Why Is PepeX Trending? New Crypto Going Viral On Pump.fun’s Collapse

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After the cult-like obsession for meme coins that defined the end of 2024, this year in crypto has seen growing tension as investors look for the next big opportunity.

PepeX aims to capitalize on that tension by taking pump.fun head on in a dominant move that looks set to checkmate the world’s most infamous launchpad.

Combining AI with viral hype and degen branding hearkening back to every crypto bro’s fond memories, PepeX delivers everything pump.fun can’t.

Tackling the issues around internal sniping, dirty rugs, and sneaky developer tricks, this could well take the brakes off the momentum we’ve seen in the meme coin market, and trigger an entirely new run that might snowball as PepeX’s platform launches in Q3.

With a tight 90-day presale launching on the 24th of March and running until the 24th June, at which point the token will list on numerous exchanges, the window will shortly open for investors to get a slice of a pie that made pump.fun a $4 billion giant.

Why does PepeX stand out?

Launchpads aren’t a new thing, and there have been quite a few copycats over the last year (we’re looking at you daos.fun) but none have so directly tackled the issues plaguing the industry as PepeX’s plans.

The immediate appeal lies in its simplicity.

One – suddenly, anyone (literally anyone) can prompt its AI to launch a token. It then magics the smart contract generation, scheduled in the platform listing, and automates bonding onto DEX for those that succeed within 72 hours.

Within that period, it employs anti-sniping measures to keep 95% of launched tokens’ supply in the hands of the community, whilst aggressively penalizing founders who break the rules and redistributing their share back to holders.

Two – it generates AI bots that founders can connect to their Telegram and Twitter accounts, and which will quite literally manage all the project’s marketing and community on autopilot.

This of course eliminates the need for extensive marketing teams and levels up the playing field for new entrants to the market, instead of making successful token launches accessible only to cabals.

For those who love technical details, check out PepeX’s whitepaper or sign up to any of the AMAs. There’s nothing quite so pleasurable as grilling a dev – we highly recommend trying it out for yourself.

The bottom line? Launching a token—and driving it to a billion-dollar market cap—has never been this easy. This is the kind of zero-to-one change that the crypto market salivates over.

Is PepeX worth buying?

Put it this way. If pump.fun had launched a token in mid-2024, would you have bought it?

Crypto investing is volatile and this is what makes this an interesting opportunity. The market is greedy for a solution for actual fair launches, and PepeX.fun looks like the perfect balance between a money-making machine and the kind of utility that will excite HODLers.

The upside for the Q3 launch could see potentially enormous gains—the platform takes flight just in time for the meme market’s next leg up, with a sector-wide 10x predicted after June rate cuts. This would be further compounded for presale investors who buy early, and will already be over 300% up by the time of listing.

Stage 1 prices start at a reasonable $0.02 and end at $0.0823 for those who miss out on the initial launch. Looking at the performance of a similar token, that of Virtuals Protocol, there was an evident breakout as the project gained momentum that saw a staggering 6800% price hike in Q3.

A huge Q3 hike? History could repeat itself but let’s wait and see. Everything will be dependent on adoption. If PepeX.fun can hit the ground running and make its user experience seamless and do what it says on the tin, we could be in for a rip.

Tokens will be available to buy on the pepex.fun website from the 24th of March.

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