$PI Someone told me that the coins here are the same as the coins in the wallet.

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Youmeng

· 01-30 13:11

It's definitely the same. You can mention it from your wallet at any time; I've already mentioned it many times.

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ExplosiveHouseholds

· 01-30 11:05

Maybe he hasn't been involved in the crypto world, and all his questions sound foolish.

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PiBIsKing

· 01-30 11:05

Definitely different, don't listen to these old folks talking nonsense. We play our own game, and you just keep your thirty-one thousand safe.

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NamoAmitabhaBuddha95

· 01-30 11:04

The same goes here. The coins you buy can be directly transferred to the mainnet wallet after activating your wallet. I previously bought 70 yuan worth of coins and directly transferred them to the mainnet wallet.

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DirectorOfTheSiliconValley

· 01-30 10:53

Must be the same

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haohao668

· 01-30 10:47

It's different; this one is only 0.16, and the 200W in the wallet is one.

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PiStyle888

· 01-30 10:44

It's different; this is the pi speculated within the exchange.