#pi Has anyone ever thought about this? The entire ecosystem needs a consensus price for Pi. Without this benchmark, how will this system operate? Whether it is barter, a DEX, or something else, how can it function without a stable price? So think about it: what price would be more reasonable?


Don't forget, Pi has been operating for years. How much in operating costs has been spent? The various expenses are enormous; at the very least, these costs are visible.
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GateUser-065425be
· a day ago
Pay Close Attention🔍
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GateUser-964a4b68
· 2 days ago
I can't think.
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GateUser-2062edab
· 2 days ago
Unintelligible text
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GateUser-65b2dfc3
· 3 days ago
You want a stable price?? Why don’t you use USDC? Like an idiot, is it fun to play when it’s stable?
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LoveListeningToCanton
· 3 days ago
None of what you mentioned needs a stable price. Look at Ethereum and Solana—don’t they fluctuate too? On the same chain, when one rises, they all rise; when one falls, they all fall.
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Wsp1397
· 3 days ago
There’s no such thing as a uniform price. In peer-to-peer trading, one party is willing to sell and the other is willing to buy. As long as someone accepts the price, it’s just like buying vegetables at a market: can the same item have the same price in different places and regions? But in this market, it has financial characteristics. You can think of it as the foreign exchange market, so you have to accept its volatility.
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