Pepe Coin: Will It Bounce or Go Splat?

PEPE Price Chart

As of February 10, 2026, PEPE is wobbling between $0.0000037 and $0.0000039, which is about as exciting as watching paint dry, but with slightly more zeros. At these levels, the token is maintaining a market cap of around $1.58 billion, making it one of the bigger fish in the meme-coin pond. Or, as I like to call it, the slightly less absurd corner of the absurdly absurd crypto world.

SBF’s Solvency Saga: The Whiff of Wunderground Bankruptcy Bootleway

Sam Bankman‑Fried, founder of the once illustrious cryptocurrency exchange FTX, tendered a formal plea for a new trial on February 10, in the United States District Court. His arguable motion bares up that his earlier conviction for fraud and laundered money was born from a mistaken story about the exchange’s financial sobriety.

Beware the Whispers of the Digital Age: $BMIC Promises a Fortress in a World of Phantoms

Consider, if you will, the plight of those who wander the crypto markets, their eyes fixed upon the fluctuating fortunes of Bitcoin and Ethereum. In their haste, they are but sheep led to the slaughter, their seed phrases offered up like sacrifices to the gods of phishing. Phantom’s in-app Chats, a feature born of convenience, has become a double-edged sword, expanding the social attack surface and tempting the unscrupulous to exploit the credulous.

SBF Claims FTX Was Never Bankrupt, Blames Lawyers for Bogus Filing

Sam Bankman-Fried claims FTX wasn’t actually bankrupt when it initially filed for bankruptcy protection. He states he didn’t authorize the filing, but rather that his legal team took control of the company and filed for bankruptcy themselves just hours later, allegedly to misappropriate funds.