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#PiCoreTeam #pi
Q: What if Pi Network adopted a POH system like LayerEdge?
A: With Level 2 KYC like on exchanges, it would only take 10 days to verify 55 million accounts.
Q: Did the 100 Dapps that Nicolas promised for 2024 ever launch?
A: No. It was all a scam. As of April 2025, no Dapps have been released.
Q: On April 25, 2025, Nicolas posted that thousands of stores now accept Pi payments. Is this true?
A: No. That post is completely fake. These stores are virtual and no one can actually use Pi there due to legal issues. Using Pi for payments could result in arrest and prison.
Q: I saw users on social media trading goods with Pi. Is that real?
A: No. These are staged posts to gain followers or promote referral codes.
Q: What is the Pi advertising network that Nicolas talked about?
A: Nicolas turned 65 million users into an ad platform to earn revenue from ad views.
Q: Is auctioning .pi domains with major brand names a violation of intellectual property rights?
A: Yes. Without brand permission, you could be sued and fined.
Q: Did the project team use internal wallets to bid on Pi domains?
A: Yes. Domains like amazon.pi and samsung.pi were won by anonymous internal wallets with tens of thousands of Pi, untraceable on the explorer.
Q: Did Nicolas hire KOLs (influencers) to promote Pi on social media?
A: Yes. They post claims like "Pi = $314" or "Pi will replace Bitcoin" to exploit people's greed.
Q: Why are Pi Core Team posts on platform X vague and without clear timelines?
A: To keep users engaged and watching ads in the Pi app.
Q: Why hasn’t Nicolas hosted AMAs or posted on his personal page for years?
A: Because he's afraid of being exposed, which could collapse the project.
Q: Why have exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit refused to list Pi?
A: Because they recognize Pi as a scam project.
$pi
Q: What if Pi Network adopted a POH system like LayerEdge?
A: With Level 2 KYC like on exchanges, it would only take 10 days to verify 55 million accounts.
Q: Did the 100 Dapps that Nicolas promised for 2024 ever launch?
A: No. It was all a scam. As of April 2025, no Dapps have been released.
Q: On April 25, 2025, Nicolas posted that thousands of stores now accept Pi payments. Is this true?
A: No. That post is completely fake. These stores are virtual and no one can actually use Pi there due to legal issues. Using Pi for payments could result in arrest and prison.
Q: I saw users on social media trading goods with Pi. Is that real?
A: No. These are staged posts to gain followers or promote referral codes.
Q: What is the Pi advertising network that Nicolas talked about?
A: Nicolas turned 65 million users into an ad platform to earn revenue from ad views.
Q: Is auctioning .pi domains with major brand names a violation of intellectual property rights?
A: Yes. Without brand permission, you could be sued and fined.
Q: Did the project team use internal wallets to bid on Pi domains?
A: Yes. Domains like amazon.pi and samsung.pi were won by anonymous internal wallets with tens of thousands of Pi, untraceable on the explorer.
Q: Did Nicolas hire KOLs (influencers) to promote Pi on social media?
A: Yes. They post claims like "Pi = $314" or "Pi will replace Bitcoin" to exploit people's greed.
Q: Why are Pi Core Team posts on platform X vague and without clear timelines?
A: To keep users engaged and watching ads in the Pi app.
Q: Why hasn’t Nicolas hosted AMAs or posted on his personal page for years?
A: Because he's afraid of being exposed, which could collapse the project.
Q: Why have exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit refused to list Pi?
A: Because they recognize Pi as a scam project.
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$HMSTR I have googled it and read in an article by binance and 1-2 other sites that
*hamster Kombat* Season 2 will be coming soon , it was reported there S2 may come around 22 March 2025.... So, i guess hamster price will be keep rising high and falling till then and on second season day it will be on peak for last time... All friends holding hamster token now , i would advise them to sell all token on that day...2025March...I they think of hamster token not much progressive and earning full 🌝🌝
*hamster Kombat* Season 2 will be coming soon , it was reported there S2 may come around 22 March 2025.... So, i guess hamster price will be keep rising high and falling till then and on second season day it will be on peak for last time... All friends holding hamster token now , i would advise them to sell all token on that day...2025March...I they think of hamster token not much progressive and earning full 🌝🌝
bro I would say
hamster Kombat was good
atleast it had given me 10 dollar in 22 days
playing only
but in tapswap I was from August 24
but they saying I am not eligible for drop
hamster Kombat was good
atleast it had given me 10 dollar in 22 days
playing only
but in tapswap I was from August 24
but they saying I am not eligible for drop
Tapswap #TapSwap ~ The Worst Airdrop on the telegram far more worse than hamster kombat #HMSTR
Again we can say
#Dogs is superior than any of telegram meme coin
#BTCNextATH?
Ohh Sad Millions of tapping hurts my fingers 😅🤣
Again we can say
#Dogs is superior than any of telegram meme coin
#BTCNextATH?
Ohh Sad Millions of tapping hurts my fingers 😅🤣
👉How to Safeguard Your Binance Account: Best Practices”
“How to Safeguard Your Binance Account: Best Practices”
Ensuring the security of your Binance account is crucial, given the value of assets involved and the risks posed by cyber threats. Here are some best practices to help you safeguard your Binance account:
1. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Why: Adding an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification is one of the most effective ways to protect your account.
How:
Go to the Security settings in your Binance account.
Enable 2FA via Google Authenticator or SMS authentication.
Tip: Google Authenticator is more secure than SMS, as SMS can be vulnerable to SIM swapping.
2. Use a Strong, Unique Password
Why: A strong password prevents brute-force attacks and unauthorized access.
How:
Create a password with at least 12 characters, combining uppercase, lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols.
Avoid using easily guessable information (e.g., birthdays, names).
Tip: Use a password manager to generate and store complex passwords.
3. Regularly Update Your Password
Why: Regular password changes help reduce the chances of old passwords being compromised.
How:
Change your password periodically (every 3-6 months).
Make sure to choose a new password that hasn’t been used elsewhere.
4. Be Aware of Phishing Scams
Why: Phishing attacks can trick you into revealing sensitive account information.
How:
Always check the email sender's address and verify URLs (e.g., ensure you're on the official Binance website).
Do not click on suspicious links in emails or messages. Binance will never ask for your login information via email.
Tip: Bookmark the official Binance website and always navigate there directly.
WITH HELP OF THESE STEPS YOU CAN EASILY PROTECT YOUR ACCOUNT 😉😉
#accountsafety #BewareOfScams
“How to Safeguard Your Binance Account: Best Practices”
Ensuring the security of your Binance account is crucial, given the value of assets involved and the risks posed by cyber threats. Here are some best practices to help you safeguard your Binance account:
1. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Why: Adding an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification is one of the most effective ways to protect your account.
How:
Go to the Security settings in your Binance account.
Enable 2FA via Google Authenticator or SMS authentication.
Tip: Google Authenticator is more secure than SMS, as SMS can be vulnerable to SIM swapping.
2. Use a Strong, Unique Password
Why: A strong password prevents brute-force attacks and unauthorized access.
How:
Create a password with at least 12 characters, combining uppercase, lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols.
Avoid using easily guessable information (e.g., birthdays, names).
Tip: Use a password manager to generate and store complex passwords.
3. Regularly Update Your Password
Why: Regular password changes help reduce the chances of old passwords being compromised.
How:
Change your password periodically (every 3-6 months).
Make sure to choose a new password that hasn’t been used elsewhere.
4. Be Aware of Phishing Scams
Why: Phishing attacks can trick you into revealing sensitive account information.
How:
Always check the email sender's address and verify URLs (e.g., ensure you're on the official Binance website).
Do not click on suspicious links in emails or messages. Binance will never ask for your login information via email.
Tip: Bookmark the official Binance website and always navigate there directly.
WITH HELP OF THESE STEPS YOU CAN EASILY PROTECT YOUR ACCOUNT 😉😉
#accountsafety #BewareOfScams
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