A smart money address bought 128 billion PEPE again
A smart money address that made a profit of $1.27 million on PEPE bought 128 billion PEPE at a price of 0.000001443 dollars per token by spending 100 ETH (185,000 dollars) one hour ago, as monitored by Lookonchain. The smart money address bought 542 billion PEPE for 1 ETH on April 15 and sold them for 679 ETH (1.27 million dollars) in May, earning 678 ETH (1.27 million dollars) and a return rate of 678 times.
Shiba Inu and Dogecoin See Growth While Pepe Struggles, Bone ShibaSwap Re-enters Top 100 Club
Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Dogecoin (DOGE) saw significant growth in the past week, with Bone ShibaSwap (BONE) also experiencing promising growth and re-entering the top 100. However, Pepe (PEPE) struggled to maintain its price. The positive price action of SHIB and DOGE resulted in a surge in positive sentiment, while BONE's chart reflected excitement around the upcoming Shibarium mainnet launch.
Data: Two Giant Whales Purchased 1.56 Trillion PEPE Today, About $2.06 Million
According to Lookonchain data, today, two giant whales purchased 1.56 trillion PEPE with 1,100 ETH ($2.06 million). yougetnothing.eth spent 600 ETH ($1.12 million) to buy 874 billion PEPE for $0.000001286 about 12 hours ago. About 6 hours ago, 0x4631 spent 500 ETH ($936,000) to purchase 685 billion PEPE for $0.000001366.
PEPE Investors Switching to Dogecoin: What's Driving the Trend?
The price of PEPE has dropped by over 45% since its peak in July, with investors selling off their holdings to invest in Dogecoin instead. This shift in investment has resulted in a decline in PEPE's network activity, with daily active addresses dropping by 61% in just two weeks. Additionally, PEPE's network growth has also declined, indicating a loss of market share to competitors in the memecoin world. If investors continue to sell off PEPE in favor of Dogecoin, the price of PEPE could drop even further.
Whale 0xa54 Trying To Buy the Bottom PEPE
According to The Data Nerd monitoring, the whale 0xa54 tried to buy PEPE. He has withdrawn a total of 4.59 billion PEPE ($6.51 million) from binance today and is currently down $600,000 (-9%). Previously, he made a trading profit of $670,000 PEPE in less than 1 month.
The Data: Early PEPE Buyer Sells All of His PEPE Tokens Before Price Falls, Profiting $1.62M
According to Spot On Chain monitoring, an early buyer of PEPE sold 338.26 billion PEPE for 268.92 ETH about 7 hours and 5 hours before the price dropped sharply, making a profit of 1.62 million US dollars.
PEPE's Market Indicators Suggest a Negative Outlook, Experts Believe It Lacks Real Value Compared to Dogecoin and Shiba Inu
The supply of PEPE held by top addresses has decreased and whale activity has declined, which is a cause for concern. Despite this, the memecoin has gained popularity and may soon reach a market cap of $1 billion. While Santiment's data shows a bullish signal with an increase in supply outside of exchanges, investors should conduct thorough research and understand the risks associated with investing in meme coins.
Dimethyltryptamine.eth Dumped 180 Billion PEPE Worth About $280,000, and Currently Holds About $3.24 Million in PEPE
Dimethyltryptamine.eth sold another 180B PEPE for 149.4 ETH($279K) an hour ago, and there are currently 2.07T PEPE ($3.24M) left.He spent 0.125 ETH ($251) to buy 5.9T PEPE very early and has sold a total of 3.83T PEPE for 2,411 ETH($4.5M).
PEPE Price After 85% Recovery: Mixed Signals and Potential Retracement
Pepe (PEPE) experienced a significant 85% price surge between June 15 and July 4, but on-chain data suggests that some investors are now booking profits. PEPE Long-term Holders are taking advantage of the high prices to sell their holdings, as seen in the recent spike in Age Consumed.
PEPE Price After 85% Recovery: Mixed Signals and Potential Retracement
Pepe (PEPE) experienced a significant 85% price surge between June 15 and July 4, but on-chain data suggests that some investors are now booking profits. PEPE Long-term Holders are taking advantage of the high prices to sell their holdings, as seen in the recent spike in Age Consumed.
