The project's X account finally posted a date: April 30, 2026. But a launch date without full listing terms leaves critical gaps. Little Pepe's presale has been driven by staged price increases, and now the calendar gives a marker—yet questions about exchange access, supply release, and the exact presale end date remain unanswered.
Launch Date ≠ Complete Listing Terms
Little Pepe's official X feed states that LILPEPE tokens will go live on April 30, 2026. For participants, this provides a clear timeline. However, the official website still frames the token as a "live presale" rather than an exchange-listed asset. Public snippet data shows Stage 13 with a current price of $0.0022, next stage at $0.0023. Earlier promotional material mentioned a planned listing price of $0.003, but official pages do not specify which exchange venues will be available at launch.
This gap is the real story. A launch date signals when attention may spike. It does not reveal where liquidity first opens, how wide the initial spread might be, or how much supply can actually move on day one.
Presale Unlock and Circulating Supply Data Conflict
The whitepaper sets total supply at 100 billion tokens: 26.5 billion for presale, 30 billion for chain reserves, 13.5 billion for staking and rewards, and 10 billion each for marketing, liquidity, and CEX reserves. The vesting page adds critical detail: presale buyers receive 0% unlocked at debut, followed by a three-month cliff, then 5% monthly unlocks. The same page states that initial circulating supply at launch should be 20 billion tokens (20% of total supply).
That means the launch date and the moment presale buyers receive tokens are not the same event. The listing date, presale end date, and real circulating supply each require separate attention. So far, the exact public sale end date is not clearly stated on official pages reviewed.
CoinMarketCap Shows Supply Mismatch
Currently there is no normal spot market to track. CoinMarketCap lists LILPEPE as a preview page, showing a price of $0 with zero 24-hour volume. All reaction remains in presale messaging. More importantly, CoinMarketCap shows a self-reported circulating supply of 100 billion, while the official vesting page claims only 20 billion should circulate at launch. This mismatch does not prove an error, yet it is a detail traders will likely watch closely before treating any listing price expectation as settled.
The project X feed also notes that Stage 13 is heating up with more than $28.1 million raised. All dates, prices, and supply figures in this report are based on project disclosures and market-source pages reviewed at publication—reference points, not guarantees.
Little Pepe's launch date is now fixed on the calendar, but the bigger story lies in the missing details around listing access, end date clarity, and supply release. April 30 gives readers a headline. The next official update will need to answer the harder questions that usually shape real market reaction.