🚨 The viral **$67M $PEPE
“Frozen Wallet”** claim is spreading fast — here’s what’s actually happening
You’ve likely seen the post saying someone turned **$27 into $67,000,000** but can’t cash out because developers supposedly blocked the wallet.
It sounds scary.
It sounds convincing.
But it’s false.
The facts: **PEPE’s contract is fully renounced.** There is no blacklist feature, no freezing capability, and no hidden control. Token holders retain full authority over their PEPE.
So how did this rumor start?
Most of these stories come from:
• Wallets tied to locked or low-liquidity pools
• Addresses owned by exchanges or smart contracts being misread
• People mixing PEPE up with scam meme coins that actually include blacklist mechanics
This doesn’t mean there’s zero risk — it means false narratives move faster than truth in crypto.
The takeaway is not “PEPE can lock your assets.”
The real takeaway is:
👉 Check the contract yourself
👉 Learn how liquidity works, not just headline market caps
👉 Don’t let fear-based posts replace on-chain verification
Crypto favors speed, but ignorance gets punished.
Before trusting the next viral panic post, read the blockchain — not the tweet.
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