$PI $PI This is not a question of mapping or not mapping to the user, but Nicholas selling off the project to invest in other AI projects. He still has hundreds of billions in his hands. In the early days of popularity, there were still market makers buying in, just hoping that Nicholas could quickly transfer the mapping rights to the smart contract for execution, which would truly be open source—similar to Bitcoin's halving model. Everyone knows how much is in circulation, when it will be unlocked, and they can plan to manipulate the market. Who would have thought that Nicholas still refuses to hand it over to the market after so long? Just imagine, with hundreds of billions in his hands, he can sell at any time. Which market maker dares to push the price up! Currently, the chips held by market makers are not low in average price, so they can only keep lowering the price to reduce costs! As long as the mapping rights are not handed over, the price will definitely not rise. No one will believe that Nicholas won't dump the market!