Another day, another Pi Network drama.
Pi coin is even real? Is it a Scam? đ
The so-called "rich miners" are watching their Pi coins disappear like morning dew, thanks to the brilliant minds behind this project who are busy torching hundreds of thousands of coins. Why? Because they can. And because apparently, this is how a "decentralized" system worksâwhere a handful of people decide whose coins stay and whose vanish into thin air.
Meanwhile, the never-ending KYC circus continues. Every day, new excuses pop up, and thousands of users remain stuck in the verification limbo. But don't worry, they say it's all for security. Of course, securityâbecause nothing screams safety like random people losing their digital assets overnight.
And letâs not forget the best part: what exactly is Pi Network gaining from all this chaos? Well, free labor, for starters.
Millions of people promoting their app, believing theyâre mining something valuable, when in reality, theyâre just boosting an ecosystem where the only real winners are the founders. More users = more data = more app engagement = more ad revenue. The dream of a free cryptocurrency? More like a free marketing campaign for Pi Network itself.
At this rate, Pi holders might as well start selling their "rich miner" titles on eBay. Maybe thatâll have more value than the coins sitting in their locked wallets.