First of all, why was Nicholas, the founder of PI, placed in the AI group?
My opinion is that in this conference, Nicholas has already said what PI is. In my opinion, PI is not just about mobile phone mining. He is solving the problem that BTC cannot be integrated into the real country. It is now very clear that no matter how autonomous and economically free BTC is, it cannot override the government.
To put it simply, PI is building the infrastructure of a government administrative department for the entire cryptocurrency circle. As the identity verification of the entire cryptocurrency network, the actual decentralization is to remove human management and switch to centralized AI management, so that the anarchic state of the cryptocurrency circle can truly become managed, and the manager is AI. This will ensure complete transparency, openness, and auditable compliance, rather than just transparency in the areas that you think you are concerned about.
Your private cash may be transparent to your wife, but is your mistress outside equally transparent? It's not the transparent paper you think is money, it's everything.
Continuing from the above, the “key point” is that one of the projects that PI surpassed is WLD. What Ultraman couldn't do has been accomplished by Nicholas, and everyone has tokens, and everyone is doing real KYC. WLD is suspected of stealing identities, but PI will not, because PI does decentralized KYC, which is managed by AI, so he mentioned the head-turning face verification.
Key points:
1. You can’t sell your identity, you sell the PI you worked hard for. Different from WLD.
2. You cannot steal someone else’s identity. Your identity in the cryptocurrency world will always be yours, and you must protect the value of your identity independently.
I think the focus of the consensus conference on PI is highlighted. PI is building a crypto store, which is an important infrastructure for entering the cryptocurrency circle based on the same real identity as APPLE. If you want to participate in the cryptocurrency world, you must establish your real identity, not a virtual one. It is not the case that any project will first produce something and then try to find ways to supplement KYC, but the problem of false KYC will always occur. PI completely resolved this issue and Nicholas has been in compliance since many years ago.
Secondly, as for the price, how to view the price, to me, price is a question of human behavior. The price increase that most people hope for comes from a large amount of unactivated liquidity. Once activated, the price will be directly high. This is the key to systematic pricing.
As for whether short-term speculation can be used to lower prices, of course it is possible. As long as you have sufficient professional speculation skills and want to deceive short-term speculators, you are free to do so. However, prices are ultimately still set systematically. No matter how whales hype, it will not affect the final decentralized price setting.
Therefore, in the short term, when I see that there are whales who want to hype and suppress prices, I will announce the time when the whales suppress prices in advance.
Most people always use price to look at everything. Is it okay to do so?
Then let me ask you, when a couple quarrels, they will throw things. But to judge how long the quarrel will last, if an analyst tells you that he just needs to throw a computer worth ten thousand dollars, the quarrel will stop. Would you say this analyst is XX? If you evaluate the value of throwing things before arguing, will you still argue? So if the watermelon that falls is from someone else’s hand, how do you price it?
You might ask, why use quarreling as an example.
This is because you don’t think that the main force is hyping up the emotions of the leeks, and building a bunch of technologies to try to make you do meaningless analysis. In fact, the speculators know that they are playing with your mentality. And you are still calculating why your wife is angry. Believe me, you are definitely not as professional as physicist Stephen Hawking. He spent his whole life studying calculations and found that the most complicated thing is women's hearts.
Similarly, I saw in the early morning that PCT would release an announcement in the morning, and it was indeed released at 7 am. Same as before, once I saw that there was a release, the announcement would be released that morning.
Although this announcement is almost useless and is equivalent to not being issued, he did make the announcement.