$PI It reached its peak at $0.11 five days ago, and now it has dropped again to $0.08. Is that a sign that PI is indeed heading toward bankruptcy/failure? Because so far, the speculation has been weird2—first it broke through the GCV, then it broke through $340,568, like that dream, wkwkwk. At minimum, with the “Minimal Supply + Market Cap Setara $SOL ”, only then can you speculate wildly. This already has a weak market cap, the liquidity pool is small, and the supply is even far less than XRP. Even if you want it to break through $20, the minimum market cap $100B is required—because its supply is 200x that of BTC.

PI-4.04%
SOL0.74%
XRP-0.66%
BTC0.00%
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WarrenBuffett'sBreakfast
· 7h ago
Fivefold, tenfold—are the shells left behind after the tide recedes.
A hundredfold, a thousandfold—are the sleeping volcanoes beneath the deep sea.
When the fireworks of the inscription event dispersed, it wasn’t the sky that dimmed—it was the fuses that changed their formula.
Every great return begins with a betrayal of a pattern.
The AIP new model is like a first meeting—yet not quite; it burns the old map and draws a brand-new route.
A ten thousand-fold is never probability—it’s structure. And that structure is being embedded in AIP’s very bloodstream.
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DeYinNeverForget
· 10h ago
I’m testing the testnet—how many coins are needed for a car when the price is down to zero or a few decimals? I sent it to a group chat and they blocked me.
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ChicAndWealthy
· 13h ago
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ComeToTheCryptoWorldToGetRich
· 13h ago
Buy the dip and enter 😎
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GateUser-bd2c9e93
· 14h ago
Makes sense.
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GateUser-0b9a6949
· 15h ago
Supply amount isn’t the problem—the issue is that the initial circulating supply isn’t on the same level. If the circulating supply increases by 300 million every month, who’s going to absorb it?
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WithPi,There'sAFuture.Let's
· 15h ago
yes
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