
Pepcoin jumps 22% as crypto markets rebound and an S-1 filing for a PEPE ETF draws attention. Token outflows hit 4.54 trillion, the highest since 2024.
Pepcoin jumped 22% in 24 hours, tracking a broader crypto market rally that pushed Bitcoin toward $79,000. The token traded at $0.00000319 on Thursday, with market cap reaching $1.34 billion and volume spiking over 400% to $400 million.
The move came as buyers returned to digital assets after favorable regulatory signals from White House discussions with industry leaders. High-beta tokens like Pepcoin amplified the broader market gains, traders said.
An S-1 filing with the SEC by Canary Capital for a PEPE-linked ETF added to the speculative backdrop. The filing fueled talk of institutional exposure, though several analysts pegged the odds of approval as low, citing the token's lack of network utility.
Santiment data showed 4.54 trillion tokens moved out of exchanges in a single day, the largest outflow since late 2024. Such transfers typically signal accumulation in private wallets, reducing available selling pressure, the analytics firm said.
Technically, Pepcoin broke above its $0.0000025 resistance level. It remains 89% below its December 2024 record of $0.000028. The $0.00000290 level now acts as near-term support, traders noted. A hold above that could extend the rally; a break would refocus attention on lower supports.
No formal decision has emerged on the ETF filing. The SEC has set no deadline for a ruling.
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