PEPE's daily trading volume recently surged to $932 million, looking lively. But how long can this flame burn? To be honest, this rally is mainly driven by retail investors' enthusiasm.

Speaking of which, PEPE is essentially a typical meme coin scheme. Without real use cases, and with the project team showing no activity for months, it relies on market hype to keep spinning. You've probably seen the story of SHIB before—people rushing in because it was "so cheap you couldn't resist," only to become whale’s bagholders.

The real issue here is: no matter how beautiful the technical indicators look, they can't change the hollow fundamentals. Has anyone noticed the recent abnormal large transfers from the official wallet? Such details often signal a turning point.

Also, retail investors' emotions are like a roller coaster. Today, everyone is bullish; tomorrow, if whales start dumping collectively, the scene could flip instantly—from "crypto star" to "harvest scene for bagholders."

Honestly, if you really want to play this kind of pure speculation, mental preparation is key. Treat this money like buying a lottery ticket—if you lose, at least you can do so with peace of mind. Don’t expect it to be a long-term value investment, and don’t put all your assets into it. The market is so big, and opportunities are not limited to this one.