PI PI PI! There's a lot of noise out there claiming that PI is a scam, but to be honest, I don't think PI falls into that category. This is my perspective on it. PI has a maximum supply of 100 billion and a total supply of about 10 billion, with the current price hovering around $0.7.

If you compare it to something like $ADA, which has a maximum supply of 44 billion and a similar price of $0.7, then Pi is really holding its ground quite well. The fact is, when Pi first launched, I didn't expect it to even reach a dollar, so seeing it surpass that mark is really a surprise.

I've seen many similar projects—like $HMSTR Combat—struggle to reach $0.1 despite having a maximum supply comparable to Pi. #cryptouniverseofficial

So, what's the plan here? The Pi team knows that when this coin launches, many holders will be eager to cash out, which could drive the price down. To counter this, they introduced the Pi locking feature, encouraging people to lock their funds to increase mining power. Many people have done so, and that's why the circulating supply remains low, maintaining strong demand.

Looking ahead, here are the things to watch for:

• Currently, PI is only available on three platforms and has yet to reach major exchanges like Binance. If it gets listed there, we could see the price skyrocket significantly.

• On the other hand, as many lock periods expire over time, people may start selling, which could pull the price down.