Rare Pepes are unique digital collectibles featuring Pepe the Frog. Each Rare Pepe NFT is a one-of-a-kind piece of art recorded on the blockchain, ensuring its authenticity and scarcity.
Years | 2016 - 2018 |
Total Official Cards | 1,774 |
Series Count | 36 |
Highest Sale Price | $3.6 million (PEPENOPOULOS at Sotheby's, 2021) |
Series 1, Card 1 | RAREPEPE(Nakamoto), HOMERPEPE, MYLITTLEPEPE, PEPENOPOULOS. |
Accepting Submissions? | No |
Origin of Pepe the Frog: Pepe the Frog originated in 2005 in Matt Furie’s comic “Boy’s Club.” It became an internet meme around 2008. Around 2014, Pepe the Frog memes were ubiquitous online. In 2015, users began creating ‘rare’ versions, adding a layer of exclusivity and value to certain images.
Rare Pepes are unique digital collectibles featuring Pepe the Frog, a character that evolved from a popular internet meme into a symbol of digital art and counterculture. Each Rare Pepe NFT is a one-of-a-kind piece of art recorded on the blockchain, ensuring its authenticity and scarcity.
To purchase a Rare Pepe, you need a digital wallet that supports Counterparty tokens. You can then use PepeCash, BTC, or XCP to bid on or buy Rare Pepes directly from the marketplaces mentioned below. You can also connect with others in the community and deal or trade with them directly, or bid on auctions in Telegram groups.
Rare Pepes are bought and sold on various platforms:
Only engage in trades on reputable platforms, and verify the authenticity of the NFTs using the Rare Pepe Directory. Community forums can be invaluable for advice on safe trading.
DO NOT USE FreeWallet.org: This is a custodial wallet that does not support Counterparty or Rare Pepes and has nothing to do with Counterparty.
Join the conversation on Telegram groups, follow Rare Pepe auctions on Twitter, and stay informed with community wikis like wiki.pepe.wtf.
Respect the community guidelines, engage in discussions, trade fairly, and contribute to the Rare Pepe ecosystem positively.