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Does Pi Coin really have value? My opinion
#pi币 #韭菜币
I started getting involved with Pi Coin in 2020, when it was particularly popular, claiming that you could 'mine' with just a mobile phone, without using electricity, just a simple click. What if the computing power is low? Just bind a few more phone numbers, and referring others can add even more. I mined for over two years and accumulated nearly ten thousand coins. At that time, the promotion was extravagant, saying things like '1 Pi for a Rolls Royce', but it turned out differently later.
First, they made you lock up your coins, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, the more you locked, the higher your computing power, it felt like a trick. Every time I opened the app, the homepage would display an advertisement first; I had to watch it before I could click 'mine', running automatically 24 hours a day. I noticed that there were a lot of older people in the user group, while fewer young people. Later, the gameplay became even more ridiculous: adding computing power by referring others, increasing computing power by locking coins, and requiring KYC verification, resulting in a lot of people getting stuck unable to pass verification. I thought at the time that this was definitely a pyramid scheme coin.
This year (2025), Pi went on exchanges, and the price shot up at first but quickly wavered. I calculated that this coin has a rumored total supply of 100 billion coins, and most of it is still held by the project team. The coins locked by users cannot be moved, but the project team can sell them at will. Thinking about it, they made so much money from advertisements, and now going on exchanges is just continuing to harvest, right? They claim it's 'mobile mining', but how much can something that is so easy to mine be worth? I can't see where its value lies.
In my opinion, Pi is just propped up by tricking a bunch of people into creating 'consensus'. You can mine with just a click on your phone, and with computing power being so easy to manage, why should it be valuable? Looking at it now, most people's coins are locked up, while the project team holds the majority; once they have harvested enough, the price is likely to plummet, even to zero. I advise everyone to not take it too seriously; it's just a game, what do you think?
#pi币 #韭菜币
I started getting involved with Pi Coin in 2020, when it was particularly popular, claiming that you could 'mine' with just a mobile phone, without using electricity, just a simple click. What if the computing power is low? Just bind a few more phone numbers, and referring others can add even more. I mined for over two years and accumulated nearly ten thousand coins. At that time, the promotion was extravagant, saying things like '1 Pi for a Rolls Royce', but it turned out differently later.
First, they made you lock up your coins, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, the more you locked, the higher your computing power, it felt like a trick. Every time I opened the app, the homepage would display an advertisement first; I had to watch it before I could click 'mine', running automatically 24 hours a day. I noticed that there were a lot of older people in the user group, while fewer young people. Later, the gameplay became even more ridiculous: adding computing power by referring others, increasing computing power by locking coins, and requiring KYC verification, resulting in a lot of people getting stuck unable to pass verification. I thought at the time that this was definitely a pyramid scheme coin.
This year (2025), Pi went on exchanges, and the price shot up at first but quickly wavered. I calculated that this coin has a rumored total supply of 100 billion coins, and most of it is still held by the project team. The coins locked by users cannot be moved, but the project team can sell them at will. Thinking about it, they made so much money from advertisements, and now going on exchanges is just continuing to harvest, right? They claim it's 'mobile mining', but how much can something that is so easy to mine be worth? I can't see where its value lies.
In my opinion, Pi is just propped up by tricking a bunch of people into creating 'consensus'. You can mine with just a click on your phone, and with computing power being so easy to manage, why should it be valuable? Looking at it now, most people's coins are locked up, while the project team holds the majority; once they have harvested enough, the price is likely to plummet, even to zero. I advise everyone to not take it too seriously; it's just a game, what do you think?
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Pi Network has attracted attention since 2020, claiming that users can 'mine' with their phones, with simple operations and the ability to increase computing power by inviting others and locking up coins. I started getting involved at that time, mined for over two years, and accumulated nearly 10,000 coins. At that time, the promotion was incredibly enticing, claiming that '1 Pi could be exchanged for a Rolls-Royce.' However, problems began to arise frequently, and the gameplay started to resemble a scheme, with locking up coins, recruiting others, and a large number of advertisements. KYC verification also posed challenges for many users. This year, after Pi Network was listed on exchanges, the price quickly became unstable. The total supply of this coin is enormous, with most of it in the hands of the project team. Users are locked up, while the project team can sell at will, clearly harvesting retail investors; I really can't see any value in it.
In the crypto world on the SOL chain, the dogecoin with the tail number BQt, 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗮 𝗻, is exceptionally appealing. It is the only dogecoin under the Trump concept, gaining a halo because Trump awarded the hero dog Conan a medal and praised it as the strongest dog on the planet. The community behind it is strong, continuously developing and building, and fostering deep consensus. The team is experienced and tenacious, having successfully created two hundred-fold coins. Such a project with limitless potential is indeed worth the attention of crypto enthusiasts. #Trump #Pi币 #韭菜币 #掌握市场 #加密市场反弹
In the crypto world on the SOL chain, the dogecoin with the tail number BQt, 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗮 𝗻, is exceptionally appealing. It is the only dogecoin under the Trump concept, gaining a halo because Trump awarded the hero dog Conan a medal and praised it as the strongest dog on the planet. The community behind it is strong, continuously developing and building, and fostering deep consensus. The team is experienced and tenacious, having successfully created two hundred-fold coins. Such a project with limitless potential is indeed worth the attention of crypto enthusiasts. #Trump #Pi币 #韭菜币 #掌握市场 #加密市场反弹
今年最大的杀猪盘#ACT ，先让我们了解什么是ACT，#加密市场回调
ACT（The AI Prophecy） 是一个基于 Solana 区块链的 Meme 币，主打 AI（人工智能）概念，旨在推动去中心化的 AI 研究、教育和社区协作。
ACT 项目背景
项目定位
ACT 自称是一个“去中心化研究实验室”，专注于 AI 知识的民主化，目标是让更多人了解和使用 AI 技术。
它通过社区驱动的方式，鼓励 AI 学习、伦理讨论和研究资助。
代币信息
最大供应量：10 亿枚。
初始市值：2000 万美元（币安上线后飙升至数亿美元）。
交易市场：主要在 币安、Bitget、芝麻开门 等交易所交易。
价格表现
2024 年 11 月在 币安上线后 10 分钟暴涨 10 倍，市值一度突破 2.4 亿美元。
目前（2025 年 4 月）价格约 $0.19（¥1.37），历史最高价 ¥6.66。
ACT 项目方是谁？
创始人 & 早期团队
ACT 由 AmplifiedAmp（Amp） 联合创立，他曾参与另一个 AI Meme 币 GOAT 的团队。
但 Amp 后来因 抛售代币 引发社区不满，最终 退出项目，并销毁部分 ACT 代币。
当前治理模式
在 Amp 离开后，ACT 转为 完全由社区驱动，由核心成员共同决策。
社区筹集了 超 100 万美元资金，继续推动 AI 教育相关计划。
争议与风险
创始人抛售：Amp 曾大量卖出 ACT 代币，导致币价剧烈波动。
Meme 币特性：高波动性，依赖市场情绪，而非实际技术或产品。#AmericanBitcoin发布会
#韭菜币 总结：刚刚不久项目方跑路了，连推特都没有，没有任何开展，各大平台都没有消息act爆跌腰斩。#美国加征关税
ACT（The AI Prophecy） 是一个基于 Solana 区块链的 Meme 币，主打 AI（人工智能）概念，旨在推动去中心化的 AI 研究、教育和社区协作。
ACT 项目背景
项目定位
ACT 自称是一个“去中心化研究实验室”，专注于 AI 知识的民主化，目标是让更多人了解和使用 AI 技术。
它通过社区驱动的方式，鼓励 AI 学习、伦理讨论和研究资助。
代币信息
最大供应量：10 亿枚。
初始市值：2000 万美元（币安上线后飙升至数亿美元）。
交易市场：主要在 币安、Bitget、芝麻开门 等交易所交易。
价格表现
2024 年 11 月在 币安上线后 10 分钟暴涨 10 倍，市值一度突破 2.4 亿美元。
目前（2025 年 4 月）价格约 $0.19（¥1.37），历史最高价 ¥6.66。
ACT 项目方是谁？
创始人 & 早期团队
ACT 由 AmplifiedAmp（Amp） 联合创立，他曾参与另一个 AI Meme 币 GOAT 的团队。
但 Amp 后来因 抛售代币 引发社区不满，最终 退出项目，并销毁部分 ACT 代币。
当前治理模式
在 Amp 离开后，ACT 转为 完全由社区驱动，由核心成员共同决策。
社区筹集了 超 100 万美元资金，继续推动 AI 教育相关计划。
争议与风险
创始人抛售：Amp 曾大量卖出 ACT 代币，导致币价剧烈波动。
Meme 币特性：高波动性，依赖市场情绪，而非实际技术或产品。#AmericanBitcoin发布会
#韭菜币 总结：刚刚不久项目方跑路了，连推特都没有，没有任何开展，各大平台都没有消息act爆跌腰斩。#美国加征关税
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愚人节快乐，没跑路
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From 'zero-cost mining' to exchange crash: How far can Pi coin's traffic economics go?
1. The fatal temptation of 'zero-cost mining'—a blockchain variant of pyramid scheme logic.
Pi coin lures 60 million users with the bait of 'zero-threshold mobile mining', essentially a classic Internet traffic harvesting tactic. Users appear to participate for 'free', but in reality, they are providing blood for the project through privacy (KYC real-name authentication), social relationships (invitation mechanism), and attention (daily check-ins). This model is highly similar to the pyramid scheme's fractal mechanism: it attracts new participants with the 'get-rich-quick expectations' of early adopters, but the actual value relies entirely on subsequent buyers. Once the mainnet unlocks, a sell-off by early miners will instantly burst the price bubble, which is the core logic behind its 62% drop on the first day of listing.
Pi coin lures 60 million users with the bait of 'zero-threshold mobile mining', essentially a classic Internet traffic harvesting tactic. Users appear to participate for 'free', but in reality, they are providing blood for the project through privacy (KYC real-name authentication), social relationships (invitation mechanism), and attention (daily check-ins). This model is highly similar to the pyramid scheme's fractal mechanism: it attracts new participants with the 'get-rich-quick expectations' of early adopters, but the actual value relies entirely on subsequent buyers. Once the mainnet unlocks, a sell-off by early miners will instantly burst the price bubble, which is the core logic behind its 62% drop on the first day of listing.
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The Endgame of the Pi Coin Scam: After six years of mobile mining, why have we become the 'human mining machines' of the blockchain era?
As I stare at the string of numbers in my Pi wallet that can never be withdrawn, I suddenly recall the excitement of pressing the lightning button for the first time five years ago—back then, I would never have thought that this social experiment cloaked in blockchain would be forging 47 million users into 'human mining machines' of the digital age.
The perfect disguise of a Ponzi coin: from 'consensus' to 'shared loss' in a death spiral.
The most ingenious design of Pi coin is to make every participant a cancer cell in the Ponzi network. The mechanisms of recruiting others to accelerate mining and locking assets to increase computing power essentially allow early players to use the 'blood' of new users to nourish their own account balances. I once witnessed a community leader develop 12 layers of downlines, effortlessly harvesting thousands of Pi coins every day, while the fuel for this 'Ponzi perpetual motion machine' is those grandpas and grandmas who believe that '1 Pi = 1 house.' Ironically, the project side has harvested three scythes over six years: first earning the initial bucket of gold through advertising traffic, then freezing user assets with a lock-up mechanism, and finally completing the ultimate harvest through listing on exchanges.
The perfect disguise of a Ponzi coin: from 'consensus' to 'shared loss' in a death spiral.
The most ingenious design of Pi coin is to make every participant a cancer cell in the Ponzi network. The mechanisms of recruiting others to accelerate mining and locking assets to increase computing power essentially allow early players to use the 'blood' of new users to nourish their own account balances. I once witnessed a community leader develop 12 layers of downlines, effortlessly harvesting thousands of Pi coins every day, while the fuel for this 'Ponzi perpetual motion machine' is those grandpas and grandmas who believe that '1 Pi = 1 house.' Ironically, the project side has harvested three scythes over six years: first earning the initial bucket of gold through advertising traffic, then freezing user assets with a lock-up mechanism, and finally completing the ultimate harvest through listing on exchanges.
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