$PI Please note: we're in the bottom zone. The summit kicks off the day after tomorrow, and once prices start rising, you won't believe it. Don't hesitate

$PI Some things are genuinely quite interesting. A project that hasn't charged you a cent or promised you any financial returns lets you participate for free and leave whenever you want. Yet some people treat free participation as an investment contract and their own fantasies of wealth as official promises. When they don't get the results they want, they start blaming everyone else, cursing the project team and attacking its supporters, as if making enough noise and spewing enough profanity would make wealth automatically appear in their accounts. You don't have to understand blockchain, but you should at least know how to show respect; you don't have to agree with a project, but you should at least have basic manners. Having doubts about a project means you have your own judgment; someone who can only hurl insults over and over, without offering any worthwhile analysis, probably needs to reflect on more than just the project—they need to examine their own understanding and character. Don't dress up your own speculative mindset as victimhood, and don't turn an unrealized dream of getting rich into a license to attack others. Life isn't just about Pi, and you can't make a living by cursing the project team. Tapping the lightning bolt every day takes just a few seconds; what's hard is making sense of your own life and holding on to the basic qualities of being a decent person. A person may be temporarily without wealth, but they shouldn't lose even their basic dignity.

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