Pepecoin ($PEP) is the world’s first fully decentralized and secure blockchain for Pepe.
Pepecoin is a true crypto coin instead of the many smart contract meme tokens like $PEPE and others. No one owns or controls Pepecoin.
Pepecoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency built on blockchain technology. It aims to provide fast, secure, and low-cost transactions while maintaining privacy and user control over their funds.
The official website for the Pepecoin foundation is pepecoin.org. Pepecoin.is is an independent community resource designed to help users learn about Pepecoin.
Yes. Pepecoin ($PEP) is a Layer 1 blockchain with its own network, similar to Bitcoin or Dogecoin. The $PEPE token is an ERC-20 token that runs on the Ethereum network. They are separate projects.
There are two basic types of cryptocurrencies, coins and tokens. Tokens exist as smart contracts on a parent network like Ethereum or Solana. Coins, on the other hand, have their own blockchain. Some blockchains use Proof-of-Work (e.g. Bitcoin) while others use Proof-of-Stake (e.g. Ethereum). Ethereum is a coin, Tether is a token (created via a smart contract) on Ethereum.
Pepecoin is a coin with its own blockchain. It uses Proof-of-Work just like Bitcoin. You can think of Pepecoin as "Bitcoin with a frog logo".
To get started, you'll need to download a wallet compatible with Pepecoin. You can purchase $PEP coins on supported exchanges. See pepecoin.org for more information.
The Ᵽ character (aka "P with Stroke") is the official currency symbol for Pepecoin.
No. According to the official project documentation, Pepecoin was a fair launch with zero pre-mine and zero allocation for the team or venture capitalists.
It is easier than ever to create a token these days. Anyone can make a logo and launch a token. It is much harder to create a crypto coin like $PEP with its own blockchain and get it supported by exchanges.