Every month we measure PEPE’s liquidity, fees, trading pairs and regulatory access directly from exchange APIs and public registers, and publish the results as a dated report.
Nobody else produces this series for PEPE. It is free to quote with attribution.
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One email a month with the new PEPE liquidity and fee figures. No price predictions, no trading signals, nothing else — just the data and what changed.
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Exchanges advertise their fees, because fees are flattering. None of them advertise how deep their order book is for one specific meme coin — and no aggregator breaks PEPE volume out per venue in a form you can act on. Yet depth is what actually determines your cost when you place a market order on a token priced in millionths of a cent.
We already query these APIs to keep our fee tables and exchange comparison honest, so publishing the measurements costs us nothing extra. Over time the archive becomes the more valuable half: a monthly record of where PEPE liquidity sat, which cannot be reconstructed after the fact from free data sources.
Use it however you like. Quote it, chart it, cite it in a piece of your own — with attribution and the measurement date. If you want the underlying figures in machine-readable form, ask us and we will send them. We would rather this data circulated than sat here.
Monthly, in the first week of each month. Each edition re-measures 24-hour PEPE spot volume, fee schedules, trading pairs and regulatory status, and archives the month-start price so the historical series compounds.
Directly from each exchange’s public market-data API for volumes and trading pairs, from published fee schedules for fees, from the CoinGecko API for prices, and from public regulatory registers for licence status. Every figure carries the date it was measured.
Yes, freely, with attribution and the measurement date – that is the point of publishing it. Each report includes a suggested citation. We will also send the underlying figures in machine-readable form to journalists or researchers who ask.
No, and we say so in each edition. We track seven exchanges an ordinary buyer can realistically use, which came to about 12.3% of global PEPE volume in September 2026. It excludes Binance, perpetual futures and decentralised exchange volume.