond hands. Since mid-April, the “Large Holders Netflow” has been flat to positive (as exciting as accounting gets), showing 932.58 billion tokens on May 8. If this isn’t quiet confidence, I don’t know what is—unless it’s gaslighting.

The Grand Meme Finale

Pepe’s got whales, Binance cheerleaders, and more addresses than an online shopping addict. The breakout rally is running on optimism, memes, and the vague sense that maybe, just maybe, this frog is not done jumping. Will it hit a new all-time high? Come for the gains, stay for the meme drama. 🐸🍾

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2025-05-10 06:57