Little Pepe (LILPEPE) explodiert: Dieser Token übertrifft Solana (SOL) und Ethereum (ETH) im Wachstum 2025

Ein neuer Meme-Token stürmt die Krypto-Charts und lässt etablierte Altcoins alt aussehen.

Der Aufstieg eines Underdogs

Während Solana und Ethereum um marginale Gewinne kämpfen, schießt Little Pepe mit dreistelligen Wachstumsraten nach oben. Der Token hat innerhalb weniger Wochen eine Marktkapitalisierung erreicht, die selbst erfahrene Trader überrascht.

Was treibt den Hype an?

Community-getriebene Dynamik und virale Marketingkampagnen katapultieren LILPEPE in die Top-Trends. Die Handelsvolumina brechen Rekorde – ein klassischer Fall von Retail-FOMO, während institutionelle Anleger noch ihren Due-Diligence-Kaffee trinken.

Die große Frage

Kann dieser Momentum-Trend nachhaltig sein oder erleben wir gerade another 'fundamentals don't matter'-Phase? In der Krypto-Welt gilt manchmal: Wenn dein Friseur über einen Coin spricht, ist es vielleicht Zeit auszusteigen.

Sony says the damage is already done

Sony filed a counterargument against Tencent, claiming that the damage had already been done and that it continues to this day. SIE added that the slavish cloning of Horizon was so blatant that fans loudly decried the obvious and pervasive copying. 

SIE claimed that although the public expressed outrage and confusion after discovering that Light of Motiram is a knockoff, Tencent has remained undeterred. Sony stated that the Chinese company has refused to accept responsibility for its actions, opting instead to play corporate hide-and-seek. 

SIE argues that Tencent Holdings is at the helm because it holds the U.S. trademark for Light of Motiram, owns the official lightofmotiram.com domain, and operates the Tencent Games brand. The Chinese company also recognizes gaming revenue at the parent company level, further watering down its claim that the parent company is passive.

The 35-page court filing urged the court to reject Tencent’s attempt to dismiss the case. Sony insists Tencent’s argument that SIE’s case is not ripe does not hold up because the Chinese company has already released promotional videos, marketing materials, and screenshots globally. Light of Motiram’s promotional materials are still visible across the U.S. on platforms like YouTube, Steam, Discord, and Epic Games Store.

The console maker also noted in its lawsuit filing that games journalists and gamers have criticized Light of Motiram for ripping off Horizon. It is asking for unspecified monetary damages and has requested an order blocking the Chinese company from violating its IP rights. 

Tencent says SIE’s claims are startling.

In its defense, the Chinese company said Sony’s claims in the Horizon lawsuit are startling and an attempt to fence off a well-trodden path in popular video games development. It argued that the Light of Motiram game uses time-honored genre tropes that cannot be monopolized.

Tencent previously filed a motion to dismiss and pushed back hard, claiming Sony’s lawsuit was an overreach. The tech giant argued that SIE is not protecting unique creative work, but rather trying to monopolize entire storytelling conventions that other games have used for years. It added that Sony is trying to turn ubiquitous genre norms into proprietary assets.

The Chinese tech giant stated that SIE has been attempting to secure imagery and ideas used in video game development for decades. Tencent emphasized that Sony seeks to obtain exclusive rights to elements such as mechanical monsters, red-haired heroes, and ruined civilizations that appear in various titles, including Far Cry, The Legend of Zelda, Enslaved, Outer Wilds, and Biomutant, among others. 

Tencent believes Sony’s effort is not aimed at fighting off piracy or a genuine threat to intellectual property. Instead, the Chinese company claims SIE wants to declare parts of popular gaming culture its exclusive domain, unlike any similar fictional world that has been created before. Tencent accuses Sony of conveniently leaving out key context.

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