q sq s indeed

What this thing called pi is about, to put it bluntly, is that this group of people holding pi are waiting for fools on the exchange to send money. If there are no fools buying, then the price of pi is 0. If a hundred fools send money to buy, then the market value of pi is the total amount of money sent by those one hundred fools. This group can then divide up the money of those one hundred fools. If ten thousand fools send money to buy, this group can divide up the money of those ten thousand fools. It's that simple. Actually, this is how all the counterfeit exchanges work, but I only refer to those who spend money to buy pi after the exchange goes live as fools, because the pi that these people hold is all at zero cost, and it's a huge amount. This large group will only sell, not buy. If you go and buy, giving them money, what else can you be but a fool? In summary, over the past few years, those playing pi at zero cost are not fools, and those just watching are not fools either. After it goes live, whoever spends money to buy is the real fool.