The world of crypto was turned upside down when Dogecoin (DOGE) and PEPE went from an internet joke to a multi-billion-dollar ...

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Pepe Coin is a new meme cryptocurrency based on a cartoon character, Pepe The Frog. It was launched less than a year ago, and so far, it has seen excellent price performance. As such, we can ...

One of the most iconic mascots in the memecoin world is Pepe the Frog, which gave rise to the original PEPE coin. The token has quickly gained popularity and saw explosive early success. However, ...

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A large number of the items taken were Jellycats - collectable soft toys. It may seem bizarre that low-life criminals are swiping the plush toys from shelves - but the world has gone mad for the ...

Musk, who was reported to be against the tariffs, posted an American flag-themed Pepe the frog wearing a superhero costume on X after the pause on tariffs. He relies heavily on the US and China ...

Trump’s billionaire senior advisor Elon Musk winked at his followers — figuratively — on X (formerly Twitter) along with an image of Pepe the Frog dressed like an American superhero.

DOGE leader Elon Musk posted a cryptic picture of Pepe the Frog, on a gaming consul and dressed in Captain America-like attire on the heels of President Donald Trump reversing course on tariffs.

In 2005, Matt Furie created the Boy’s Club comics and introduced Pepe the frog, a character whose iconic “Feels good man” catchphrase would eventually take on a life of its own online. The character ...

As new as one may be in the business of social media, they've likely seen iterations of Pepe the Frog. Older people may no longer remember where they first saw it, as is often the case with memes.