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#PI The cleverest thing about Ni Dog is that other blockchain Ponzi schemes do not even have a blockchain; they simply add tokens to a backend database. Lao Si, however, actually created a blockchain—but all contract permissions are in his hands. He controls how and when tokens are added and mapped. This has sent the small retail investors into a frenzy: look, there really is a blockchain, and even nodes. In reality, the small retail investors do not understand it, but who among the industry insiders would not? Lao Si’s greed and selfishness have effectively blocked every path for this project to reach major platforms. First, it can never be listed on a major exchange, nor can it become a compliant crypto ETF product. As for why, look up the relevant information yourself.
Of course, fools treating this like buying a lottery ticket need not believe it. Just keep topping up your wallets for your Fourth Dad. Maybe one day, your Fourth Dad will have a change of heart and throw a few bones to a few of you.

#PI Do you know why the A-share market has been fluctuating in place for so many years, rising less and falling more? Because the A-share market is home to the world’s largest concentration of retail investors, most of whom put in a little money to gamble, hoping to make a big profit. They are a lot like the Pi crowd—you can see that even after all this time, the plaza is still full of poor-ass vo people fantasizing. Without major market makers, it’s just a shitcoin pool for the project owners to cash out endlessly. These idiots probably can’t even understand what that means.
The funniest part is that they treat the people warning them as enemies who are preventing them from getting rich, hahaha.
When it was $2.2 earlier, I warned many people holding tokens to sell them quickly, hahaha. I warned them repeatedly, yet they actually blocked me. I really can’t help laughing, because some of those idiots genuinely had tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands invested. Now they have nowhere even to cry.