#PI

Past, present, and future Pi
Reading a lot of articles about PI, with the wonderful and complex analysis, seems mysterious and deep. As an old hand in the field of cryptocurrencies, I think it's actually very simple, just a glance, you know the choice to make:
From the beginning of the Pi project to listing on the exchange, six years have passed. How many projects can withstand six years in the field of digital currencies? I have seen many projects that only lasted for six days or six months. Time is the most truthful, as it can verify people and things. Everyone knows this phrase, but it is often ignored when used. Is a project that can withstand six years and has 60 million users a scam? What do we say about those projects that write the code in six minutes and then disappear after six hours? Perhaps there are not even 60 million users in the field of digital currencies. How can you say that all these 60 million users are fools? If someone is able to deceive such a huge number of people, in ancient China, he would be called the founder of the state, and in modern times, he would be called the leader of the nation. Furthermore, these 60 million users have not spent any money during the six years. What scammer would behave like this?
2. Does PI have sixty-six million daily participants for six years. In the world of currencies, which currency has a large number of holders? The number of people in any project is the determining factor. All exceptional projects must have sufficient success.
3. Everyone thinks that mining is free, so who spends money on currency? B is the most spending, and they are known as project pioneers, compared to Pi users who spend six years mining only small amounts. 2U also spend an amount of twenty-three to twenty-four thousand Renminbi. In comparison, buying twenty-three to twenty-four thousand coins for twenty-three to twenty-four thousand Renminbi is more profitable than continuous mining for six years. Therefore, many users buy coins to make up for the amounts they missed during the six years, and they will not sell them in the short term.
4. More importantly, whether you support it or not, whether you like it or not, the whole world now knows about the Pi currency. Capitalists know, institutions know, digital currency people know, and even people outside the world of digital currencies know. Its fame now is no less than, and perhaps exceeds, Bitcoin and Ethereum. With this high fame, what is preventing this project from succeeding?
5. So far, the largest Pi market has not been opened, and many people who appreciate the value of Pi have not entered. The community of token holders will enter the largest market and will break many solid ideas about the world of currencies. People with high conviction will continue to buy, while those who sold early with low conviction will regret, then buy back because they will be hit in the Pi community. How many people are there in total if each of 60 million people bought 1000?
6. More importantly, the project team follows a legal path. Some say KYC is CX, not decentralization. You really need to understand the meaning of decentralization. Decentralization does not mean chaos or concealment, but rather reducing intermediaries and increasing trust between strangers, and enforcing laws to ensure justice and transparency. Everything in nature follows rules; nothing can continue without rules. Just as KYC does for Pi to achieve true decentralization, ensuring compliance and legitimacy in decentralization, individuals especially participating companies can trust. Even the government can use it with confidence. KYC aims only to ensure that you are a real person and that what you are doing is correct. It will protect those who meet these two conditions on the public chain. Of course, if you are engaged in illegal activities, Pi will not welcome you.
7. Finally, I would like to remind all Air Force Pi brothers that there are many people who have been involved in Pi for many years, and so far, the project team has not issued any statement, nor launched any cards, despite the main network now officially launched and trading on the exchange. Every announcement will be seen on the Pi app directly by more than 60 million people, and it is difficult to estimate the extent of indirect coverage. Do you think the project team is hiding any important information? Do you think they have some cards that have not been revealed yet?