Pi Coin has dropped for now—so what? Let’s set the record straight.
It’s disappointing to see people celebrating the dip, especially those holding meme coins. First, it’s in poor taste to take joy in others' losses—that kind of attitude says more about them than it does about us. Unfortunately, that’s just the nature of social media today.
What they don’t realize is that this price drop was expected. Many of us sold some of our Pi at over $2 and have now doubled our holdings. That’s how market cycles work, but most of these critics don’t even understand the basics of trading. Their negativity likely comes from missing out on the project in the first place.
Those of us who truly believe in Pi weren’t expecting to get rich overnight. We’ve been mining for years, and many of us have locked up a significant portion of our coins for 2–3 years. The real value of this project is still unfolding.
So let the skeptics talk—for now. Soon enough, they’ll be deleting their posts, just as they have before. The project will prove itself, as it always has.
For those who stand by Pi, stay strong. We don’t wish failure on anyone. In fact, we hope everyone succeeds, whether they’re part of Pi or another project. That’s the mindset that separates us.
HODL your Pi, and you’ll thank me later. That’s all I’ll say for now!
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