The PI craze is sweeping the Chinese-speaking world, with grandpas and grandmas also going crazy for 'treasure hunting'!
PI is incredibly popular in the Chinese-speaking world, but it’s not just an ordinary cryptocurrency; it’s more like a large-scale online 'treasure hunting' activity.
You don’t need any high-end equipment; just a mobile phone is enough to start this digital treasure hunting journey. The entry barrier is so low that it’s hard to believe, so not only young people, but even grandpas and grandmas from third and fourth-tier cities are joining in. They may not understand the technology behind it, but their enthusiasm for new things is truly admirable.
The way to play with PI is quite interesting: the more people you invite, the faster you can 'mine' treasures.
It's like a game where everyone competes on who has the wider network, allowing them to mine more treasures. As a result, the number of PI coin users is skyrocketing.
As more and more people join, the treasures (which are PI) become increasingly scarce. The officials say this is to maintain the rarity of the treasures, but it also drives everyone to mine even harder, fearing they might miss any opportunity.
The officials also mentioned that in the future, PI could be used to purchase items in real life, which is really enticing. Many friends who have mined PI coins are looking forward to this day, believing that PI could be as valuable as Bitcoin in the future.
However, I must remind everyone that the future of PI coins is still uncertain. Although it seems promising, the risks are also considerable. We need to be vigilant and not dive in impulsively, only to end up with nothing.
As for whether I or my family have mined PI, that’s not the main point. The key is that we need to be rational and not too impulsive. With new things, we should observe and see if it’s really worth our time and effort.
Anyway, in this fast-paced digital age, PI is like a new gadget that suddenly appeared, attracting everyone’s attention. Let’s stay curious, but also not overly blind, take it slow, and see if PI can bring us any surprises.
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