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One of the hottest meme coins—Pepe Coin (PEPE), the classic frog Pepe. PEPE is a pure meme coin launched on Ethereum in April 2023, with no pre-mining, no team allocation, zero taxes, directly locking the liquidity, and burning the LP key, achieving a completely "fair launch". Within a few days of going online, it skyrocketed by tens of thousands of times, briefly entering the top 50 in market capitalization, igniting the meme season completely. Many people became rich overnight, while others suffered significant losses by buying at high prices, causing the topic to explode. Why did PEPE become popular? It mainly captured the essence of meme culture. The sad frog Pepe has been circulating online for over a decade and is already a veteran figure in the meme world. With the addition of Dogecoin and Shitcoin, the market was in need of a new meme king, and PEPE perfectly filled the gap. The community spontaneously promoted it, flooding Twitter and Reddit, celebrities endorsed it, exchanges rushed to list it, and FOMO emotions were at their peak. However, looking at it calmly now, PEPE has dropped from its peak of $0.0000043 to around $0.000012, and its market cap is still hovering in the top 100. The community remains active, occasionally pulling off small rallies, but compared to the madness at the beginning of the year, it has become much more rational. After all, the essence of meme coins is emotional-driven, with no actual use case, and price fluctuations depend entirely on community enthusiasm and market trends. My view: PEPE is suitable for playing like a lottery, a small investment for big returns, don't treat it as a long-term investment. In a bull market, memes tend to rotate easily, and PEPE, as a leading player, still has the chance to double. But in a bear market or when the hype fades, it can easily drop to zero. Friends who want to play should strictly control their positions, take profits when earned, and not be greedy. (Follow, like, and share to receive a BTC red envelope) $PEPE {spot}(PEPEUSDT)
Speaking of the second big shot in the cryptocurrency world, it has to be ETH!
Ethereum was created in 2015 by the genius young man Vitalik Buterin, and it directly changed the rules of the game as soon as it launched.
Bitcoin is digital gold, while Ethereum is digital oil—it is not just a coin, but also the underlying platform for smart contracts and decentralized applications. The core strength of ETH is its support for smart contracts; whether you want to issue tokens, engage in DeFi, play with NFTs, or build DAOs, you can do it all on Ethereum. The ecosystem has exploded in growth, with the total value locked (TVL) reaching hundreds of billions of dollars, and top applications like Uniswap, Aave, and OpenSea all depend on it.
After the merge to PoS in 2022, energy consumption dropped by 99%, staking yields are stable, and holding coins generates sweet passive income. It's 2025, and Ethereum continues to upgrade, with Dencun and Pectra gradually rolling out, increasing capacity, lowering costs, and enhancing performance. Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base are taking off, with fast transactions and low fees, leading to an exceptional user experience.
On Binance, the depth of ETH trading pairs is unmatched, spot contracts can be played freely, and liquidity is top-notch. For newcomers, it is essential to hold ETH; it is not just a coin, but the cornerstone of the entire Web3. In the short term, look at volatility, but in the long term, look at faith; in bull markets, ETH often outperforms BTC.
If you survive the bear market, you'll understand what it means to be a king!
Dogecoin (DOGE) Introduction Dogecoin is an open-source, peer-to-peer cryptocurrency created in December 2013 by software engineers Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer. It was initially launched as a "joke" to satirize the crazy speculation in the cryptocurrency market at the time, using the popular "Doge" meme (pictures of Shiba Inu dogs paired with humorous English) as its symbol and name, and is therefore also referred to as the first meme coin. Dogecoin is based on Litecoin code, uses the Scrypt algorithm (which is more energy-efficient than Bitcoin's SHA-256), has a block time of 1 minute, and extremely low transaction fees, making it very suitable for small payments, online tipping, and charitable donations. Its most notable feature is its unlimited supply: there is no total cap, and a fixed number of new coins are generated every minute (currently, the block reward is 10,000 DOGE), with approximately 5.2 billion new coins added each year, resulting in an inflation rate of about 3-4%. Dogecoin has a very active community (Doge Army) and has historically been used for charity multiple times, such as funding the Jamaican bobsled team to participate in the 2014 Olympics. In 2021, it briefly became one of the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, reaching a peak price of about $0.73, with a market cap exceeding $85 billion. Current status (December 2025) price: approximately $0.12-0.13 (a drop of about 2-4% in the last 24 hours, down about 9% over the past week).