If you invest $100 in a cryptocurrency like Pepe and its value drops to $10, your initial investment would indeed be worth $10 at that point. This means you've lost 90% of your investment value.

However, if the coin's value later surges to $200, your investment would not automatically be worth $100 again. Unfortunately, the value of your investment would still be calculated based on the new value of $200, but considering you own a fraction of the coin.

To calculate the value of your investment after the surge, you'd need to determine the percentage of the coin you own. Let's say you initially owned 1 Pepe coin, and after the value drop, you still own 1 coin. When the value surges to $200, your 1 coin would be worth $200, not $100.

But, if you sold your coins when the value was $10 and then bought back in when the value was $200, you would have made a profit. You would have bought back in at a lower price and sold at a higher price, earning a profit from the difference.

Does this clarify things for you? Let me know if you have more questions!#BTC☀ #Write2Earn!