Something wild is happening with meme coins. 

Wall Street Pepe's about to hit $64 million in presale while Trump's own token crashes 64% from $75 to $27.

Looks like 64 is the magic number this week – let’s dive in.

Trump's New Tune

Before we get to meme coins, let’s set the stage with some macro.

David Bailey, crypto advisor to the newly elected President, offered some interesting insights on just how bullish things have gotten. 

Apparently, the new administration is open to going full Bitcoin bull and embracing digital assets at every turn. 

Trump may have called crypto a scam back in 2021, but now he wants America to outcompete China using digital assets, and he’s in the Oval Office to make it happen. 

The President might even be considering Bitcoin as a potential fix for that pesky $35 trillion worth of national debt.

The market is pretty excited about all this, with Bitcoin touching $109,000 after Trump's win, and we’re still holding steady above $100k (for now.)

Wall Street Pepe Hits Different

Since the election, the TRUMP token has gotten trounced. 

But while Trump's token tumbles, Wall Street Pepe's crushing it. 

$59.3 million raised in presale and a whopping 40 billion tokens staked. 

And it’s more than just hot air – Wall Street Pe;e ks building a trading insights ecosystem where holders actually work togethe to make their dreams of deep gains into a reality. 

At $0.0003665, $WEPE is catching eyes for more than just Pepe branding. 

By flipping the meme coin script, where instead of whales versus retail it’s all-for-one and one-for-all, they're creating a community where everyone profits together.

Why This Pepe’s Attitude Matters

With most meme coins lacking any type of utility, this latest incarnation of everyone’s favorite green frog is a refreshing change of pace.

Wall Street Pepe shows what happens when you mix meme power with real utility in a way that aligns incentives and builds community. 

While $TRUMP holders watch their investment sink, $WEPE's building something that might actually last.

From Trump To Pepe

Trump' may be promising crypto supremacy while his own token drops 64%, but at least he has the executive authority to back up his claims. 

Meanwhile, Wall Street Pepe's quietly showing how meme coins that don’t enjoy the backing of a sitting President might evolve. 

The irony? 

A frog-powered meme coin that’s aiming to unite folks in the trenches might just teach Wall Street more about community than the billionaire President’s own token.

And that’s a concept that only makes sense in the wild world of Web3 and crypto.