Pepe Coin price prediction is showing signs of fatigue heading into the final quarter of 2025. Despite holding above the $0.00059 mark with a daily gain of 0.47%, analysts are forecasting a turbulent road ahead for $PEPE holders. 

Market cap stands at $4.11 billion, supported by nearly 483,000 individual wallets, but fading trading volume and high volatility suggest meme coin traders are shifting their focus elsewhere.

Meanwhile, emerging frog-themed projects like Pepe Node and Wall Street Pepe (WEPE) are attracting both volume and attention, even as $PEPE faces a potential decline.

September to December: PEPE Price Forecast Shows Limited Upside

Market analysts expect Pepe Coin to trade within a defined range through the remainder of 2025, but with minimal bullish momentum. The short-term forecast includes opportunities for short sellers as well as swing traders, depending on market timing.

After a 6.06% drop in August, $PEPE is projected to average $0.0007753 in September. The predicted trading range could benefit short sellers, with the potential for a 30.30% return if the token hits the lower band. 

In October, analysts expect the trend to flatten with a slight dip, though swing traders may see gains of up to 19%. 

November and December could see price action attempting to stabilize above the $0.00075 zone. However, volatility remains high, and average volume has dropped below $450 million, a 33.85% decrease in the last 24 hours.

Pepe Node Presale Hits $560K and Introduces Utility Before Launch

Unlike most presales that offer only speculative value, Pepe Node is flipping the model by allowing investors to mine and stake tokens before the coin even lists.

Pepe Node’s early success is reflected in its presale numbers – over $562,000 has already been raised, with the current price per token set at $0.0010407. The project has set itself apart by building real utility on top of a meme foundation.

Here’s why traders are watching it closely:

• Passive staking rewards up to 3000% over two years

• No need for expensive GPUs – everything runs via simple dashboard controls

• Users can set up nodes and begin mining in real time during the presale

• 70% of upgrade tokens are permanently burned, creating a deflationary supply

• Dual-income options: mix passive staking and active mining

The protocol is designed to offer returns while still in its presale phase. That’s rare, and it explains why Pepe Node is gaining traction while $PEPE’s momentum slows.

Wall Street Pepe Burns 2B Tokens and Migrates to Solana

Wall Street Pepe, also known as WEPE, is executing a major shift by moving from Ethereum to Solana. In just one week, over 2 billion tokens were permanently burned as part of the migration process. 

That’s more than 1% of the total supply removed from circulation, aligning with WEPE’s long-term plan to cap supply and reduce sell pressure.

The current price sits at $0.00005552, with a market cap of $11.1 million. Although still a microcap compared to $PEPE, the aggressive roadmap and burn mechanisms are drawing in retail traders. 

Trading volume remains modest at $242K, but new activity surrounding WEPE’s NFT collection is adding fuel.

The NFT drop includes a 5,000-piece collection, with more than 2,000 already minted during whitelist access. The remaining inventory is now open to public buyers. As minting continues, analysts are keeping an eye on how WEPE’s community responds to asset diversification beyond the native token.

New Quests loading

Hundreds of dollars to be won

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— Wall Street Pepe (@WEPEToken) September 3, 2025

WEPE’s Solana move is also about scale. Faster block times and cheaper fees open up long-term DeFi and staking possibilities, which would have been more difficult on Ethereum. 

Investors holding WEPE on ETH can swap their holdings into the Solana version for free once the full migration is complete.