Pepe

24h change: -0.19%. From $0.00000398 to $0.00000397.

• Canary Capital Management filed an application with the SEC for a spot exchange-traded fund tracking PEPE's price. This follows ETF approvals for other assets and aims to offer regulated exposure to the memecoin. Such products could draw institutional capital and boost liquidity if approved.
• CoinGecko reports 79% bullish community votes for PEPE. Discussions on X highlight historical growth from zero to billions in market cap. Growing holder base and whale interest support positive outlook.

24h change: +2.82%. From $0.00000387 to $0.00000398.

• PEPE saw a surge of 37,000 new wallets on April 29, pointing to heightened retail interest. Holder count now exceeds 550,000, a metric that has preceded rallies in memecoins. This on-chain activity aligns with recent price gains.
• Canary Capital filed an S-1 application with the SEC for a spot PEPE ETF on April 8. If approved, it would offer exchange-traded access to the token for traditional investors. This reflects increasing institutional focus on memecoins.
• PEPE's price climbed 2.6% in 24 hours to $0.000004 amid $300 million volume. Technical patterns like falling wedge suggest breakout potential. Traders note buyer support and momentum shift.

24h change: +0.06%. From $0.00000385 to $0.00000385.

• Canary Capital submitted an S-1 registration to the SEC on April 8, 2026, for the first U.S. spot ETF tracking PEPE. The filing aims to offer regulated exposure to the memecoin for institutional and retail investors. This reflects growing Wall Street interest in meme coins.
• An Ethereum whale holding $1.56 million reactivated on April 27, 2026, allocating nearly half to 191.96 billion PEPE tokens valued at $698,750. The move to a new wallet suggests accumulation in meme coins amid market recovery. Large holder actions like this can signal confidence or influence liquidity.
• Music producer Steve Aoki transferred 4.155 billion PEPE tokens worth $14,700 on April 14, 2026, clearing his position. This sale comes alongside divestments in SHIB and ETH, amid broader NFT portfolio losses. Celebrity transactions often draw community attention to token movements.

24h change: +0.99%. From $0.00000388 to $0.00000392.

• Canary Capital Management has filed an application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a spot ETF that tracks the price of PEPE. If approved, it would be the first ETF dedicated to this Ethereum-based meme token. The move signals potential institutional interest in meme coins, though analysts question sustained demand similar to Dogecoin products.

24h change: +1.44%. From $0.00000384 to $0.0000039.

• Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and PEPE have each gained around 20% over the past month in a broader meme coin recovery. Analysts caution that this uptick may represent a dead cat bounce—a short-lived rebound in a downtrend—rather than the start of sustained growth. This highlights ongoing volatility and speculative nature in the meme token sector.