Shocking! New Era! "Is Pi Network a Scam or a Divine Coin?"

The price of Pi Network's tokens has stabilized amidst widespread market despair, with daily trading volume soaring to $500 million! It claims a market capitalization of over $10 billion, but there is no solid evidence to back this up, and it doesn't rank on the top charts. High inflation and constant accusations of being a scam persist, yet its fans remain fiercely loyal.

This project has recently gained momentum, with 86% of the community voting in support of its launch, but a final decision has yet to be made. Even with the shadow of a bear market looming, Pi has managed to stand its ground after adjustments. March 14th, "Pi Day," is approaching, and fans are eagerly awaiting big news. The official X account has more followers than Ethereum and ranks fourth across the entire network.

Recently, a record-breaking airdrop of 12.6 billion tokens occurred, but within five days, 200 million tokens flooded the market, resulting in a daily inflation rate of 0.634% and an annualized rate of 231.41%, which is absurdly high! It claims to have a market cap exceeding $10 billion and could rank in the top 15, yet CoinMarketCap only lists it at position 3157, citing unverified data. Some have calculated that if the self-reported figures are true, it could squeeze into the 11th-12th positions.

However, controversy has not ceased. Some call it a pyramid scheme, and warnings continue to emerge, with data platforms not rushing to endorse it. Pi supporters are pushing hard, while critics are pushing back; is this coin a treasure or a bubble? It’s a complete mess!