Pi's unusual price movement exposes a hidden truth—despite all the talk of decentralization, the crypto market might actually be controlled by a few powerful players behind the scenes.

If the market was truly decentralized, prices should be driven purely by supply, demand, and user adoption. But Pi’s behavior suggests that:

1. The crypto market follows a set pattern controlled by a few entities (whales, exchanges, or institutions).

2. When an independent asset like Pi doesn’t fit their cycle, it moves differently, exposing the illusion of decentralization.

3. Exchanges selectively decide what to list and when, delaying Pi’s recognition despite its rankings and active trading.

This raises an even bigger question: Is crypto really free, or just another system controlled by hidden hands? Pi might be breaking the script, and that’s why it’s facing resistance.