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Why I don't invest in $PEPE today
Folks, let's get straight to the point: PEPE is a meme-token that has already fulfilled a good part of its ascent and for this reason, in my view, it is not the ideal path for those starting with little capital and seeking real multiplication.
Here are the reasons:
1. Massive issuance: PEPE has a circulating supply of about 420 trillion tokens. This gigantic amount of tokens already deters many institutional investors and 'whales' who prefer projects with lower dilution and clearer appreciation potential.
2. Almost non-existent utility: the project does not deliver a clear product, relevant platform, or technical differentiation; it lives off the community, hype, and meme adoption.
3. Already large in size: the market value of PEPE is around 4 to 5 billion dollars. For you to gain, for example, 100% return, its market would have to double in size from about 4 billion to 8 billion, and this, for a token without solid fundamentals, becomes an extremely difficult goal to achieve quickly.
4. The risk of 'staying stagnant': given the size and lack of utility, there is a higher probability that the token will only move laterally for a long time — instead of exploding. Many who enter with 'little money to have millions of tokens' end up trapped in a 'wait' that may never end.
5. Preference for initial alternatives: for those seeking growth and leverage with small capital, beginner projects with more contained offerings, clear utility, and emerging communities tend to offer better chances of multiplication than already 'mature' meme tokens.
We will always be bringing insights from promising projects, as we already do.
#pepe #PEPE
Folks, let's get straight to the point: PEPE is a meme-token that has already fulfilled a good part of its ascent and for this reason, in my view, it is not the ideal path for those starting with little capital and seeking real multiplication.
Here are the reasons:
1. Massive issuance: PEPE has a circulating supply of about 420 trillion tokens. This gigantic amount of tokens already deters many institutional investors and 'whales' who prefer projects with lower dilution and clearer appreciation potential.
2. Almost non-existent utility: the project does not deliver a clear product, relevant platform, or technical differentiation; it lives off the community, hype, and meme adoption.
3. Already large in size: the market value of PEPE is around 4 to 5 billion dollars. For you to gain, for example, 100% return, its market would have to double in size from about 4 billion to 8 billion, and this, for a token without solid fundamentals, becomes an extremely difficult goal to achieve quickly.
4. The risk of 'staying stagnant': given the size and lack of utility, there is a higher probability that the token will only move laterally for a long time — instead of exploding. Many who enter with 'little money to have millions of tokens' end up trapped in a 'wait' that may never end.
5. Preference for initial alternatives: for those seeking growth and leverage with small capital, beginner projects with more contained offerings, clear utility, and emerging communities tend to offer better chances of multiplication than already 'mature' meme tokens.
We will always be bringing insights from promising projects, as we already do.
#pepe #PEPE
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