Simple numbers for PPL. No jargon, no promises — just what the pool itself shows.
Showing last checked figures (October 28, 2026, 1:11 AM EDT). Live numbers load when this page opens; if they cannot load, these figures stay in place.
What one PPL costs, what the pool holds, and how much trading is happening.
One PPL costs a tiny fraction of a dollar. That is normal for a coin with a billion coins in existence.
At the pool's current price, one whole ETH would buy about 165 million PPL.
About $26 together. This is the pool traders buy from and sell into.
When nobody trades, the price does not move. A quiet pool is normal for a new coin.
At last check: the founder, the pool itself, and one other wallet. More holders arrive as more people trade.
Fixed forever. No more PPL can ever be created.
One note: some price sites still show the first trade's price (about $0.000013 per PPL). This page reads the pool itself, so its price can differ from theirs. The pool's own price is the one a trade would actually get.
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Nothing here promises value or return, and nothing here is investment advice. Prices can fall to zero. Only trade what you can afford to lose.