$PI @派开 opened for trading with 300 million tokens priced at about $3 each; later, with 3 billion tokens, the price was around $0.3, and when there were 6 billion tokens, it was halved again to $0.15. Now, with 1I0 tokens in circulation, it is around $0.08. Applying this pattern, 24 billion tokens would put it at around RMB 0.2, 480 tokens at just over RMB 0.1, and 96–100 billion tokens at just RMB 0.06. Does everyone else feel this way, or perhaps it will go in reverse?

$PI How many people and households are there globally in 2026? 100 billion Pi coins feels like too much.

$PI @Those of you running nodes, under Chinese law, RMB 5,000 is enough to file a case and investigate whether it constitutes fraud. Is there anyone running a node who hasn’t been hit with losses of 10k–8,000? Let’s all sue those committing fraud through node hosting. Some of them earn several thousand from you every day, but have the project teams released even one or half a coin to cover your electricity bills, cloud service fees, and computer depreciation? Those of you running large nodes and charging high hosting fees—you are committing a crime. Those who paid you to host their nodes can fully sue you. Today you tricked them into paying, and they have more than enough evidence to put you behind bars. Everyone is waiting. The nodes in China have not received the slightest benefit. Lao Pi only sells the coins and does not release them to you. You lose so much money running nodes—what does it even matter🐦? It will come back to bite you eventually. Heaven’s way sees more clearly than human nature. Surrender—stop. If it were really worth that much money, why would you need to own so much of it?