As long as you can still mine for free, don't expect the price to go up.

#PI Why can the total amount of 1,000 billion coins never be fully mined? Millions of people are mining, and after so many years, it still can't be mined out. Because once it is announced that mining is complete, you won't be able to click lightning anymore, and they won't have advertising revenue. Why is the Mainnet not fully Open Source? Because once it is fully Open Source, they won't be able to control it anymore. If you can't even understand such basic logic and are still blindly buying the dip, I can only say you are foolish and have too much money.

#PI Pi Network hasn't been officially labeled as a scam—yet. But it exists in a gray area: real users, real development, but no utility and no clear path to actual value. It's not Bitcoin or Ethereum. It's more like a loyalty app that distributes digital tokens, which currently... have no value.

It is purely rogue behavior not to provide mapping for the China region for #PI .

The lack of actual progress in the #PI project is a major flaw; at the very least, it should be fully Open Source.

#PI is very simple. Think from a different perspective. If you were given 1k basic coins and their price dropped to just over 1 RMB, would you sell? Selling 1000 coins for just over 1000 RMB can make you rich? I guess you wouldn't want to sell, and might even want to buy more back. So why does the price keep falling at this level? It shows that there are still many people selling off. Who are they? It's obvious that only the old couple has the most coins in their hands. Don't say 1 RMB, even if it's 0.1 RMB, they can sell tens of billions with hundreds of billions of coins. Th