PEPE Coin News: Pepe, the latest meme crypto in trend has managed to bag another major crypto exchange listing. In the latest announcement, BitMEX announced that it will be listing PEPE Perpetual Swaps. It mentioned that two new perpetual listings will arrive at BitMEX on May 3, 2023.
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As per BitMEX announcement, traders will be able to short or long PEPE via two pairs (PEPEUSD and PEPEUSDT) on the platform. It added that both pairs will hold up to 50x leverage. Earlier, Coingape reported that Huobi listed Pepe on its platform.
PEPE Coin, inspired by the famous meme character, Pepe the Frog has managed to gain all the eyeballs over the past 2 weeks. Pepe price have surged by over 2000% over this period of time.
As per the data, Pepe Coin has barged into the top 100 cryptos as it gained popularity among meme lovers due to a strong community following. Pepe Price is up by a whopping 400% in the last 7 days. It is trading at an average price of $0.00000115, at the press time. However, its market cap stands at around $513 million. However, it’s 24 hour trading Vol has dropped by 11% to stand at $416 million. Read More Pepe Coin News Here…
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With the recent surge, Pepe Coin has now become the 3rd largest meme crypto. However, Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are still holding the top spot. However, PEPE has managed to disembark Baby Doge Coin (BABYDOGE) and FLOKI among the top meme coin list.
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