My Explanation About #PEPE
PEPE was launched with a fixed total supply of 420.69 trillion tokens (420,690,000,000,000 PEPE).
PEPE is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, its supply was pre-minted at token creation (not “mined” like Bitcoin).
#Why the supply is so high?
Well ! “420” + “69” are meme numbers → fits the meme coin theme.
High supply means:
Price per token stays very low (good for meme hype)
New investors feel they can buy “millions of tokens” cheaply
It gives a psychological effect that people like
#Example:
Buying 10 million PEPE feels more exciting than buying 0.0002 BTC, even if the money value is same.
#Note :This helps PEPE grow faster.
#How the tokens were distributed At launch:
93.1% of supply went to liquidity pools
6.9% to a multi-sig wallet
0% to team wallets (as they claimed)
So most tokens are already in the market.
#Will PEPE supply increase?
No.
The contract does NOT allow minting new tokens
Supply can only go down (if tokens are burned)
Meaning PEPE is fixed supply
#Here is the Theory:
Imagine If MANY people buy PEPE and together they buy all 420.69 trillion tokens, here’s exactly what will happen — in simple terms:
🟩 1. Price will explode instantly
If buyers try to buy ALL tokens:
Liquidity becomes low
Sellers become few
Demand becomes huge
This causes:
🚀 Massive price jump
🚀 Rapid pump
🚀 Extreme volatility
Because everyone is competing to buy a limited supply.
🟩 2. Eventually no sellers → price hits crazy levels
If nobody wants to sell, but buyers still want to buy:
🔥 Price goes vertical
🔥 Exchanges show extreme spikes
🔥 Trades stop because no supply left
Even small buy orders push the price up 50–200%.
🟩 3. Even if one giant buyer tries to buy everything
A giant whale or fund trying to buy all PEPE would cause:
✔ Price to pump extremely fast
✔ Huge slippage
✔ Orders failing due to low liquidity
✔ Gas fees increasing on Ethereum
Example:
Trying to buy 1 trillion PEPE at once might increase the price by 20–50% instantly.
[This is part1 of explanation ]
