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Bitcoin Pepe presale crosses $7.5M as meme coin race intensifies

by May 6, 2025
by May 6, 2025

Bitcoin Pepe has surged past $7.5 million in its presale as of early May 2025, gaining traction amid a broader meme coin revival.

The Bitcoin-based project is positioning itself as a new player in the meme token sector, offering an alternative to Ethereum-based rivals like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and PEPE.

With multiple presale stages completed, upcoming exchange listings, and a growing online community, Bitcoin Pepe is gathering momentum as it eyes the next phase of its roadmap.

Backed by a playful brand identity and layered technical plans, it aims to bridge meme culture with Bitcoin’s decentralised network.

Presale growth and price performance

The $BPEP token has increased in value over the course of nine presale stages, moving from an initial price of $0.021 to approximately $0.031—a nearly 47% rise.

This outpaced the percentage gains seen by major meme coins in April, with Bitcoin Pepe’s growth exceeding that of Shiba Inu and PEPE during the same period.

Bitcoin Pepe’s presale structure has drawn attention for its steady pricing strategy and high investor uptake. The project raised more than $1 million within the first few weeks and continued to attract capital throughout April.

While its token is not yet publicly traded, this presale momentum signals strong demand ahead of its upcoming exchange debut.

To expand its user base, Bitcoin Pepe has launched weekly giveaways of 1,000,000 $BPEP tokens, attracting new followers across social platforms.

Since its Twitter launch in January 2025, the project has amassed a following in the tens of thousands. It has also appointed a dedicated Head of Community to maintain engagement and host Telegram Q&A sessions.

Upcoming listing and technical roadmap

According to its roadmap, Bitcoin Pepe plans to list $BPEP on decentralised and centralised exchanges soon after the presale ends.

This will mark the first opportunity for public trading of the token and is expected to play a critical role in establishing its market presence.

Beyond listings, the project intends to launch a Bitcoin layer-2 bridge that enables low-fee transactions on its network.

A dedicated decentralised exchange will follow, aimed at supporting PEP-20 tokens—Bitcoin Pepe’s native standard for meme tokens on its ecosystem. These developments are intended to bring utility to the $BPEP token beyond its meme origins.

Comparing Bitcoin Pepe with rivals

Bitcoin Pepe’s rising popularity places it alongside other meme coins that have captured investor attention in recent years.

Dogecoin remains the largest meme token by market capitalisation, at around $26 billion, with consistent daily trading volume above $1 billion.

Shiba Inu holds a market cap near $8 billion and remains within the top 15 cryptocurrencies, while PEPE fluctuates around the $3 billion mark.

By contrast, Bitcoin Pepe is still in its infancy. Its current valuation, even on a fully diluted basis, remains significantly smaller. The project also lacks the large-scale trading volume of its competitors, although its presale growth hints at strong short-term interest.

While it has yet to establish a robust post-listing presence, Bitcoin Pepe’s unique positioning as a meme token on the Bitcoin network offers a point of differentiation.

As the crypto market continues to favour community-driven assets and meme culture coins, Bitcoin Pepe could emerge as a notable contender if it delivers on its promised features.

With a successful presale behind it and key milestones approaching, the project’s next phase will determine whether it can sustain its early momentum.

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