Rollblock RBLK surges 108 million presale as PEPE Coin drops 29 percent

PEPE Coin and Rollblock (RBLK) have been garnering significant attention in the cryptocurrency world. PEPE Coin has captured the viral meme coin market, while Rollblock is rapidly gaining traction as a serious contender in the GameFi space. Rollblock's presale has been moving at a rapid pace, and its blockchain-based transparency is setting it apart in the gaming industry. Every transaction, from user deposits to jackpot payouts, is fully verifiable on the Ethereum chain, ensuring absolute transparency for players. This innovation is driving rapid adoption, with new signups, deposits, and wagered bids growing each month.

Rollblock’s presale has already pulled in $10.8 million, demonstrating immense investor confidence. The platform offers a library of over 7,000 classic games, including poker and blackjack, plus a brand-new sports prediction league. Fiat deposits are now enabled through partnerships with Apple Pay, Google Pay, Visa, and Mastercard, making it easier for users to get involved. The team has also secured a prestigious gaming license and an audit from a reputable firm, adding another layer of trust.

Rollblock’s deflationary revenue-sharing model makes it a unique long-term investment. The platform takes 30% of its revenue to buy RBLK tokens, with 60% of these buybacks permanently burned to reduce the supply and the remaining 40% allocated to staking rewards of up to 30% in hassle-free APY. This ensures continued demand while rewarding holders for their loyalty. Stage 10 tokens are selling fast at just $0.061, with over 40% already spoken for. Investors can also refer a friend in March to receive a 30% $RBLK bonus, plus a further 20% purchase bonus.

PEPE Coin has remained a dominant force in the meme coin sector, seeing colossal interest from traders and retail investors. It is currently priced at $0.00000719, and has seen a 5% drop this week. However, this is nothing compared to the monthly candle, which has painted a worrying 29% decline. Top trader Friedrich noted that PEPE ‘bulls need to step in fast to avoid further downside’ and that traders will need to be ‘watching price action closely’ in the coming weeks.