pi to the Moon

As a fan of Binance and a believer in Pi, I’m okay with Binance not listing Pi. First of all, Pi was not created because of exchanges like Binance or any other platform. They also don’t try to act innocent or create unnecessary hype. They don’t boast or try to gain public favor. That’s something I’ve noticed—but then, out of nowhere, they suddenly release new updates in the app.

I started mining Pi back in 2019, and there were times when I even forgot to mine, which I regret now. The value of Pi has dropped, and yes, it’s disappointing. But every time I check the changes within Pi’s ecosystem, Fireside, or even the Map of Pi, I’m amazed. It’s truly fascinating.

It’s okay even if Pi isn’t listed on Binance. It’s okay even if no one accepts it. It’s okay even if it loses its value. After all, Pi started with no one believing in it—not even me at first. I admit, I thought it was nothing in the beginning. So, whatever happens, it’s fine because I know they have their own plans. And if they were able to create a project like this, they can also build their own exchange.

I’ve noticed that they don’t try to make themselves look good to others. Those who believe in them will be the lucky ones.