Looking at the charts, I can't help but notice how sharply Pepe has fallen in recent months. A 77% drop is not just a correction; it's a collapse of trust. Once, this meme was a symbol of something greater: a protest against the system, hope for economic freedom. People believed in the idea. But then everything changed. Remember when the administration launched their own meme coins? Trump, Melania — it all looked like blatant emotional manipulation. They pumped up the hype, then dumped. That was the moment the market realized: manipulation is happening at the highest level. Inflation, tariffs, blatant use of memes for political purposes — all of this undermined trust. Pepe fell much more sharply than other major meme coins, which lost 50-60%. Why? Because it became a symbol of that manipulation. People were disappointed not in the asset itself, but in what they believed in. Interestingly, recent data shows a slight increase over the month, but it's more of a bounce than a trust recovery. Pepe has fallen so deeply that recovery seems unlikely. The community, once passionate and united, is now simply tired. Tired of lies, manipulation, of the meme that was supposed to mock the system but became its tool. It's painful to watch. Perhaps this is the end of an era for this asset.