Bro, don't tell me you're still holding onto PEPE! This is a complete meme coin hype; its value is about as reliable as the meme images shared in your social circle—looks lively, but if you try to rely on it for your meals, you're done for! Let me be real, I jumped on the PEPE wave this year. At that time, social media was hyping it up, saying things like 'hundred times opportunity, regret if you don't buy,' and I watched it soar, blinded by greed, and invested 5000 dollars. What happened next? In less than a week, it plummeted by 50%, and the subsequent rebound was even more ridiculous—all orchestrated by the big players for their own amusement, and my money was smashed down directly, no one even bothered to respond to my cries. The problem with this coin is too obvious: it's entirely reliant on community sentiment and short-term funds to keep it alive, with no technology or practical application to support it. To put it bluntly, the big players are putting on a show while retail investors dance along, it sounds very 'decentralized,' but the reality is that the center is just there to fleece you. I ask you, a project that started with a 'frog' motif, what will it rely on for growth in the future? Will it bring about a revolution? Or benefit society? Wake up! To put it simply, PEPE is just an amusement park project; it's fine to have some fun in it, but thinking you'll get rich is laughable. I got out early, eventually cutting my losses, and if you're still holding on for dear life, I can only say, **the numbers on your account could very well drop to single digits, don't be surprised.** Liquidating now is the wisest choice! Don't wait until the end when even the 'frog' won't be willing to leave you anything!