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#pi network
It is a cautious and correct choice for Binance not to list the pi trading pair.
1. As we all know, whether the pi project can succeed is still uncertain, and there is currently no mature ecosystem. If it gets listed, a large number of accounts in China will unlock and sell off, completely using Binance users' money to let pi friends take over, which is completely irresponsible to its own customers. Even if there is a shortage of incremental users, this cannot be done.
2. It is precisely the Chinese region that has dragged down the entire pi project's KYC process and the opening of the mainnet. Many people have multiple accounts, and there are even studios (with pictures, videos, and the truth). The project has been manipulated by Chinese people to this extent; who would dare to easily open it up for them?
3. There are cx gangs using this coin to recruit and exploit the elderly, spreading a price list for images, charging from 150 to several hundred yuan for helping downlines change passwords, emails, KYC, and other steps, directly starting the exploitation. There are also GCV groups trying to kidnap the project party with price demands; it’s almost laughable to think about it. The project party has spent a lot of time and effort to identify and block these non-compliant accounts, truly a benevolent team.
3. If the project party could cut off the accounts in the Chinese region, the overall project advancement would be much easier. I hope that any future social chain projects can learn from the lessons of pi.
It is a cautious and correct choice for Binance not to list the pi trading pair.
1. As we all know, whether the pi project can succeed is still uncertain, and there is currently no mature ecosystem. If it gets listed, a large number of accounts in China will unlock and sell off, completely using Binance users' money to let pi friends take over, which is completely irresponsible to its own customers. Even if there is a shortage of incremental users, this cannot be done.
2. It is precisely the Chinese region that has dragged down the entire pi project's KYC process and the opening of the mainnet. Many people have multiple accounts, and there are even studios (with pictures, videos, and the truth). The project has been manipulated by Chinese people to this extent; who would dare to easily open it up for them?
3. There are cx gangs using this coin to recruit and exploit the elderly, spreading a price list for images, charging from 150 to several hundred yuan for helping downlines change passwords, emails, KYC, and other steps, directly starting the exploitation. There are also GCV groups trying to kidnap the project party with price demands; it’s almost laughable to think about it. The project party has spent a lot of time and effort to identify and block these non-compliant accounts, truly a benevolent team.
3. If the project party could cut off the accounts in the Chinese region, the overall project advancement would be much easier. I hope that any future social chain projects can learn from the lessons of pi.
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