Compounded price return for every calendar month on record. Read down a column for seasonality, across a row for the year's rhythm.
PEPE's grid needs the full range of the color scale. Born in the 2023 memecoin wave, its early months printed returns that most assets never see in a year, and even its quiet months move at magnitudes that would be headline events for BTC. The subscript price notation used elsewhere on Coinfuty is unnecessary here — this page deals only in percentages, where PEPE is legible.
Structurally the grid shows what memecoin lifecycles look like in calendar form: explosive birth months, deep post-mania drawdowns, and periodic revival columns when the meme rotation returns. The Best/Worst marks are the fastest way to find which single months made and unmade each year.
Pepe is down 5.5% in October 2026 so far, measured from the last daily close of the previous month to the daily close of 10 October 2026 (UTC). This is a month-to-date figure: it keeps moving with every daily close until October ends, and the cell stays italic in the grid until then.
Pepe returned +20.3% in September 2026, its most recent completed calendar month, from that month's last daily close against the close of the month before. The median September return on record is +9.9%, so last month came in above its historical norm.
Pepe is up 0.2% year-to-date in 2026, compounding 9 completed months plus October to date. A year-to-date return is what a position bought at the 2025 close would be worth at the 10 October 2026 close, not the sum of the monthly cells. For comparison, 2025 closed at −79.8%.
Pepe returned −79.8% over calendar 2025, compounding its monthly returns from the 2024 close to the 2025 close. Its best month was May at +30.9%, its worst was February at −42.8%, and 3 of 12 months closed positive.
Among the 9 completed months of 2026, Pepe's strongest was August at +29.2% and its weakest was June at −32.0%. 5 of the 9 closed positive. October is still in progress and is not counted until it closes.
Across 3 completed Octobers on record (2023–2025), the median October return for Pepe is −12.9%. The best October was 2023 at +43.8%, the worst was 2025 at −29.6%, and 1 of 3 closed positive. The current October is excluded until it closes.
Pepe is down 5.5% quarter-to-date in Q4 2026, compounding October so far. The previous quarter, Q3 2026, closed at +83.9%. Quarterly figures multiply the monthly returns together, so they match a position held through the whole quarter.
By median return across 42 completed months on record, May has been Pepe's strongest calendar month at +53.1% and January its weakest at −29.5%. Medians shift as each new year is added, so treat this as a description of the past, not a forecast.
Routinely at the edge of the shared color scale — triple-digit percentage months exist in its history, in both the grid's deepest green and red. Hover any saturated cell to read the exact figure the color compresses.
At its perpetual listing in 2023, shortly after the token launched. All aggregates — medians, positive-month share, strongest and weakest months — are computed from that point on.
As prediction, no — PEPE's big months were rotation-driven, not calendar-driven. As a record, yes: the grid is a compact history of when the meme trade was on, which is genuinely useful context for sizing its risk.