Honestly, the number of Pi users is large! There’s also a lot of disappointment! But the user base definitely exists! The bigger the disappointment, the greater the selling pressure from those who are going to pass KYC—have you thought about that? In the hands of most Pi users, it’s basically only a few hundred, maybe tens of hundreds. There aren’t many who have over a thousand. And there are simply too many people who’ve given up.

From a long-term perspective: gradually, the amount that gets washed/sold off reaches 90%. The rest is just thrown away and not looked at—there are also tons of accounts that don’t exist anymore, people who aren’t around anymore. As long as the big data is clear: the amount being abandoned, the amount being held, and the amount that has passed KYC—plus the fact that it’s truly been put into actual use, from 0.05 to now 0.18, it’s quadrupled. But have you considered how terrifying a fourfold increase is? After washing for this long, you can still maintain a fourfold increase—add to that all the people who haven’t passed KYC, and those who are selling off or just taking positions gradually. There are also many people who are just watching from the sidelines.

Saying that Pi is a copycat isn’t an exaggeration. After mining it for so many years, plus last year’s listing on exchanges. Even if it’s a copycat, it’s still worth using spare money to make a bet and lay out a plan. Keep it up—copycat Pi—I still have pretty high hopes for you.