The sale dashboard shows $11,302,718.63 raised against a $11,663,512 round target, about 96.9% filled, with 02 days, 11 hours, and 32 minutes left on the timer.
The current level is $0.0000001906 per token. No Pepeto listing date or exchange appears on the page.
The project’s X account posted on November 9, 2026, a message about a coming “Judgment Day”, 160% staking rewards, and a $700K giveaway ahead of a “Tier 1 Listing”. It gave no date, exchange, or trading pair.

Source: Official Dashboard
Five public figures anchor every estimate in this report:
Raised: $11,302,718.63 in USDT, per the dashboard.
Round target: $11,663,512, which leaves $360,793.37 to fill.
Entry level: $0.0000001906 per token.
Supply: 420,690,000,000,000 tokens, or 420.69 trillion, on the Etherscan token page.
Valuation: near $80.18 million, found by multiplying the entry level by the supply.
That valuation is 7.1x the amount raised. If the round filled to its target, the multiple would ease only to 6.9x, so the remaining $360,793.37 barely changes the picture.
The Etherscan page also shows no on-chain market cap, since trading has not started.
The table uses the raised amount as a yardstick for how far a Pepeto listing would need to move the valuation.
Each row multiplies the $11.30 million raised, then divides by the 420.69 trillion supply to get a token value.
Scenario | Valuation vs raised | Implied valuation | Token value | Change from entry |
Pullback | 5x | $56.5M | $0.0000001343 | -29.5% |
Base | 10x | $113.0M | $0.0000002687 | +41.0% |
Higher | 20x | $226.1M | $0.0000005373 | +181.9% |
Stretch | 40x | $452.1M | $0.000001075 | +463.8% |
The multiples are an analytical yardstick, not a benchmark taken from other projects. A Pepeto listing at 10x carries a valuation roughly 41% above the entry level, while a pullback to 5x sits under it.
Because the starting figure already sits at 7.1x, the pullback row asks for a 29.5% drop, while the base row asks for a 41.0% rise.
Reading the table backward, a token value of $0.0000004000 would imply a valuation near $168 million, roughly 14.9x the amount raised.
Seven facts frame the wait:
Timer: the dashboard label reads “Until Price Rise," which marks a step in the sale, not a trading date.
Cap: $360,793.37 remains, and the page does not say whether the timer or the cap closes the round.
Claims: the project website says claims open once the round ends.
Venue: the whitepaper plans five exchange listings in phases, and none are named.
Judgment Day: the X post names it without a date, alongside the $700K giveaway.
Staking: the post cites 160% rewards, and the website says staked tokens and rewards become claimable together.
Buyer allocation: 30% of supply, roughly 126.21 trillion tokens, according to the website’s tokenomics.
Until a venue confirms trading, a Pepeto listing remains a project plan, not a scheduled event.
The outlook maps the table to four ranges:
Central range, 5x to 10x ($0.0000001343 to $0.0000002687): straddles the current level and fits a round that is still open, with no named exchange and no date.
Upper range, 20x ($0.0000005373): needs a named Tier 1 exchange
and buyers beyond the sale.
Stretch, 40x ($0.000001075): needs both, plus demand that holds after claims open.
Below 5x: weak opening trades or early selling of claimed tokens would push value under $0.0000001343.
The outlook leans sideways around the current level until the project names a venue. Claimed tokens and rewards arriving together could add selling pressure at the first trades, which is why the pullback row stays in the table.
Any Pepeto listing forecast should move toward the higher rows only after an exchange names a date, and holder growth on Etherscan after claims would be the next signal.
A Pepeto listing on a named exchange would also give the first public market value to compare with the $80.18 million starting figure. Until then, each row is a scenario, not a promise.
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