$PEPE

🔰 Currently, the largest recorded purchase of Pepe (PEPE) tokens was made by a cryptocurrency investor (the so-called 'whale') with wallet address 0x160…b5B, who acquired 337.09 billion PEPE for over $7 million through Binance in the 20 days leading up to December 4, 2024.

🔰 In absolute terms, the largest amount of PEPE tokens was acquired by investor with address 0x31f5, who spent about $2.25 million USDC to purchase 2.81 trillion PEPE from April 19 to April 27, 2023. Later he sold part of his tokens, making a profit of $11.47 million.

🔰 It is worth noting investor with address 0xa14, who from March to May 2024 withdrew 1.449 trillion PEPE from Binance for about $10.86 million. He sold part of the tokens, realizing a profit of $2.59 million, and at the time of the last report held 660 billion PEPE.

🔰 The largest single purchase by the number of tokens belongs to investor 0x31f5 with the acquisition of 2.81 trillion PEPE, while the largest by value is a purchase of 337.09 billion PEPE for $7 million by investor 0x160…b5B.

‼️ Reason for loss of interest $PEPE

🐋 Sale by large holders (whales)

🔰 Large investors began actively selling their PEPE holdings. For example, one wallet transferred 430 billion tokens to Binance, while another transferred 325.5 billion, which collectively put significant pressure on the price. In total, more than 1.1 trillion PEPE was sold, leading to a price drop.

down 15.9% to $0.00001253.

📉 Overall decline in interest in meme coins

After a peak in December 2024, when the market capitalization of meme coins reached $137 billion, it fell to $56.2 billion by February 2025. This indicates a decline in interest in assets like PEPE against the backdrop of a general market cooling.

⚠️ Conclusion

A combination of massive sales by large investors, negative technical signals, a decrease in user activity, and loss of trust due to scandals and management issues led to a significant decline in interest in PEPE in 2025.