PEPE price crashes 65% in two weeks as top whales take profits — More pain ahead?
Top Pepe mania profiteers have dumped their PEPE tokens en masse, suggesting declining holding interest among whales.
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Top Pepe mania profiteers have dumped their PEPE tokens en masse, suggesting declining holding interest among whales.
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