The meme coin space is shaking again as PEPE, the viral ERC-20 token, is getting attention from both retailers and whales. With huge price surges, record whale activity, and new exchange listings, PEPE is setting itself up for what analysts are calling the “biggest price move” yet. The Binance listing could be the final push to take this token to new heights.
Pepe (PEPE) Is Having an Explosive Run Because of a Whale
Pepe (PEPE) has been on a roll, hitting new highs in price and adoption. Since listing on Coinbase on November 14, 2024, PEPE’s price has gone up 87% to an all-time high of $0.00002524. While it has since pulled back to around $0.00002, its 7-day performance is still up around 10%.
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The massive whale who just sent 506 billion PEPE ($11.4 million) to Robinhood is fueling confidence. This big move from influential holders is positioning themselves for more upside as Pepe (PEPE) continues to trend.
New Exchange Listings Are Increase Visibility for Pepe (PEPE)
Recent listings on major exchanges have added visibility:
- Coinbase and Robinhood listed Pepe (PEPE) on November 13, 2024.
- South Korea’s largest exchange added Pepe (PEPE) giving it more global exposure.
These listings are key, making the token accessible to more traders and adding liquidity, two of the main drivers of any big price move.
There is also a rumor for a Binance listing that is buzzing around Pepe (PEPE). Historically a Binance listing has been a catalyst for meme coins and can lead to price explosions. If it happens, Pepe (PEPE) could go to $0.00003 and $0.00004 in the short term.
The Quiet Comeback of Shiba Inu (SHIB)
While PEPE is getting all the attention, Shiba Inu (SHIB) is also seeing some action. With a market cap of $11.48 billion and a 24-hour volume of $164.6 million, SHIB is seeing some increased activity But SHIB is being left in the dust. Despite trying to increase utility with projects like Shibarium, PEPE’s viral momentum and rapid adoption is eclipsing SHIB’s slow and steady growth.
The Battle Between Pepe (PEPE) vs Shiba Inu (SHIB)
Both Pepe (PEPE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are benefiting from the meme coin demand, but their approaches are different. PEPE is all about fast and frequent exchange listings and whale-driven price moves for speculative investors looking for quick flips. SHIB on the other hand is focused on long term utility and ecosystem expansion, like decentralized apps and Layer-2 solutions. However, PEPE’s ability to get whale activity and exchange listings means it’s more in line with the current short-term market trends.
DTX Exchange (DTX) Is Building a Foundation as the New Viral ERC-20 Token
In the midst of the meme coin craze, DTX Exchange (DTX) is flying under the radar as a utility-driven alternative, attracting investors looking for substance over hype. While Pepe (PEPE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are all about viral appeal, DTX Exchange (DTX) is a hybrid trading platform that combines traditional and decentralized assets, where you can trade cryptocurrencies, stocks and forex on one platform.
With over 160,000 registered users and $8.2 million raised in presale, DTX is positioning itself as a long term player in the crazy crypto market. Its innovative features like 1000x leverage and distributed liquidity pools could attract the same whales that are fueling PEPE’s rise and give them a more structured and diversified trading opportunity. As meme coin investors chase short term gains, DTX Exchange (DTX) is building a foundation for long term growth that could rival the hype surrounding even the most viral tokens.
Conclusion
PEPE’s recent run, with whale activity and big listings, makes it the top dog in the meme coin pack. With Binance listing rumors adding to the hype, this could be the biggest move of the year. Meanwhile Shiba Inu is building its ecosystem quietly, focusing on the long term.
For investors December will be the moment of truth for these tokens as the meme coin wars heat up.
To get involved, visit the DTX Website, participate in the presale, or engage with the DTX Community.
