Can PEPE actually hit $0.01? Let's do the math.

With 420.69 trillion tokens in circulation, a penny price would need a market cap that makes Bitcoin look tiny—we're talking trillions of dollars. For context, that's basically impossible given current crypto market dynamics.

Here's the real issue: PEPE's whole vibe runs on hype and social media momentum. It pumps when TikTok goes crazy, dumps when sentiment flips. Zero structural support. Even with crazy burn mechanics or reduced supply, you're fighting against basic economics.

Short-term? Sure, meme coins can spike 10x-100x overnight if the algorithm blesses them. Long-term to $0.01? That requires:
- Sustained adoption (not just memes)
- Massive tokenomics restructuring
- A market cap scenario that's never happened before

Realistic take: PEPE might 2-5x in bull runs, but $0.01 is the "I bought at ATH and still believe" dream. The supply is just too heavy.

Meanwhile, watch DOGS and LUNC for similar plays—same supply problem, different execution.