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  • BitPoint Japan’s listing of PEPE marks the first licensed memecoin trading platform for Japanese investors.
  • PEPE’s unique deflationary model may attract Japanese crypto enthusiasts looking for innovation in digital assets.

BitPoint Japan has made headlines by offering PEPE, the first memecoin available on a regulated Japanese cryptocurrency exchange. Announced on October 30, the listing is important since it lets Japanese investors interact with the memecoin market using a local and licensed platform.

Inspired by the famous “PEPE the Frog” meme, which has grown to be a cultural phenomenon, PEPE is anchored in internet culture, unlike most digital spaces. This unusual background enhances its appeal and attracts traders seeking originality in the digital asset market.

Accessible on BitPoint for spot trading, lending, and fixed investment choices, PEPE provides several methods for consumers to engage with the asset outside of basic buy-and-hold practices.

BitPoint Engages New and Seasoned Investors with PEPE Campaigns and Promotions 

BitPoint is honoring this listing by pushing PEPE via focused investor marketing. Among these are a lottery giving investors who buy PEPE at a minimum of 10,000 yen a chance to win an extra 100,000 yen in PEPE tokens.

Using BitPoint’s social media presence, the second campaign invites followers to engage in events raising PEPE awareness and interest. With the promise of memecoins and their community-driven character, this method demonstrates BitPoint’s aim to draw both crypto newbies and seasoned traders.

PEPE’s listing time is perfect; memecoins are becoming more and more popular worldwide, as seen by recent activity increases on blockchains like Solana and TON resulting from great demand for meme-based assets.

PEPE stands out among other tokens by using deflationary theory. Under this system, every transaction permanently “burns” a tiny portion of tokens, therefore lowering the circulating supply.

Many crypto aficionados will relate to this scarcity mechanism’s ability to reduce the accessible supply over time, hence generating value. PEPE presents this deflationary appeal to a new audience of Japanese investors with its BitPoint listing, thereby maybe establishing it as a more sustainable memecoin choice on the market.

This also shows Japan’s changing attitude toward cryptocurrencies since authorities have gradually opened up assets like PEPE, which reflects a rising acceptance of blockchain technology inside the country’s financial scene.

Beside that, CNF earlier noted that PEPE is now available on iTrustCapital under 401(k) and Roth IRA accounts, therefore extending its investor base.

Including PEPE into retirement portfolios presents a special chance for those seeking asset diversification, especially older investors who might be more wary about cryptocurrency.

Meanwhile, with a daily transaction volume of over $791.83 million, PEPE trades around $0.0000049 as of writing, slightly up by 0.06% over the last 24 hours.