Pi Network Emotional Collapse 90%, Is It Robot Manipulation or Human Panic?
Pi Network is in complete turmoil! Community sentiment on CoinMarketCap plummeted 90% in just one day, and PI supporters are panicking, exclaiming, 'What the heck is this operation?' Prices are crashing simultaneously, and many suspect that robots are causing chaos and hiding conspiracies. But is this wave of plummeting really just robots messing around? The truth behind it is mind-boggling!
Some say it’s panic selling by investors, with KYC rushing to grab people's coins, leading to an emotional breakdown and large-scale sell-offs dragging down the price. However, there is no hard evidence, and the community is thrown into turmoil – is it true sentiment decline, or are robots manipulating the rhythm? After all, Pi has been exposed for voting lists, fans have fought against trolls, and the drama is all too familiar. Especially since CoinMarketCap has uniquely crashed, while other platforms are stable, this contrast is simply shrouded in fog.
The current situation of the Pi Network has also been unsettled. Since its launch on February 20, it has been embroiled in controversy, with its transparency and governance issues receiving severe criticism, and even the government has labeled it a 'scam coin.' This emotional collapse has made CoinMarketCap the only scapegoat, with netizens criticizing it for initially refusing to acknowledge PI's market value, only to later accept it and be suspected of retaliating in the shadows. But if robots say it will drop again, where's the evidence? There’s no solid proof! Supporters are getting anxious, angrily retorting 'the dark hand is too shady,' while the opposition sneers, 'serves them right for crashing.' Now that PI's price has tanked, the community is torn apart – is it human manipulation or market self-punishment? If you want to uncover the truth, follow + watch Zuye's live stream to reveal this major drama in the crypto world together!
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