1. Current Market Data (Aug 2025)

Price = $0.00001244

Supply (circulating = total = max) = 420,690,000,000,000 $PEPE

Market Cap = 420.69T × $0.00001244 = $5,226,387,600 (~$5.21B)

24h Volume = $1.46B

Vol/MC = (1.46B ÷ 5.21B) × 100 ≈ 28.01%

ATH Price = $0.000028247 (Dec 9, 2024)

ATH Market Cap = 420.69T × 0.000028247 ≈ $11,883,357,843 (~$11.88B)

2. Price Targets & Required Market Cap

Target $0.00005 → MC = 420.69T × 0.00005 = $21,034,500,000 (~$21.03B)

From now: 21.0345B − 5.21B = +15.8245B

Market Cap multiplier = 21.0345 ÷ 5.21 ≈ 4.04×

Target $0.0001 → MC = 420.69T × 0.0001 = $42,069,000,000 (~$42.07B)

From now: 42.069B − 5.21B = +36.859B

Market Cap multiplier = 42.069 ÷ 5.21 ≈ 8.07×

3. Required Daily Net Inflow for Targets

If we assume straight growth over 90 days:

$0.00005 → 15.8245B ÷ 90 ≈ $175.83M/day net inflow

$0.0001 → 36.859B ÷ 90 ≈ $409.54M/day net inflow

If we stretch over 180 days:

$0.00005 → ≈ $87.92M/day

$0.0001 → ≈ $204.77M/day

4. Current Net Flow (From Uploaded Details)

Buys = 21.727T PEPE

Sells = 24.643T $PEPE

Net PEPE Flow = 21.727T − 24.643T = −2.916T PEPE

Dollar Value = 2.916T × 0.00001244 ≈ −$36.28M per day net outflow

By wallet size:

Large orders: Net −3.163T PEPE ≈ −$39.34M/day

Medium: Net −0.231T PEPE ≈ −$2.87M/day

Small: Net +0.477T PEPE ≈ +$5.94M/day

→ Whales are net sellers; retail is the only net buyer.

5. Burn Mechanism Impact (Hypothetical)

No active large-scale burns. To reduce supply by just 5%:

420.69T × 5% = 21.0345T PEPE

Value at current price = 21.0345T × 0.00001244 ≈ $261.67M

That’s a massive burn requirement, and would still leave ~399.655T supply.

6. ATH Comparison

Price is 56% below ATH

Market Cap now vs ATH: 5.21B ÷ 11.88B ≈ 0.439 (about 44% of ATH MC)

To hit $0.00005 → need 1.77× ATH MC

To hit $0.0001 → need 3.54× ATH MC

Conclusion (Why I Don’t Suggest Buying PEPE Now)

The math shows PEPE’s supply is fixed at 420.69T with no significant burn, meaning price growth relies entirely on new money entering. To even reach $0.00005 in 90 days, it would require $175M/day net inflow; to reach $0.0001, it’s $410M/day — while current reality is a −$36M/day outflow led by whales selling into smaller buyers. The market cap needed for even these micro-targets is 4–8× current levels, which would require reversing the whale sell pressure and sustaining massive demand for months. Without that, and with

no utility or developer activity, the probability of those targets being hit soon is mathematically very low.