If you invest $100 in a cryptocurrency like $PEPE and its value drops to $10, your investment would be worth $10, representing a 90% loss. However, if the coin's value later rises to $200, your investment's worth depends on how much of the coin you own.
Assuming you initially owned 1 Pepe coin, and you still hold that coin, its value would now be $200. Your investment would be worth $200, not $100, because you still own the same quantity of the coin, now valued higher.
If you had sold your coins when their value was $10 and then repurchased at a lower price before the surge to $200, you could potentially profit. This strategy relies on buying low and selling high to maximize gains.
Does this clarify things? Tell me know if you have more questions!
