As I delved into Pi's mechanism and its ecosystem-utility model, I realized that its true value is determined by its own community through mutual acceptance, known as the GCV (Global Consensus Value). Since Pi is designed to be widely used within its ecosystem, with businesses already accepting it for transactions, its utility will continue to grow. This understanding led me to stop focusing on exchanges because Pi is not meant for short-term profits or speculative investments. Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies, Pi's model is fundamentally different, and its widespread adoption will likely disrupt other cryptos. This is why major exchanges hesitate to list Pi—it poses a long-term threat to their profits and the conventional crypto market structure.