The pi must be bought from real exchanges, and now it is so scarce that it is normal for it to rise to 10u.

Pi has little chance of "killing" BTC in the future, but it is not completely hopeless. Bitcoin has become "digital gold" with its first-mover advantage, decentralization, security and scarcity of 21 million coins, and its ecosystem is mature and recognized by institutions.

Pi has attracted tens of millions of users through mobile phone mining, and its main network has been opened, emphasizing practicality and wide circulation, but its centralization traces, technical maturity and application scenarios are not as good as Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's slow transactions and high energy consumption are weaknesses. If Pi can make breakthroughs in speed, security (such as anti-quantum computing) or payment, it may have an advantage. However, to replace Bitcoin, Pi needs to overcome trust barriers, establish scarcity awareness and build a strong ecosystem, which is difficult to achieve in the short term.

The two are more likely to coexist, with Pi biased towards payment and BTC biased towards storage. Where do you think Pi's greatest potential lies? #pi