Brother, don’t tell me you’re still holding onto PEPE! It’s a complete meme coin hype, its value is about as good as the meme images shared in your social circle—looks lively, but if you actually try to use it to eat, you’re done!

Let me be real, I jumped into PEPE this year. It was hyped up by social media, saying things like “a hundred times opportunity, regret if you don’t buy,” and I watched it soar, got blinded by greed, and invested 5000 USD. What happened? In less than a week, it plummeted by 50%, and the subsequent rebound was even more laughable—just a bunch of old players having fun, my money got smashed, and no one cared when I shouted.

The problem with this coin is too obvious: it relies entirely on community sentiment and short-term funds to hold it up, there’s no technology or practical scenarios supporting it. To put it bluntly, the big players perform, and the retail investors dance along, it sounds very “decentralized,” but the center is really just to cut you off. Let me ask you, a project that started with a “frog” image, what will it rely on to rise in the future? Bring a revolution? Or benefit society? Wake up!

To put it simply, PEPE is just an amusement park project, you can play around, but thinking you’ll get rich is just funny. I left early, and ended up stopping my losses, but if you’re still holding on, I can only say, **the numbers on your account can turn into single digits, don’t be surprised.** Clearing out now is the wisest choice! Don’t wait until the end when even the “frog” doesn’t want to leave you anything!