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This whale has been holding these pepe coins for about a year and has now made a huge return on his investment in this meme coin.
Sell billions with huge ROI.
The aforementioned Diamond Hand moved 170.2 billion of these promoted $PEPE meme coins to a cryptocurrency exchange where he sold them, earning $1.77 million. The ROI on that investment was a whopping 886%, according to the tweet.
@Lookonchain shared that at the end of October last year, this trader purchased 107.2 billion PEPE, spending $200,000 on this purchase. He has kept it to this day.
PEPE coin drops by 11%.
Over the past 24 hours, the PEPE cryptocurrency has seen a notable decline, losing nearly 12% after a 10.76% increase on Wednesday. So far, PEPE has lost the $0.00001293 price tag and collapsed to $0.00001141.
PEPE suddenly appeared in April last year, created by a team of anonymous developers. Unlike other popular meme coins, this one was not inspired by Shiba Inu dogs but by Pepe the Frog, a popular internet meme.
The PEPE interest remains at zero.
Many have pointed out that the PEPE program has no benefit and remains useless. However, the meme coin seems to have great appeal among short-term investors and traders as they continue to actively buy it and then sell PEPE after holding it for a while.
There have been no updates made to PEPE, unlike other popular cryptocurrencies, such as $DOGE , $SHIB , Floki or BabyDoge, since its anonymous team stopped working on PEPE after its market launch last year. Therefore, it remains a speculative investment vehicle for many cryptocurrency traders.
