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To be frank, because of the presence of the “Pi Party” in the Chinese region, at least a few million elderly men and women have been spared from a belief-based harvest. The Pi Party’s core opinion leaders have formed a united front: from the moment Pi goes live on an exchange, right up to now, they’ve been saying that the “farts” in the secondary market are fake—whoever buys them gets banned, and it’s always a kind of permanent ban. They bring out all kinds of images and data to prove it. Whoever buys coins on the exchange and gets them into their wallet is immediately banned. They claim it’s never possible to collateralize through banks, with a qualification of 2 million RMB for a Pi... Chinese uncles and aunties believe it wholeheartedly, waiting all along for the official DEX to arrive, waiting for the emergence of a dual-price system. Instead, those who think they understand blockchain see the greatness of “the two PhDs” and the power of 70 million active users, and rush in to buy coins. For now, those who are temporarily caught in a trap are running out of breath—this is, in all of crypto history, the only market flow that’s impossible to understand. “Technology” is always just talked about as if it will disrupt the entire industry—but “no opening up” is the final answer. When you check, it’s just emptiness. They keep distributing sales orders, dumping and crushing the market—snagging with wick trades, blowing up contract positions—while skimming away the market’s liquidity money for arbitrage. Onstage, they tell you: “This coin isn’t meant for speculation.” You judge it. Think it through, piece by piece.