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Pepe Coin Whale Moves 4 Trillion Tokens Off Bybit as PEPE Gains 5.6% Amid Market Surge

Pepe Coin whale moves tokens amid crypto market resurgence. Credit: EconoTimes

A crypto whale moved 4 trillion Pepe Coin tokens from Bybit in a $29.8 million transaction, signaling confidence in the market as meme coin values rise.

Whale Moves 4 Trillion PEPE from Bybit

According to data from Whale Alert, an on-chain crypto tracking site, a whale with Pepe coins transferred 4 trillion assets from Bybit to a wallet that is not yet known. A surge in market confidence was on display in the $29.8 million deal that garnered so much media attention.

Transfers of digital assets by "whales" from decentralized exchanges indicate an optimistic wager and the confidence of investors. Because assets may be sent easily to exchanges, this indicates an impending sale.

Bitcoin Recovery Boosts the Entire Market

While assets continue to recoup, the majority of crypto users have hypothesized about comparable transactions. Today, the market as a whole rose 3% as the price of Bitcoin recovered $57,000.

As holders move assets off exchanges, similar transactions have been reported across varied cryptocurrencies such as BTC, MATIC, etc.

XRP Whales Join the Accumulation Trend

According to Coingape, the market attitude has been positively impacted as XRP whales have just started to accumulate again. In the hours leading up to the release of US jobs statistics, Bitcoin bulls also pulled massive sums of money out of centralized exchanges.

The shift from Bybit, a centralized exchange, makes the move look optimistic. This occurred at a period of great excitement as the meme currencies surged in value.

PEPE Outpaces Major Cryptos with 5.6% Gain

With a price of $0.000007438, PEPE has outpaced major crypto assets in the past 24 hours, growing 5.6%. Meme coins are expected to continue by many commentators as a result of the rising investment in the space.

Pepe coin enthusiasts have also cited the Federal Reserve's expected rate reduction in September as a factor for the surge. When the central bank lowers interest rates, investors will pour money into riskier assets, sending meme currencies soaring. ​

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