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texpectation of a ban is inferred from China’s consistent anti-crypto policies, supported by the cited sources, rather than a specific decree targeting Pi Network directly. ✌️
Fake news, where did you get that china banned pi
Pi Network Research
Key Points
Research suggests the 10 largest governments by GDP will likely handle Pi Network differently based on their crypto policies.
It seems likely that crypto-friendly nations like Japan, Germany, France, Italy, the UK, and Brazil will regulate and possibly integrate Pi Network.
The evidence leans toward China banning Pi Network, while India and Indonesia may regulate it with uncertainties.
The USA is expected to subject Pi Network to financial regulations, focusing on compliance, though this remains debated.
Country-Specific Reactions
The reactions will vary based on each country's stance on cryptocurrencies. Below is a breakdown for clarity:
United States:
Likely to regulate under existing financial laws, emphasizing anti-money laundering and potential security classification.
China:
Expected to ban Pi Network due to its strict prohibition on cryptocurrencies.
Japan:
Likely to permit Pi Network if it meets local regulations, given its crypto-friendly approach.
Germany:
Will regulate under EU MiCA, but adaptation might be slow, possibly discovering Pi Network later.
India:
May regulate due to its large user base, but with potential restrictions due to concerns like capital flight.
United Kingdom:
Likely to include Pi Network in its new crypto framework, focusing on innovation.
France:
Will support under EU MiCA, provided it complies with regulations.
Indonesia:
Expected to regulate, especially with its significant user base, under new 2025 regulations.
Italy:
Will accept under EU MiCA regulations, similar to Germany and France.
Brazil:
Likely to allow to foster financial inclusion, contingent on compliance with new regulations.
This assessment is based on current crypto policies and may evolve with future developments.
#pi #PiNetwork
Key Points
Research suggests the 10 largest governments by GDP will likely handle Pi Network differently based on their crypto policies.
It seems likely that crypto-friendly nations like Japan, Germany, France, Italy, the UK, and Brazil will regulate and possibly integrate Pi Network.
The evidence leans toward China banning Pi Network, while India and Indonesia may regulate it with uncertainties.
The USA is expected to subject Pi Network to financial regulations, focusing on compliance, though this remains debated.
Country-Specific Reactions
The reactions will vary based on each country's stance on cryptocurrencies. Below is a breakdown for clarity:
United States:
Likely to regulate under existing financial laws, emphasizing anti-money laundering and potential security classification.
China:
Expected to ban Pi Network due to its strict prohibition on cryptocurrencies.
Japan:
Likely to permit Pi Network if it meets local regulations, given its crypto-friendly approach.
Germany:
Will regulate under EU MiCA, but adaptation might be slow, possibly discovering Pi Network later.
India:
May regulate due to its large user base, but with potential restrictions due to concerns like capital flight.
United Kingdom:
Likely to include Pi Network in its new crypto framework, focusing on innovation.
France:
Will support under EU MiCA, provided it complies with regulations.
Indonesia:
Expected to regulate, especially with its significant user base, under new 2025 regulations.
Italy:
Will accept under EU MiCA regulations, similar to Germany and France.
Brazil:
Likely to allow to foster financial inclusion, contingent on compliance with new regulations.
This assessment is based on current crypto policies and may evolve with future developments.
#pi #PiNetwork
https://blockexplorer.minepi.com/mainnet/
PI/USDT
Guys, the Pi Network team has yet to release a blockchain explorer, which raises concerns about transparency. Without it, no one can confidently predict the future of Pi.
Who can guarantee that the development team isn’t selling from their 20% (20 billion Pi) allocation at $2.10? The price of Pi will ultimately depend on the project's transparency and integrity.
I urge you all to find a blockchain explorer so we can verify how much of the 20 billion Pi has been reduced.
Until transparency is established, Binance—given its strong reputation—will not list Pi. If Binance does list Pi without transparency, we may need to question Binance's credibility as well.
#pi #PiNetworkMainnet $RED
$BNB
Guys, the Pi Network team has yet to release a blockchain explorer, which raises concerns about transparency. Without it, no one can confidently predict the future of Pi.
Who can guarantee that the development team isn’t selling from their 20% (20 billion Pi) allocation at $2.10? The price of Pi will ultimately depend on the project's transparency and integrity.
I urge you all to find a blockchain explorer so we can verify how much of the 20 billion Pi has been reduced.
Until transparency is established, Binance—given its strong reputation—will not list Pi. If Binance does list Pi without transparency, we may need to question Binance's credibility as well.
#pi #PiNetworkMainnet $RED
$BNB
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