Crypto Experts Pile Into New Pepe Meme Coin – Could It Surpass Dogecoin?
New Pepe meme coin Pepe Unchained (PEPU) has passed the $500,000 mark in its presale, barely a week after opening its token offering.
Excitingly, the new project is launching a layer-two network, which will operate over the Ethereum blockchain.
Its aim of building a meme coin-based ecosystem distinguishes it from many other meme tokens, which tend to lack utility and often rely purely on hype.
Yet with Pepe Unchained promising instant transactions and extremely low fees, it could quickly become a big favorite among meme token investors.
Crypto Experts Pile Into New Pepe Meme Coin – Could It Surpass Dogecoin?
Pepe Unchained opened its X account on June 15, and has already amassed over 2,000 followers and raised more than $500,000.
Indeed, the coin’s fundamentals put it in a great position to build on this early start and grow strongly, having one of the biggest presales and listings of the year in the process.
The reason for this is that, as noted above, Pepe Unchained is building its own meme token-focused layer-two network for Ethereum.
Accordingly, it promises to reduce fees and transaction times, with Ethereum notoriously facing periods of intense network traffic over the course of its history.
It will also double typical staking rewards , something enabled by the efficiency improvements that come from running on a layer-two network.
Such benefits will help encourage adoption of Pepe Unchained as a layer-two solution, and with PEPU serving as the native transaction currency of the network, the new Pepe meme coin should experience plenty of demand.
The Meme Coin Presale to Watch
PEPU will have a max supply of 8 billion PEPU, with 20% of this going to the presale, 30% to staking, 20% for marketing, 10% for liquidity, 10% for project finance, and 10% for chain inventory.
Encouragingly, it will launch its Telegram channel in roughly seven days, helping to grow its community and recruit its future army of supporters.
Its community should help make Pepe Unchained one of the most successful presales and launches of the year.
Investors can join the sale by visiting the official Pepe Unchained website and linking their software wallets.
They can buy PEPU at a price of $0.008032 per token, using either ETH, BNB, USDT or fiat currency.
Its sale price will rise piecemeal every few days before the offering ends, at which point it will holds its airdrop and then list on trading platforms.
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