- As BTC remains steady, Bitcoin Pepe has been seeing consistent inflows.
- The Bitcoin Pepe presale has seen inflows of over $16 million.
- The team is expected to make a listing announcement later today.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $107,500 on Monday, just 3% below its all-time high of $111,980 reached on May 22.
The cryptocurrency gained 7.32% last week, closing above the $108,000 level, and has remained steady near those highs since.
A sustained move above the previous record could pave the way for further gains, with the next major target around $120,000.
Institutional inflows continue to play a central role in supporting Bitcoin’s strength, as more firms deepen their involvement in digital assets.
Improved market sentiment is also driving renewed interest in early-stage and speculative tokens.
Risk-tolerant capital is flowing into high-volatility segments, with projects like Bitcoin Pepe emerging as key beneficiaries.
Robert Kiyosaki remains strongly bullish on BTC
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, said he is continuing to accumulate Bitcoin even at its record high of $107,000, calling the asset “priceless.”
In a post on X, the financial commentator said he regretted not buying more when the price was just $6,000, and encouraged followers not to repeat the same mistake.
WHAT IS EXPENSIVE?
I was late into Bitcoin. I waited too long….which may have been a good thing. I waited because I did not understand today’s modern money.
So I bought my first Bitcoin at $6000 a coin. It was expensive.
Today I wish I had bought more at $6000.
Today…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) June 30, 2025
“I was late into Bitcoin. I waited too long… which may have been a good thing. I waited because I did not understand today’s modern money,” Kiyosaki wrote.
He added that while he believed $6,000 was expensive at the time, he now sees current levels as a buying opportunity, despite his instincts saying otherwise. “Again my mind says ‘That’s expensive’ but I am buying more.”
Kiyosaki, a longtime critic of traditional fiat currencies and central bank policy, said he views Bitcoin as a hedge against what he calls a broken monetary system.
The presale everyone’s watching
While Bitcoin holds steady, its recent push toward new highs is helping to lift broader market sentiment—a dynamic that often precedes sector-wide rallies in crypto.
This resurgence in risk appetite is drawing renewed attention to speculative assets, particularly meme coins.
At the forefront of this trend is Bitcoin Pepe.
Positioned as the first meme-centric Layer 2 built on the Bitcoin network, the project aims to fuse meme culture with a credible infrastructure layer.
It seeks to combine Bitcoin’s base-layer security with scalability akin to platforms like Solana, setting it apart from most meme tokens that lack technical underpinnings.
To advance its Layer 2 framework, Bitcoin Pepe has entered into strategic partnerships with Super Meme and Plena Finance, among others.
The initiative reflects a broader industry effort to pair functional utility with viral engagement—a model that may gain momentum in the current market environment.
Investor interest remains elevated. The presale has brought in over $16.1 million so far.
A listing announcement is scheduled for today.
