$PI Pioneer is just the old fourth's cash machine.

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LakeBaikalIsMyHome
· 04-22 02:50
As long as the project team can use the funds for the project itself, withdrawals are normal; not having money to get things done is the real abnormality.
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OldPan'sSecretRecipe
· 04-22 02:47
At the beginning, when it went live, the cash-out could be pulled up to three dollars—that is, about twenty-seven yuan per coin. They had a coin that everyone in their family could sign into, and it looked like it was worth hundreds of thousands, even over a million, but none of them could withdraw it or sell it—couldn’t get it offloaded. (Looking across virtual-coin projects, this is also one unique phenomenon.)

Because the project team had already anticipated this kind of situation, they exploited and inflamed their greed to make them become greedy, and then had them use the cash in their hands to purchase the coins. As for those “mental victory” pals, they were still caught in the fantasy of sudden wealth that the project team’s crew created for them right after the project launched. The project team, along with the group of so-called investors, kept restricting their ability to sell and constantly drew out and distracted them, slowly unloading the huge amount of coins they held.
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· 04-22 02:45
At the very beginning, when it first went live, the cash-out amount could be as high as three dollars—that is, about twenty-seven yuan per coin. They had a coin that everyone in their “family” had signed into, and it looked like it was worth hundreds of thousands, even over a million, in their hands. But none of them could withdraw it, and they couldn’t sell it at all (looking across all virtual-coin projects, this is one of a kind).

Because the project team had already anticipated this kind of situation, they stirred up their greed—once those people became greedy, it led them to use the cash in their hands to buy in. The “mental victory” friends were still living in the fantasy of getting rich that the project team had painted for them right after the project launched. The project team and the so-called “investors” worked together to restrict their ability to sell off, and kept drawing them in with promises, gradually getting the huge amount of coins they were holding out of their hands.
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Zhangshizhuangyuan
· 04-22 02:27
I know you're straightforward, but you can't just talk out of your mouth.
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PurpleBlessingEastwa
· 04-22 02:05
Got it
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