#OrderTypes101 Why Do Some People Think $PEPE Could Hit $1? 🤔 Let’s Talk Reality.

There’s been a lot of noise lately about $PEPE hitting $0.10, or even $1.

Let’s be honest: that’s one of the most unrealistic takes in crypto history.

PEPE’s Current Price: ~$0.0000098

Let’s do some quick math.

💡 Total Supply: 420 trillion tokens.

If $PEPE ever reached $1, that would mean a $420 trillion market cap.

Yes, trillion — with a T. For context, the entire global crypto market cap is barely around $2.5 trillion.

So what if PEPE burned most of its supply?

Let’s say somehow, 419 trillion tokens were burned (which, by the way, is extremely unlikely). That would leave 1 trillion tokens. Even then, at $1 per token, we’re talking about a $1 trillion market cap — roughly the size of all of crypto today.

Still think $0.10 is doable? Let’s be real. That would require a $42 trillion market cap.

What’s Actually Possible?

Let’s throw out the hype and look at a more grounded scenario:

Maybe $PEPE can cut another zero and hit $0.00009 this year — but that depends on massive community support, continued hype, and probably some token burns.

Even $0.01 is a moonshot that would require multiple miracles — not likely before 2030, if ever.

Right now, the most reasonable expectation is that PEPE continues hovering around four zeros ($0.000009) — unless something huge changes.

Final Thoughts

$PEPE is still one of the most hyped meme coins out there.

Cutting six zeros in just two years is already more than most coins could ever dream of.

So while $1 dreams are fun for memes and tweets, they’re not based in reality — at least not with the current tokenomics.

👀 Stay sharp, do your own research, and best of luck to all the PEPE holders out there.

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