Round Stays Open at 96.9% With No Exchange Date Named The sale dashboard now shows $11,302,427.01 raised against a $11,663,512 round target, about 96.9% filled, with 03 days, 13 hours, and 46
The sale dashboard now shows $11,302,427.01 raised against a $11,663,512 round target, about 96.9% filled, with 03 days, 13 hours, and 46 minutes left on the timer.
The entry level remains $0.0000001906 per token. On November 8, 2026, the project’s X account posted about 160% staking rewards and a $700K giveaway ahead of a “Tier 1 Listing”.
It named no exchange, trading pair, or date. Any Pepeto launch forecast therefore rests on the round closing and on a venue that has not been named.
Source: Official Dashboard
Three public figures anchor every estimate in this report:
Entry level: $0.0000001906 per token on the dashboard.
Supply: 420,690,000,000,000 tokens, or 420.69 trillion, on the Etherscan token page.
Valuation: near $80.18 million, calculated by multiplying those two figures.
Etherscan also lists 6 holders and no on-chain market cap, which fits the website’s statement that tokens are not distributed before the claim opens.
The amount left to fill the round is $361,084.99. The whitepaper roadmap lists the exchange platform in Phase 3 without a date, so no Pepeto launch date can be read from the sources reviewed.
The table converts each buyer multiple at the entry level into the token value and valuation a Pepeto launch would need to reach.
Buyer multiple
Token value needed
Implied valuation
What it needs
2x
$0.0000003812
$160.4M
Valuation doubles
5x
$0.0000009530
$400.9M
Deep order books on a named exchange
10x
$0.000001906
$801.8M
Sustained demand after claims
25x
$0.000004765
$2.0B
Valuation near $2B
Every $100 million of valuation equals $0.0000002377 per token on the 420.69 trillion supply, so the table can be read in either direction.
A token value of $0.0000004000, for example, would imply a valuation near $168 million. The 5x row is the first to need deep order books, since $401 million of valuation must be supported by trading orders rather than by buying inside the sale.
A Pepeto launch that opens with thin books would struggle to hold that level, so the upper rows depend on venue quality as much as on demand.
Four documented facts shape the first trading window:
Venue: the whitepaper plans five exchange listings in phases, with no venue or date named. A Tier 1 label describes a category, not an exchange.
Claim timing: the website says claims open once the round ends, and staked tokens and rewards become claimable together.
Buyer allocation: 30% of supply, roughly 126.21 trillion tokens, according to the website’s tokenomics.
Staking: 160% rewards, per the project’s X post. Neither the website nor the whitepaper lists a lock-up or vesting schedule.
If a Pepeto launch opens as claimed tokens and rewards arrive together, early trading could reflect selling by early buyers as much as fresh demand.
This outlook maps the table to four bands:
Central band, 1x to 2x ($0.0000001906 to $0.0000003812): fits an unnamed venue, an unconfirmed date, and a round that is still open.
Upper band, 2x to 5x (up to $0.0000009530): needs a named Tier 1 exchange and orderly claims.
Tail, above 5x: values beyond $0.0000009530 imply a valuation above $400 million, which needs sustained demand after claims open.
Below entry: a thin opening or heavy selling of claimed tokens would pull value under $0.0000001906.
The outlook leans toward the lower bands until an exchange names a venue and a date. The central band is the working assumption because three inputs remain open: the exchange, the claim date, and the opening liquidity.
A Pepeto launch that clears the central band would first need a confirmed venue, then visible claim activity and holder growth on Etherscan. Until those appear, every higher band remains an assumption.
Readers should treat each band as a scenario tied to documented facts, not as a promise of any outcome.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be taken as financial or investment advice. Crypto markets are volatile, and details such as prices, allocations, or timelines mentioned here can change over time. Readers should do their own research before making any decisions based on this content.
