Key Points:
According to Lookonchain’s analysis, five addresses related to Pepecexwallet.eth has earned a staggering $1.23 million by buying and selling PEPE tokens on a decentralized exchange. These addresses bought 8.87 trillion PEPE tokens at a low price and then sold 7.76 trillion PEPE tokens at a high price, netting nearly 3,200 times their initial investment.
The fact that Pepe’s internal addresses conducted these transactions raises concerns about market manipulation. It’s unclear whether these addresses are affiliated with Pepecexwallet.eth or are other internal addresses of Pepe. Still, regardless, the transactions seem to have been conducted in a way that may have artificially inflated the price of PEPE tokens.
Investors should be aware of these red flags and exercise caution when investing in Pepe or other meme coins. While they offer the potential for high returns, they can also be highly volatile and subject to manipulation. It’s essential to do thorough research and due diligence before making any investment and to be mindful of potential red flags that could indicate market manipulation or other unethical practices.
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