- Trader turned $2K into $10M+ with PEPE (legend).
- PEPE’s showing some bounce lately, but the broader market’s still shaky.
- Forecasts look bullish, but macro stuff could rain on the meme parade.
Let’s talk frogs and fortunes.
Way back when PEPE was still a nobody in the crypto zoo, one bold trader tossed in just $2,184 and scooped up 1.5 trillion coins. Yep, trillion with a “T.” Fast forward: that same wallet has now sold off 1.02 trillion of those green fellas for a cool $6.66 million. Not bad, right?
Here’s the kicker—there’s still 493 billion coins left sitting pretty, worth about $3.64 million. Do the math, and that’s over $10 million in profit. At PEPE’s all-time high? This person was the frog prince, sitting on nearly $43 million. Wild.
PEPE Jumps, Even While the Market Trips
The whole crypto market’s been kinda limping lately. Bitcoin hit a ridiculous high of $108,786 back in January, but since then? Down about 22.7%. Brutal. And yeah, PEPE felt the sting too. Pretty much everything did.
But—here’s where it gets interesting—PEPE is actually showing a bit of fight. It’s up 9.4% on the daily, and 9.1% over the past two weeks. Not too shabby for a meme. Still, it’s not all green candles… it’s down 4% on the weekly, slipped 1.2% over the past month, and fallen 5.8% since April 2024. So… mixed signals.
Is PEPE Gonna Hop Back to the Top?
Back in December 2024, PEPE hit its highest high: $0.00002803. Since then, it’s taken a big ol’ nosedive—down 72.6%. That’s, uh, kind of a lot.
But some folks are still hopeful. CoinCodex is out here predicting a huge comeback. They think PEPE might surge to $0.00003582 by May 6, which would be a 368.85% jump. Sounds nice, right? Almost too nice.
Still—big maybe.
Reality check: The market’s acting weird, and macro stuff (like inflation, global drama, rate hikes, etc.) could totally throw a wrench in things. If conditions stay rough, PEPE might not leap like people hope. Could dip again instead.
