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The PI Coin can be considered a textbook example in the world of pyramid schemes:
Every day, elderly folks sincerely click the lightning button, as if offering incense to the Cyber Buddha, while in reality, they are generating traffic for the project for free.
The mechanism of recruiting others to accelerate mining perfectly replicates the essence of health product sales meetings in the village—except here, the health lecture is replaced with 'endorsement from Stanford PhDs.'
After six years of honing, the PI mainnet blockchain explorer shows no data, smart contracts are virtually non-existent, and the technical white paper is more incomplete than Grandpa's dentures. While the project team shouts 'decentralization revolution,' they hold 80% of the tokens tightly in their hands.
Seeing the 'chives' grow, they stopped pretending and directly collaborated with exchanges to harvest. They couldn't even be bothered to cover their shame—project insiders leaked information to overseas market makers in advance, exchanges cooperated to pump and dump, while the devoted PI family continued to share in the community that the crash was just the dealer washing the market's Bible 😂. The token economics is absurdly abstract, with a supply of 100 billion tokens + 65% mining rewards; what kind of token model is this? It's clearly a 'Ponzi perpetual motion machine': early players desperately recruit others just to turn the air in their hands into real money, only for later players to realize that the PI coins they mined aren't even worth as much as toilet paper.
Those who fantasized about 1 PI = 10,000 USD, do you now have the mining app icon moved into the health and wellness folder?
Every day, elderly folks sincerely click the lightning button, as if offering incense to the Cyber Buddha, while in reality, they are generating traffic for the project for free.
The mechanism of recruiting others to accelerate mining perfectly replicates the essence of health product sales meetings in the village—except here, the health lecture is replaced with 'endorsement from Stanford PhDs.'
After six years of honing, the PI mainnet blockchain explorer shows no data, smart contracts are virtually non-existent, and the technical white paper is more incomplete than Grandpa's dentures. While the project team shouts 'decentralization revolution,' they hold 80% of the tokens tightly in their hands.
Seeing the 'chives' grow, they stopped pretending and directly collaborated with exchanges to harvest. They couldn't even be bothered to cover their shame—project insiders leaked information to overseas market makers in advance, exchanges cooperated to pump and dump, while the devoted PI family continued to share in the community that the crash was just the dealer washing the market's Bible 😂. The token economics is absurdly abstract, with a supply of 100 billion tokens + 65% mining rewards; what kind of token model is this? It's clearly a 'Ponzi perpetual motion machine': early players desperately recruit others just to turn the air in their hands into real money, only for later players to realize that the PI coins they mined aren't even worth as much as toilet paper.
Those who fantasized about 1 PI = 10,000 USD, do you now have the mining app icon moved into the health and wellness folder?
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