$PEPE is perfect for quick trading, and in general can be convenient for beginners.
If you trade on the spot rather than on margin with leverage, for one successful trade you will receive about 0.11% considering that the price must meet minimum requirements.
Example: let's assume that the current price of PEPE is 0.0000089, you successfully open a position by investing 1 dollar. The price may move down, and that’s normal, there is nothing to fear, just patience and calmness, because there are no liquidations in spot trading.
But as soon as the price reaches 0.00000891, and you successfully sold PEPE, you will earn 0.11%. The invested 1 dollar will turn into 1.0011 dollars.
You might say that this is a small amount, and you are not satisfied with such negligible profit, but this option is safe for most people, and if you trade frequently, making numerous trades, eventually, 1 dollar will turn into 10, and 10 into 100, and so on.
And of course... there is another option, more efficient, but riskier. Namely margin trading, it's like spot trading, but with leverage.
I recommend not using leverage higher than 10x if you do not intend to get liquidated. It's simple: 10x leverage increases the impact of price changes on your invested 1 dollar.
And in this case, the profit from one trade is 0.11% considering the minimum price movement, multiplied by 10...
At first, it may seem very tempting, and you will definitely want to set a higher leverage.
Upon confirming the opening of an order in margin trading, the liquidation price will be shown to you. With 20x leverage, the chances of liquidation increase.
Another downside of margin trading is that you cannot set TP/SL (Take Profit/Stop Loss). This means you will have to periodically check your positions and close them when the target is reached, or the hope for profit has faded...