Can PEPE outshine Shiba Inu and Dogecoin in the short term

Can PEPE outshine ShibaInu and Dogecoin in the short term

At press time, it sat on the 84th spot after registering a more than 300% price hike in the last seven days. As per Coingecko’s, PEPE was up by more than 23% in the last 24 hours and was trading at $0.00000128 with a market capitalization of more than $539 million.

The hype around PEPE doesn’t seem to be dying anytime soon; major exchanges have announced its listing. The latest one was OKX, which announced the listing of the coin on its spot trading market. Reportedly, PEPE/USDT trading began on 1 May, and PEPE withdrawals will open on 2 May.

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