Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) Is Shaping Up to Be the Meme Coin of the Year

2025 is shaping up to be the year of the Frog, if presales for Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) are anything to go by.

The year 2025 is shaping up to be the year of the frog, if presales for Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) are anything to go by. They're just dollars away from hitting the $45M mark, which suggests that this is the meme coin that could out-perform all others this year.

Obviously, we can’t predict anything for sure. If we could, we’d be sitting at our beach resort in Cancun with our cocktails with the little umbrellas in it. But our expert opinion, after careful analysis, is that Wall Street Pepe is in pole position to hit 100x in 2025.

Ever since its presale launch back in early December, Wall Street Pepe ($WEPE) has seemingly been on cocaine-fuelled backflips. In a month, it has hit $45M in presales, its token price has shot up to $0.00036644, and its staking APY is at 29%.

Add to that, the promise by $WEPE’s developers to provide financial insights and insider information normally only seen by the big whales, seems to have lit a rocket under the fledgling crypto meme coin. Which begs the question – where is the ceiling for $WEPE? Is there even one? Suddenly, 100x ROI doesn’t seem such a stretch.

If things weren’t going swimmingly enough, Elon Musk seems to have been infected with some frog juice. He’s started tweeting (or X’ing?) about it and talking it up. He also briefly changed his X moniker to Kekius Maximus and changed his avatar picture to a frog.

Whatever your opinions are about Musk, you can’t deny that he has some serious influencer beans. When he tweets/X’s about something, people sit up and take notice. WEPE got an Elon boost of almost 20%.

Other crypto meme coins offering governance rights, or cat slapping games, kind of pale into comparison when the world’s richest man is promoting your competitor.

Wall Street Pepe is also benefiting from the current political and social climate at the moment. A crypto-friendly US President about to take office in less than two weeks, which is giving huge amounts of confidence to the big investors with the deep pockets.

But at a time when corporate greed seems to be on the rise, $WEPE suggests a neat solution. Its whitepaper proposes to share the trading and financial insights with the little people, and share in the profits. Kind of like Robin Hood marching into Wall Street with his bow and arrow to demand a fair share of the meme coin profit pie.

The next price hike (and presumably reduction in the staking APY) is in less than two days from now. This makes today the perfect opportunity to grab some Wall Street Pepe coins for your crypto portfolio.

Being a prelaunch, $WEPE isn’t on exchanges yet. It is expected to launch in March, and will be on exchanges then. For the next couple of months, the only way to buy it is through their website. We’ve made an in-depth guide on how to buy Wall Street Pepe meme coins.

A word of caution though – and this is why we emphasize that we can’t make guarantees. If you look at the chart above, you’ll see $WEPE’s daddy, PEPE ($PEPE)’s valuation suddenly drop in December. It’s still a good coin to invest in, and the price is slowly picking up again.

But it’s a prime example of how you can never predict anything with absolute certainty, and why you should never invest what you can’t afford to lose.

$WEPE is PEPE’s natural successor – the one to take the Pepe family legacy and run with it. It’s definitely running right now, but be prepared for a few possible stumbles along the way.

As we stated before though – and it bears repeating – we’re not guaranteeing riches and success. It’s impossible to know for sure what will happen to Wall Street Pepe in the future. We can only cast our meme coin expert eye over its current performance and make confident price predictions.

Like our lawyers always tell us to say, do your own independent research. Take no one person’s word as gospel (including the self-proclaimed crypto expert sitting at the bar). Come to your own conclusions. And never, ever invest money you can’t afford to lose. Like your kid’s college fund or your 401K pension.