A memecoin is a cryptocurrency inspired by internet culture, jokes, or viral memes. They often start as fun projects but can build real communities and value over time — just like Dogecoin or PEPE.

It can be — if you’re careful. Always research the project, check if it’s listed on trusted wallets or blockchains, and avoid clicking sketchy links. Memecoins can be fun, but they’re also high-risk.

Yes. You’ll need a wallet that supports the memecoin’s blockchain (like Lobstr for Stellar-based coins). That’s where you store your tokens safely — not on an exchange.

You can buy it through decentralized exchanges (like Stellar’s SDEX), instant swap tools inside wallets like Lobstr, or sometimes through direct swaps on project websites.

Because $PEPE is built on the Stellar network, and XLM is the base currency used to activate wallets, create trustlines, and swap for assets. Think of it as gas for your meme-mobile.

A trustline is your wallet’s way of saying, “Yes, I trust and accept this token.” Before you can hold $PEPE or any Stellar-based token, you must first add a trustline for it in your wallet.

Yes — but it’s risky. Memecoins are highly volatile. Some explode in value, others vanish. Invest only what you’re willing to lose and enjoy the ride (and the memes).

$PEPE is both. It embraces meme culture and aims to build a real, active community around Stellar-based crypto use. Fun with a function — the best kind of meme.

Unlike many pump-and-dump coins, $PEPE runs on Stellar, meaning fast, cheap, eco-friendly transactions — and it’s backed by a real on-chain presence, not just hype.

Hold it, swap it, flex it — or join the community. Memecoins are more fun when you’re part of the action. Watch for giveaways, events, and maybe even future use cases.