When the market is down,

when the enthusiasm fades,
when everyone is shouting "this project is dead"—
that is exactly when faith is tested.
I’ve seen people sell before Bitcoin’s biggest surge,
I’ve seen people give up on Ethereum before it changed the industry,
I’ve seen people walk away just one moment before a major milestone.

Jack Ma: Today is cruel, tomorrow is crueler, and the day after tomorrow is beautiful, but most people die tomorrow night and never see the sun of the day after tomorrow.

Most people leave, not because they chose the wrong investment,
they leave because this road is far longer than imagined.
As Buffett said, "No one wants to get rich slowly."

The experiences above taught us an unforgettable lesson:
The hardest part is not finding the right project, but holding on long enough to verify whether your judgment was correct.

But one thing is certain:
The market is forever transferring opportunities from the impatient to the patient, and the same goes for chips—including Pi.

Patience is not blind holding; it is believing that the underlying infrastructure matters more than price noise.

But remember: all great migrations happen in the dead of night when no one is cheering. Are you still here, Pi Pioneer?

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