#pi
Once this article is out, the pi community that always fantasizes about turning things around through zero-cost efforts will be exposed. The high and low will definitely jump out, and the response will be a fuck-you to 1+3. Hmm, whatever, anyway, in these 7 years, the number of people who should be criticizing me or leading the rhythm has already surpassed the number of my Mediterranean hair.
Let's begin!
For those short-term hoping that pi coins can turn around, don’t rush to fuck me. Please calm down and review some unavoidable details. First, when did pi start peer-to-peer transfers? Since the blockchain ledger launched, how many transactions have been made? The total sum, minus the GS fees, has anyone taken it out and allocated it to node builders according to the blockchain protocol?
To the node builders who see this content—only you are qualified to answer. This is the ironclad rule that has not been violated in the entire crypto industry so far, and it’s also the most basic rights rule of the industry. Can I clearly explain this to the long-term high-talking, confused newbies?
The most nonsensical logic is that there is no logic at all.
All network data of any public chain is built on the accounting network of ordinary nodes and super nodes.
And the core open-source developers of pi, who keep shouting about surpassing all public chains, have so far not even provided the most basic computing power mapping to miners who have paid to run nodes for many years.
Is this a technical issue or deliberate delay? (You say you’ve been holding on for years during the first batch of node setup.)
Seeing this, another group of people will start criticizing me.
High and low, come out and say a few words.
They can’t understand the grand background and the chicken soup from V God.
Alright, you can slowly drink your chicken soup.
And if there’s a disagreement, the layout of Tianchao—will the future Fortune 500 companies deploy their ecosystems on this chain?
Dismantling the dollar’s status and becoming the only encrypted currency for future international trade?
Oh no, that’s why many social media bloggers are collectively jumping out to criticize (the title still says pi coin scam).
Honestly, as one of the earliest promoters of pi hype in the Chinese-speaking community, I increasingly can’t understand this group’s collective carnival.
Whenever there’s a disagreement, they just cite results—bank pledges of 2 million per coin, with pictures and data available on the pi app showing simple bank window info from various countries, and exaggerated P pictures that profit from this content.
High-frequency, massive information output—sites claiming you can buy cars or villas with just a few pi coins, various online PhDs boasting wildly, each more exaggerated than the last, flying past cosmic trajectories.
The real progress is being drowned out by a bunch of flamboyant hype-mongers inciting fans to collectively celebrate, which is chilling.
If the core developers continue to delay and don’t open on-chain entry points, how can industry developers deploy related ecosystems on this chain?
This is the fundamental logic of the industry.
The underlying logic for any public chain’s price increase is based on the quantity and quality of its ecosystem, of course, with user consensus being even more important.
Now, before everyone plans to go all-in, wake up to an undeniable fact.
More than half of the compliant users—about 20 million—whose data points are conservative, have not had their data mapped daily.
Once this coin’s mapped volume flows into the secondary market, what short-term impact will it have on the current circulation of 10.3 billion?
Seeing this, another group of people will jump out, trapped or profiting from pi, eager to criticize me.
Use whatever pose you like—whatever you prefer.
At this moment, I can boldly predict: after the Miami summit ends on May 7, regardless of what the core developers say, the real issue of years of delay and lack of solutions will lead pi to drop to 0.1 per coin this year.
This isn’t some personal emotional negativity or complaint.
It’s a question of faith and a cry against injustice from a crypto believer.
No one can intervene in others’ causal relationships.
In any track or field, the law of the universe is that a tiny minority reaps most of the rewards through hard work.
And the newbies in this circle are long-term brainwashed—believing that holding just 10 pi coins can make three generations rich and achieve great things.
This phenomenon is quite interesting.
Let’s end the nonsense here.
When organizing thoughts clearly, I might stumble or ramble—just nonsense.
Look, once this article is out, how many new criticisms will it attract?
