Pepe price today (PEPE to USD)
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Pepe (PEPE) is a meme coin launched on Ethereum in April 2023, named after the Pepe the Frog internet meme. It has no product or use beyond trading and community, and its anonymous creators say so openly. Its supply of about 420 trillion tokens is why each one is worth a tiny fraction of a cent. Full Pepe fact sheet →
What moves the Pepe price
No one sets the Pepe price. It's the last price at which buyers and sellers traded on exchanges, averaged across many markets. It moves with demand from investors and traders, news and regulation, interest rates and the wider stock market, big holders buying or selling, and leverage being wiped out in fast drops. Short-term moves are close to impossible to predict. See why crypto prices fall and how to read a crypto chart.
What the numbers mean
- Price is the latest traded price in US dollars, averaged across exchanges. The price on your exchange can differ a little, and buying usually costs more than the quoted price because of spreads and fees (see the true cost calculator).
- 24h change compares now with the price exactly 24 hours ago, and 7-day change with a week ago. The chart shows hourly prices over the last 7 days.
- Market cap is price × coins in circulation. It's a snapshot of size, not money invested (market cap explained).
- Volume is how much was traded in the last 24 hours across tracked exchanges.
- All-time high is the highest price ever recorded and how far today's price is from it.
Key facts
| Launched | April 2023 |
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| Created by | An anonymous team (not Pepe the Frog's artist, Matt Furie) |
| Type | ERC-20 token on Ethereum |
| Supply | 420.69 trillion PEPE, all created at launch |
| Use | None beyond trading; the project describes itself as having no utility |
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