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In the wild jungle of cryptocurrency, Pi Network is like a hyena in sheep's clothing, dragging 23 million users to the data slaughterhouse with the carefully designed lie of "zero-cost mining". This behemoth, known as "mobile mining", is actually the most cunning traffic harvester in the Internet era. The mousetrap woven with the concept of blockchain is frantically devouring the privacy and time of every participant.
1. The perfect scam of fake blockchain: when computing power lies encounter a technological vacuum
The Pi Network mining myth is based on an absurd technical paradox: using mobile phone computing power to mine "cryptocurrency". Anyone who understands the basic principles of blockchain knows that Bitcoin mines require ASIC mining machines worth millions to roar day and night, and Ethereum miners need high-end graphics card arrays to continuously calculate, but Pi Network claims that users can "mine" by clicking a button every day. This "blockchain" that has not even disclosed its basic node verification mechanism, its technical white paper is still a PPT full of marketing rhetoric.
The "production reduction mechanism" and "computing power bonus" system carefully designed by the project party are nothing more than a digital variant of the pyramid scheme. The "computing power bonus" that users get by inviting friends is essentially a blockchain-based packaging of the Internet's head-pulling routine. When 23 million users click the "lightning button" regularly every day, they are not participating in the cryptocurrency revolution, but a carefully choreographed performance art.
2. The Secret Carnival of Data Devourers: The Ultimate Form of Privacy Plunder
The moment the Pi Network is installed, the user signs a modern "indenture". The address book permissions, location permissions, and storage permissions required by the application build a three-dimensional monitoring network, and the user's social relationship map, movement trajectory, and device information are being continuously scanned. After deep cleaning, the value of these data in the black market far exceeds any fictitious Pi coin market value.
The KYC certification system built by the project party has pushed privacy plunder to the extreme. The identity documents, facial recognition data, and bank information uploaded by users are creating a hyper-dimensional digital identity prison. When you are complacent about passing KYC, your biometric data may have appeared in the dark web trading market and become the most precious strategic resource of telecommunications fraud groups.
3. The Dark Magic of Financial Alchemy: Collective Hysteria Created by Air Coins
The "mainnet launch" fantasy carefully cultivated by Pi Network is actually the spiritual opium that keeps the scam alive. The project party manipulated fake transactions on a few closed trading platforms to create the illusion that the value of Pi coins has skyrocketed. This self-directed and self-acted financial drama has caused countless novice users to fall into cognitive dissonance: they doubt the authenticity of the project, but are afraid of missing the opportunity to get rich.
The so-called "barter ecology" is incubating dangerous financial viruses. From Tesla to commercial housing, all kinds of absurd "Pi coin pricing" are essentially building a value consensus of pyramid schemes. When the first batch of sober people tried to cash out and leave, all that awaited them were electronic balances that could not be withdrawn and the ever-congested "main network mapping".
In this era where data is oil, Pi Network's traffic harvesting technique packaged with blockchain concepts is performing the most sophisticated group hypnosis in the history of the Internet. The lightning button clicked by 23 million users every day is actually a death countdown to the supply of nutrients to the data black industry. When the sword of supervision finally falls, all that will be left will be the wreckage of privacy and the broken dream of getting rich. This four-year digital carnival reminds us: In the world of cryptocurrency, the most expensive mining machine is always human greed.
