#REFLEXAO People are not prepared to hear certain things. You may even have a specific opinion on a subject, but they will always connote it in the wrong way because the critical sense of most people is not adjusted to opinions that differ from their convictions. This article refers to a view in which the term used is perceived in a pejorative way ("microinvestors", "poor investors"), thus arousing discomfort on the part of those who read it.

The Problem With Poor People

$PEPE rise in popularity has been driven by poor people hoping to turn a few dollars into life-changing wealth. Ironically, this overwhelming reliance on poor people is exactly why the token is doomed to fail.

Poor Investments, Poor Decisions & Poor People

Poor people entering the market with 5-6 dollars lack the financial literacy or patience to hold long-term. They obsess over micro-profits, selling after making 67 cents…
This short-sighted behavior drives constant price volatility, making it impossible for PEPE to maintain stability.

Poor people are more likely to panic at the first sign of a downturn. Lacking the financial cushion to take risks, they dump their holdings en masse, triggering chain reactions that collapse the token’s price.

Unlike #rich or institutional investors who bring stability, poor people contribute nothing but hype and instability. Their small trades and impulsive actions repel larger investors, leaving PEPE vulnerable to market whims.

PEPE over-reliance on poor people is a fatal flaw. Their lack of financial resources, impulsive behaviour, and focus on tiny profits ensure the token remains volatile and unreliable. As long as the poor dominate its investor base, PEPE is destined to fail!