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# Reality Check on $PEPE Hitting $1 🐸💸 Some people dream of $PEPE reaching $1 — but let’s be real, that’s fantasy land. There are 420.69 trillion $PEPE coins in circulation. If $PEPE were to hit $1, its market cap would be $420.69 trillion — that's nearly 4x the entire global GDP, which is around $106 trillion. Let that sink in. 👉 Don’t fall for unrealistic hype or clickbait predictions. Stick to facts, not fantasies.

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Nakamoto has never revealed personal information when discussing technical matters,but has at times commented on banking and fractional-reserve banking. Some speculated he was unlikely to be Japanese due to his native-level use of English. On his P2P Foundation profile as of 2012, Nakamoto claimed to be a 37-year-old man who lived in Japan; he cited his date of birth as 5 April 1975. Some theorize that the date referenced the signing of Executive Order 6102, which prohibited the ownership of gold coins in the United States, and 1975 as the year it was repealed. Author Dominic Frisby categorized the date as an "obscure but brilliant reference" and as "extremely political". Some have considered that Nakamoto might be a team of people. Dan Kaminsky, a security researcher who read bitcoin's code, said that Nakamoto was either a "team of people" or a "genius" Laszlo Hanyecz, a developer who had emailed Nakamoto, had the feeling the code was too well-designed for one person Andresen has said of Nakamoto's code: "He was a brilliant coder, but it was quirky." The use of British English in both source code comments and forum postings, such as the expression "bloody hard", terms such as "flat" and "maths", and the spellings "grey" and "colour", led to speculation that Nakamoto, or at least one person in a consortium claiming to be him, was of Commonwealth origin. The reference to London's Times newspaper in the first bitcoin block suggested to some a particular interest in the British government. Stefan Thomas, a Swiss software engineer and active community member, graphed the timestamps of each of Nakamoto's bitcoin forum posts (more than 500); the chart showed a steep decline to almost none between 5 a.m. and 11 a.m. Greenwich Mean Time (midnight to 6 a.m. Eastern Standard Time). This was between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Japan Standard Time, suggesting an unusual sleep pattern for someone living in Japan. As this pattern held even on Saturdays and Sundays, it suggested that Nakamoto was consistently asleep at this time $BTC

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