“$PEPE to $100,000 like Bitcoin?” Let’s stop the fantasy before it costs you money. It’s not just unrealistic—it’s mathematically impossible. And here’s why:

Using the data shown, PEPE has a total supply of 420.69 trillion tokens and a market cap of $5.99 billion. That gives it a current price of about $0.00001423 per token.

Now imagine PEPE hitting $100,000 per token. Multiply that by 420.69 trillion tokens and you get a market cap of $42.069 quadrillion.

To put that into perspective, the entire world’s GDP is around $100 trillion. Bitcoin’s all-time high market cap was about $1.3 trillion. The total value of all the gold in the world is roughly $13 to $15 trillion.

For PEPE to reach $100,000, its market cap would have to be 420,000 times larger than Bitcoin’s peak, 420 times the value of all the gold in the world, and 420 times more than the combined GDP of every country on Earth.

Even if every dollar in existence was poured into PEPE, it wouldn’t come close. The math simply doesn’t support it.

The #PEPE‏ team itself made it clear that the token has no utility—it was created purely as a meme. Comparing it to Bitcoin isn’t just misleading, it’s reckless. PEPE may rise with hype, but when hype meets reality, only math wins.