Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) Prepares to List with 12 Days Left on Presale as President Trump Signs Executive Order to Create an American Sovereign Wealth Fund

If there's good news for crypto and Bitcoin around the corner, how might this affect incoming altcoins like $WEPE?

As President Trump signs an executive order to create an American sovereign wealth fund, top new crypto token, Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE), is preparing to list with just 12 days left on presale.

While there’s good news for crypto and Bitcoin around the corner, how might this affect incoming altcoins like $WEPE?

If the government does decide to invest in Bitcoin ($BTC), Senator Cynthia Lummis tweeted that this would be a ‘This is a ₿ig deal,’ and the news briefly sent $BTC back above $102K after it dipped below $94K on Monday on word of Trump’s tariff wars with Mexico and Canada.

We may find out more at Trump’s Crypto Czar David Sackstoday’s emergency crypto conference to be held later today. Some topics expected to be addressed include the likelihood of a national Bitcoin reserve, a crypto stockpile, and any updates on crypto legislation.

A Page Out of Norway’s Book

First, what is a ‘sovereign wealth fund,’ and how is it different from a strategic reserve?

Several states, namely, Alaska and Texas, already operate sovereign wealth funds, but the federal government has never held one.

Making $BTC a reserve asset would take a big legal overhaul because, as we mentioned, strategic reserves typically holds low-risk assets, which doesn’t exactly align with crypto’s volatility.

A sovereign wealth fund is a different story. Norway, for example, indirectly holds 3.8K $BTC through stocks of MicroStrategy and Metaplanet, both known for their $BTC-first strategies.

Another example is Abu Dhabi, a government that routinely invests in crypto projects, including ZKsync-based exchange GRVT. Both countries are doing exceptionally well on core economic metrics, largely due to their diversified investment funds.

Trump didn’t explicitly mention the fund would hold crypto, but today’s impending emergency crypto press conference and Lummis’ tweet have the rumor mill turning.

Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) Embraces the American Dream, $68.4M Raised

When you think of it, crypto aligns perfectly with core American values – equality, freedom, democracy, and the belief that anyone can succeed, regardless of background.

One example is Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) – a project that levels the playing field for small traders and helps them escape the oppression of whales.

WEPE Army is a group of ‘thirsty degens’ united by ambition and a strong risk appetite. Together, they will be sharing trading strategies and market analysis to help each other outperform the big fish.

The $WEPE presale has gained enormous traction, raising over $68.4M in just two months. There’s just 12 days left to join the WEPE Army at a final presale price of $0.0003665, after which the token will list on major exchanges at a higher point.

During the presale stage, early adopters can also stake their tokens at an 18% APY for some passive gains on the side.

Team spirit, strong momentum, a record-breaking ICO, and generous token holder incentives make $WEPE one of the best presales this year.

Analysts like ClayBro expect the token to surge at least 15X after the first listing. And with 38% of the total token supply allocated to marketing, WEPE could maintain this momentum for years to come.

Join WEPE’s Fight for Financial Freedom

There’s no doubt that $BTC and, perhaps, some other altcoins will become part of the federal investment strategy, one way or another.

This would add legitimacy to the market and attract new capital inflows, which could help prolong the bull run.

Luckily, the Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) presale is ending just in time for this new wave of crypto adoption in the US, so its long-term outlook is very positive.

If you want to join the WEPE Army, the clock is ticking to get in at the presale price. However, it’s always best to DYOR and do what you can to diversify your portfolio to offset potential losses.