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🔍 What If Pi Is a Scam? 🔍
(Ignoring pioneers since they received free coins and didn’t invest money in Pi.)
Many people wonder if Pi Network could be a scam. If that were the case, the minimum price needed for a profitable scam would be $190+. Let’s break it down logically.
🎯 Pi Core Team’s Target
The Pi Core Team has worked hard for six years, which means if they wanted to scam people, their target would have to be huge. If Pi fails to attract big investors to push the price above $190, they would have to rely on smaller investors.
However, most small investors in Pi are short-term traders, making up 80-90% of the market. This creates a major challenge—scamming short-term traders is difficult because they constantly buy and sell for quick profits.
🫥 Could Pi Still Be a Scam?
If Pi were a scam, the team’s profits would be too small. For example, if the market turns bullish due to technical patterns, the Pi Team would have to short or dump Pi Coin to make money. But here’s the catch:
1️⃣ They wouldn’t be able to book massive profits.
2️⃣ They would need a team of professional traders, which requires investment.
3️⃣ The scam would take decades (40-50 years) to yield significant profits.
✅ Final Verdict
If Pi was a scam, this method wouldn’t work because:
It’s too slow and requires too much investment.
The price would stay between $2-$5, failing to attract big investors.
Liquidating Pi Coin would be extremely risky for the team.
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🙂👍 My Opinion
This is why scamming with Pi seems impossible. If the Pi Team wanted to pull off a scam, they would need to raise the price to at least $190+—which would allow pioneers to cash out at a huge profit anyway.
So pioneers, relax! If Pi were truly a scam, they wouldn’t choose this method.
#picoin #PiNetwork #blockchain #mostpopular $BTC
(Ignoring pioneers since they received free coins and didn’t invest money in Pi.)
Many people wonder if Pi Network could be a scam. If that were the case, the minimum price needed for a profitable scam would be $190+. Let’s break it down logically.
🎯 Pi Core Team’s Target
The Pi Core Team has worked hard for six years, which means if they wanted to scam people, their target would have to be huge. If Pi fails to attract big investors to push the price above $190, they would have to rely on smaller investors.
However, most small investors in Pi are short-term traders, making up 80-90% of the market. This creates a major challenge—scamming short-term traders is difficult because they constantly buy and sell for quick profits.
🫥 Could Pi Still Be a Scam?
If Pi were a scam, the team’s profits would be too small. For example, if the market turns bullish due to technical patterns, the Pi Team would have to short or dump Pi Coin to make money. But here’s the catch:
1️⃣ They wouldn’t be able to book massive profits.
2️⃣ They would need a team of professional traders, which requires investment.
3️⃣ The scam would take decades (40-50 years) to yield significant profits.
✅ Final Verdict
If Pi was a scam, this method wouldn’t work because:
It’s too slow and requires too much investment.
The price would stay between $2-$5, failing to attract big investors.
Liquidating Pi Coin would be extremely risky for the team.
$ETH $BNB
🙂👍 My Opinion
This is why scamming with Pi seems impossible. If the Pi Team wanted to pull off a scam, they would need to raise the price to at least $190+—which would allow pioneers to cash out at a huge profit anyway.
So pioneers, relax! If Pi were truly a scam, they wouldn’t choose this method.
#picoin #PiNetwork #blockchain #mostpopular $BTC
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