Little Pepe has raised over $16 million. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Pepe has just confirmed its first-ever DEX listing for August 13th, and early investors aren’t wasting time.
With nearly all tokens already sold and over $17m raised during presale at only $0.0458, the final hours are seeing a rush of both early backers and newcomers pocketing BPEP before prices go public.
Bitcoin Pepe is pioneering a native meme economy on Bitcoin, including a new token standard and a full Layer 2 chain that brings smart contracts, NFTs, and DeFi to crypto’s original network.
Will Bitcoin Pepe be the next asymmetric trade of this cycle?
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Is this the next Solana moment for meme coins?
While Little Pepe operates in the already saturated ERC-20 space, Bitcoin Pepe is the first-ever meme ICO that will rebuild Bitcoin–this time, for culture, not hodling.
This is possible thanks to PEP-20, a new token standard that allows anyone to issue assets natively on Bitcoin via Bitcoin Pepe’s Layer 2 chain. In short, instead of building off-chain workarounds, Bitcoin Pepe is building in-chain tools that make it just as easy to launch tokens, NFTs, and apps on Bitcoin as it is on Solana or Ethereum.
The L2 is already showing real progress, with early previews of the bridge interface revealing a smooth, user-first experience, with support for real-time wallet connections, safety alerts, and unsupported wallet detection: critical features that too often get left out during rushed L2 rollouts. The layout is fast, intuitive, and purpose-built to handle high volumes without compromising UX.
The experience feels modern, but it leans on Bitcoin’s trust. A “Solana on Bitcoin” is a bold comparison, but here, it’s not off, especially with the ecosystem support already forming around it.
Last-minute rush for early backers: Could Bitcoin Pepe moonshot?
The first DEX listing drops August 13th, so this might be the latest time Bitcoin Pepe is only $0.0458. With only 35,000,000 tokens left, this is a groundbreaking launch on the Bitcoin network with serious mechanics and macro tailwinds.
For example, the speed of adoption is telling. Bitcoin Pepe recently added a 15,000% APY staking pool, which was rapidly oversubscribed. Over 1.5 million BPEP tokens were snapped up, showing the market’s overwhelming appetite.
With presale supply nearly exhausted, momentum on social media is building at an incredible pace, and with three major CEXs (MEXC, Bitmart, and now LBank) supporting the launch, Bitcoin Pepe is set up for maximum visibility just as it goes public.
Top analysts are predicting a vertical BTC breakout in August. If Bitcoin pops, Bitcoin Pepe could explode, acting as a small-cap lever to the broader Bitcoin rally.
With Ethereum meme tokens like Little Pepe saturating the market, Bitcoin Pepe is the first of its kind, bringing meme culture, DeFi, and token creation to Bitcoin, just as Ethereum did years ago.
Little Pepe vs. Bitcoin Pepe: Which ICO will be the star of this cycle?
Bitcoin Pepe’s first DEX listing is now officially set for August 13th, and the presale phase is down to scraps. Over $17m has already been raised, with most of the token supply already spoken for as traders are loading up ahead of launch.
Little Pepe’s Ethereum-compatible chain gives it flexibility, but it also inherits Ethereum’s bottlenecks: cluttered meme competition, high fees during peak usage, and a market that’s already seen dozens of similar tokens.
With Little Pepe fading into the crowd of ERC-20 clones, BPEP’s uniqueness, partnerships, and infrastructure are setting it up for something way bigger.
Bitcoin Pepe is a small-cap, tied directly to BTC’s liquidity flow, and offers a meme-layer investment angle that hasn’t existed until now.
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