$PI The current market has a much higher probability of continuing to fall than rising. From listing until now, the answer has been clear: a steady decline. But it is still too early to assert that this project is no good. Later, after excluding locked-up, staked, and future ecosystem absorption, if 80% of the circulating supply is highly concentrated in the hands of 10%-20% of participants, that is often not a signal of panic, but rather a precursor to a qualitative change where the chip structure tends to stabilize. Currently, it still needs time before a real qualitative change occurs.

In the market, there are always different voices; some are anxious, some complain, which is normal. Divergence itself is part of the market, indicating that there is still room for speculation. A real exit is often quiet, while continuous noise reflects fluctuations in holding mentality. In such a state, chip turnover is just a matter of time.
Every project has its cycles. The early downward fluctuation is more like a sieve, filtering out people with different patience levels. For those who can't hold on, thank them for contributing liquidity; for those who can hold on, time will give its own answer. Today I added another 6,000 coins at 0.1088 and withdrew them to my wallet. Don't ask me if I lost money. The answer is obvious: I definitely lost, because everyone except short sellers lost. But I still have my underwear on, so I can hold on.