Sellability
What could you actually get out?
A price is what one token trades for. It is not what your whole position is worth. Name what you own and how much of it, and we will measure a real exit — against exchange order books, on-chain liquidity, or both — to show the gap between paper value and what you could realistically walk away with.
PEPE · Pepe
Very easy to sell at the displayed price
Venue by venue
| Venue | Pair | Best bid | You would receive | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kraken | PEPE/USD | $0.000004033 | $46,957.63 | 0.100% |
| Coinbase | PEPE/USD | $0.00000403 | $46,861.69 | 0.230% |
How much could leave on Kraken
Read straight off the book — 457 resting bid levels holding $708,910.69 in total — so these are exact rather than estimated. A book is a snapshot: selling over minutes usually does better than this, because the bids refill.
That you already hold PEPE on that exchange, with an account in good standing and in a supported jurisdiction. Unlike an on-chain sale — which anyone holding the tokens can make — an exchange exit depends on access we cannot verify from here, and on deposits and withdrawals being open at the time.
We read Coinbase and Kraken. Binance is blocked from our servers (HTTP 451), so it is not included and no claim is made about it. Venues are ordered by what they would actually pay out, and nothing on this page can change that order.
Watch this number instead of remembering it. A free account keeps PEPE on a list, records where it stood the day you saved it, and emails you if selling it gets materially worse: one message, not a series. The measurement itself stays public.
Need this on a page you can hand to someone? Keep it as a dated statement: this amount measured, the date fixed, checkable by whoever receives it. What that is →
