Dogecoin and Shiba Inu helped popularize meme-themed tokens, and both saw notable price moves during earlier market cycles. (DOGE) and Shiba remain active, though outcomes for any token are uncertain and past performance does not predict future results. One newer project being discussed in some online communities is Pepeto (PEPETO), which is being marketed as an early-stage meme-coin project with planned infrastructure components.
Why Pepeto is being discussed by some market participants
Supporters of meme-coin trading often point to issues such as network fees, fragmented liquidity, and reliance on centralized exchanges. According to the project’s materials, Pepeto includes plans for two products: PepetoSwap (described by the team as a decentralized exchange with no additional protocol trading fee, though network gas fees would still apply) and PepetoBridge (described as a cross-chain tool intended to move assets between networks). These descriptions reflect project claims and are not independently verified here.
Supply, allocations and audits (project-reported)
The project states that Pepeto has a total supply of 420 trillion tokens. The team also describes the allocation as 30% for token-sale participants, 30% for long-term staking rewards (with a rate the project advertises as up to 229% APY at the time of writing, which may change and is not a guarantee of returns), and 12.5% for liquidity. The remaining 27.5% is described as being reserved for marketing and project development. The project also advertises a 0% trading tax.
Pepeto further states that its smart contracts have undergone audits by SolidProof and Coinsult. Readers should review the audit documents directly and consider that audits do not eliminate risk.
Token sale activity and exchange-listing commentary
The project is marketing a token sale price of $0.000000152 and claims to have raised over $6.6 million, alongside a community of 100,000+ participants across channels. These figures are presented as project-reported and may not be independently verifiable.
Pepeto’s team has also indicated it is seeking listings on major exchanges and has discussed outreach to large platforms, including Binance. Exchange listings are not guaranteed, and any market impact from potential listings is inherently uncertain.
Why market-cap comparisons can be misleading
Some promotional materials compare Pepeto’s fully diluted valuation scenarios to historical peak market capitalizations for Dogecoin ($88.7B in May 2021) or Shiba Inu ($41B at its all-time high). However, translating those reference points into implied token prices involves assumptions about supply, liquidity, exchange availability, and market conditions. Such comparisons should not be treated as forecasts, and they do not indicate likely outcomes.
Key takeaway
Pepeto is one of many meme-coin projects attempting to differentiate itself with product claims (DEX and bridging), published token allocations, and audit references. As with any early-stage crypto project, key details may change, and participation involves significant risks, including the possibility of total loss.
Project resources (for reference)
Website: https://pepeto.io
Twitter/X: https://x.com/Pepetocoin
If you are researching the project, use verified sources and be cautious of impersonation scams that may reuse the project’s name.
This article contains information about a cryptocurrency token sale. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
