PEPE
It is entirely possible for PEPE to rise to $1! Those who say that it has too much circulation, with 420 billion coins and a market value of $420 billion, should listen to the story of Bitcoin. In 2009, Bitcoin was only a few cents per coin, but more than a decade later, one coin was worth more than $70,000. Time is the king of price increases!
PEPE coins play the deflation trick, burning some coins for each transaction, and with less supply, they are naturally valuable. Although there are not many updates now and there are countless deflation coins, this trick is still quite useful. You see, PEPE coins have risen a lot in a year, relying on its volatility and toughness in the market. Many people don't notice, but deflation is a big help for long-term price increases.
