Huge numbers... and mysterious movements!
The Pi Network project has come under scrutiny, not only due to its grand ambitions but also because of the intriguing numbers associated with the founder team's wallets. Let's simplify the picture:
Individual wallets:
Some wallets like Pi Foundation 1, 3, 4, and 14 have no significant movement.
In contrast, Foundation 2 wallet lost more than 21 million Pi coins!
Strangely, Foundation 11 withdrew 50 million units – where did they go? It's unknown!
There is a huge wallet called Liquidity Reserve that contains about 976 million Pi units, but it is completely inactive.
Total numbers:
The total owned by the Pi Core team exceeds 1.18 billion Pi coins, approximately equivalent to one billion dollars!
But the strange part: there is a net loss of 72 million coins that left some wallets – without official clarification.
A new report indicates that there are 10,000 accounts linked to the team controlling 2.2 billion Pi units outside the statistics!
Analysis:
There is clear activity on some centralized platforms, indicating trading or investment.
But the movements of some wallets raise questions: Are there investment plans? Or is it internal distribution?
Regardless, the currency proves it has weight and high market value in the digital ecosystem.
The most important question:
Are these movements part of a planned strategy?
Isn't anything happening under the table?
Transparency is required, especially when the numbers are in the billions!
