Dogecoin Millionaire Predicts ‘Anything Involving Pepe’ Will Lead 2025 Meme Coin Bull Run
The Pepe price has gained by a modest 0.5% in the past 24 hours, rising to $0.000007353 as the market as a whole loses 1.5% today.
PEPE remains down by 1.5% in a week and by 1% in a month, yet the popular meme token – the 31st-biggest coin in the market – is still up by an enviable 1,000% in a year.
Its moves today come as noted Dogecoin millionaire Glauber Contessoto predicts that “anything involving $PEPE” will lead the “memecoin bull run in 2025.”
And while his prediction doesn’t refer exclusively to PEPE itself, the alt continues to boast the strongest momentum and interest of any major meme token.
Dogecoin Millionaire Predicts ‘Anything Involving Pepe’ Will Lead 2025 Meme Coin Bull Run
Addressing what he believes will be the two biggest meme narratives next year, Contessoto – AKA SlumDOGE Millionaire on X – predicts that the “most popular” will involve PEPE-related tokens.
This covers the majority of PEPE-themed tokens, yet Contessoto suggests that Pepe itself will be the biggest winner:
As it stands right now we can all agree $PEPE on #ETH with the highest current marketcap ($3 Billion) is the clear WINNER of all Pepe coins created – even though we will also likely see the original and very first Pepecoin that was originally created years ago also benefit from this legendary run up that will happen to $PEPE in 2025.
And while he does highlight a few other Pepe-adjacent tokens, such as Brett (BRETT), he affirms that PEPE “will lead the way”, while also mentioning Dogecoin in his second narrative for 2025.
Contessoto’s remarks heighten the wider sense that Pepe remains the meme token to beat, given that it has outperformed every other major coin (and not just meme coin) this year.
Today it’s outperforming the market once again, albeit with a modest 0.5% gain in a day.
But what’s promising about its chart is that it suggests it may be about the beginning of a more sustained recovery.
For instance, its relative strength index (purple) has risen from 20 yesterday morning to nearly 60 today, revealing a healthy surge in buying pressure and interest.
Much the same goes for PEPE’s 30-period moving average (orange), which has stopped falling below the 200-period average (blue) and looks ready to rise back above the latter.
Now may therefore be a good time to buy PEPE on the cheap, with some whales stocking up on the coin in recent weeks.
And given that we will see the first of three Federal Reserve rate cuts this week, now may be the beginning of a more bullish period for PEPE.
It could reach $0.000010 by the middle of October, and $0.000015 by November.
A New Leader in the Meme Token Bull Run?
Because PEPE has already had such a strong year, there’s a chance it may run out of long-term momentum.
In such a case, traders should probably turn to newer Pepe-related meme coins, since this can often rally exponentially during their initial growth spurts.
A good example of a token with a strong chance of doing this is new layer-two project Pepe Unchained (PEPU), which has raised a whopping $13.5 million in its ongoing presale.
Due to launch in the next few weeks, Pepe Unchained provides instant transactions and competitively low fees, providing greater scalability than many existing L2s.
Its scalability and efficiency will also enable it to provide double the staking rewards, in relation to what it would have offered as a normal layer-one meme token.
This will incentivize greater ownership of PEPU, which will have a capped supply of 8 billion tokens.
It’s also highly encouraging that the coin has been able to grow out its community, with its X account now counting 14,900 followers.
This raises the hope that Pepe Unchained will become very big once it launches, with new investors able to get involved early by going to the coin’s official website.
PEPU is currently selling at $0.0097284, although this will rise again later today.
It will rise fractionally a few more times before the sale ends, at which point the coin will list on trading platforms, where it could surge.