#PI After reading so many people's comments, I also want to say something. In such a declining situation, the only ones who can remain optimistic are Pi friends. I am also an old pioneer; this project has been around for 7 years, and I have been following it for 7 years. Honestly, this is the first time I’ve been able to stick with a project for so long. If I didn’t have expectations for Pi Coin, I wouldn’t have been able to hold on for so long. Seven years is a long time, and the value is no longer important to me; I only care about the outcome. Nothing that succeeds immediately upon release and carries people's hopes is without experiencing slander and mockery. When Bitcoin was most disappointing, someone bought a pizza with 10,000 Bitcoins. Now Bitcoin has risen significantly, but that person may have already sold out. That’s the faith of believers—no matter how low the price is, believers will prove its value. What I want to say is, since I’ve persisted for so long, I won’t leave easily. I want to see what the final result of Pi Coin will be—win or lose. If it ultimately fails, let people laugh at it. What does it matter? If it succeeds, let people chase after it. Hahaha! Even if it ends up worthless, I won’t sell; I’ll just keep it as a keepsake.