TL;DR
- PepeX raised over $1.83 million in its presale since March 24, capitalizing on the growth of memecoins in Solana.
- The platform offers a tiered pricing presale, with tokens starting at $0.02 and potentially reaching $0.0823 in its final phase.
- With a total supply of 5 billion tokens, PepeX differentiates itself through transparent launch and enhanced security, incorporating automatic audits and liquidity locking.
PepeX, a new AI-based memecoin launch platform, raised over $1.83 million since its presale started on March 24. The project runs on Solana’s blockchain and aims to capitalize on the strong interest in these tokens and their ecosystem, where projects like Dogwifhat and Bonk saw over a 25% rise in April.
PepeX’s presale model features a tiered pricing system, which increases every three days. Currently, tokens are priced at $0.0255, up from the initial $0.02. If the trend continues, the price could reach approximately $0.0823 in the last phase. Additionally, the platform plans to launch at $0.085, allowing early buyers to potentially see returns of up to 311%.
The total supply of PepeX is 5 billion tokens, half of which is allocated for the presale. The initiative stands out by limiting the founding team’s token allocation to just 5%. It also includes automatic smart contract audits, anti-bot mechanisms, and liquidity locking to improve the security and transparency of its structure.
Projections for PepeX
The interest in memecoins on Solana is currently strong. Bonk closed April with a market cap near $1.49 billion, while Dogwifhat surpassed $620 million, driven by a general rise in altcoins and Bitcoin’s surge above $95,000. This environment has favored the emergence of new tokens like PepeX, which capitalize on the high demand for speculative risk assets.
Short- and mid-term projections place PepeX between $0.09 and $0.14 within its first three months on the market, potentially reaching $0.50 by 2026 if it maintains adoption and offers a functional platform for creating and trading new memecoins. Some analysts warn of potential immediate pullbacks due to profit-taking at the time of listing, although the interest in similar projects on Solana keeps expectations high for its performance
