The PI market investors are unwilling to pay attention to the lending whales who borrow one million coins at a time to sell you off.

Do you think the drop in pi is due to investors selling off?
In fact, it is the whales borrowing pi who are lending one million pi at a time from the lending pool to replace your sell-off.

At nine o'clock in the morning, the drop in BTC attracted the interest of lending whales, who borrowed one million pi at a time from the exchange to replace your sell-off.
If it weren't for the sell-off by lending whales, the price of pi wouldn't be affected by the drop in BTC.

Do not stake pi on the exchange, and do not use excess coin treasure, because whales are borrowing one million pi at a time from the lending pool to replace your sell-off.
You are optimistic about pi and invest in pi hoping that the price will rise to gain profits. However, the more you stake, the more you allow the whales to push the price down.

Ways to counteract whales:
Do not stake pi on the exchange. Do not use excess coin treasure to stake pi.
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