Network · data as of Oct 22, 2026

Pepecoin (PEP) network, day by day.

A robot records the block height, the supply and how many addresses hold PEP every day. These are its numbers, back to January 30, 2024, the day the first block was mined. It never sleeps. We checked.

Pepe at a computer late at night, a cigarette in his mouth
the nightly robot, probably
Block height1,260,910blocks since January 30, 2024
Supply105.05BPEP, every coin from mining
Addresses with a balance296,474an address is not a person
Average block, 30 days62.6 starget: 60 s
New PEP a day, 30 days13.8Mup to 14.4M at the 60 s target

Hot off the press

Since yesterday

Snapshot of Oct 22, 2026 compared with Oct 21, 2026 (24.0 hours apart).

Pepe reading a newspaper
extra! extra! new blocks!
Blocks found1,399about 1,397 per 24 h · target 1,440
New PEP mined14MPEP, from block rewards
Addresses with a balance+33now 296,474
Average block61.8 starget: 60 s

Which addresses gained or lost the most since yesterday: see the movers in Whale watch.

Number go up (addresses, not price)

Addresses holding PEP

Addresses with a balance above zero, even a tiny amount below 0.001 PEP. The PepeBlocks explorer counts only addresses holding at least 0.001 PEP, so its number is lower. One point a day for the first week, one a week from February 5, 2024 until September 2025, and one a day since. Hover or tap the chart to read a date.

Tick tock

Blocks per day, by month

Pepecoin aims for a block every 60 seconds, which is 1,440 a day. In March and April 2024, before merged mining started at block 42,000 in May, a block took 8 to 13 minutes on average. Since June 2024 the pace has stayed close to the target: one block every 62.6 seconds over the past year. The paler bar is the current month so far.

Pepe in a field checking his wristwatch
60 seconds, give or take

The logbook

The last two weeks

DayBlock heightBlocks a daySupply (PEP)Addresses with a balance
Oct 22, 20261,260,9101,397105.05B296,474
Oct 21, 20261,259,5111,377105.03B296,441
Oct 20, 20261,258,1321,392105.02B296,395
Oct 19, 20261,256,7601,383105.01B296,330
Oct 18, 20261,255,3271,381104.99B296,324
Oct 17, 20261,253,9321,384104.98B296,270
Oct 16, 20261,252,5711,375104.96B296,201
Oct 15, 20261,251,2031,373104.95B296,165
Oct 14, 20261,249,8541,380104.94B296,131
Oct 13, 20261,248,5831,376104.92B296,115
Oct 12, 20261,247,2221,385104.91B296,082
Oct 11, 20261,245,7871,373104.9B296,046
Oct 10, 20261,244,4051,387104.88B295,957
Oct 9, 20261,243,0601,387104.87B295,872
Pepe asleep in bed at night
you sleep, the robot counts

Where the numbers come from

Every day a GitHub Actions job asks the PepeBlocks explorer and the pepecoinservice.org API for the block height, the supply and the rich list, and saves the result in this site’s repository.

Before October 5, 2026 the same figures were rebuilt by replaying the Pepecoin blockchain from its first block: one point a day for the first week (January 30 to February 4, 2024), one a week until September 2025 and one a day after that.

Block time is the time between two snapshots divided by the blocks found in between. Addresses are the ones holding more than zero PEP, including tiny leftovers below 0.001 PEP. PepeBlocks shows a lower number because it counts only addresses with at least 0.001 PEP. One person can use many addresses, and exchanges hold coins for many people.

Look it up yourself

Pepecoin block explorers

To look up a single address, transaction or block, use a block explorer. This page shows daily totals only.

Sources

Data

How it is made