The Stanford PhD "dream" that 55 million people are mining: the next-generation Bitcoin or the world's largest performance art?

🔥 "Anti-consensus" Ponzi?

It is indeed different: no electricity consumption, not listed on exchanges, strictly prohibited from over-the-counter trading. But with a massive network of 55 million users, the core value is "believe it to be true." The mainnet has been repeatedly delayed, like a social experiment testing human nature.

💡 Three truths you must know:

1. Value ≠ Price: A large user base is a double-edged sword. Once open for exchange, massive selling pressure could instantly break expectations.
2. KYC is the gatekeeper: 55 million people passing KYC is a huge project. It’s the key valve to control circulation and prevent collapse.
3. Narrative over technology: Its core innovation is social viral growth and low barriers, not technological breakthroughs. Ultimately, it needs a strong ecosystem to support it.

Zero-cost persistence: Only spend time, never invest money to buy "coins" or "accelerate."
Manage expectations: Treat it as a probability game, not a guaranteed investment.
Beware of all "help you cash out": Any intermediary claiming to enable early trading is 100% a scam.

In conclusion: Will this experiment initiated by Stanford PhDs with 55 million participants end in widespread consensus or quietly fade away? Are you holding on or watching from the sidelines?

⬇️ Vote: Do you think Pi’s mainnet will eventually launch successfully and generate real value?

✅ Believing it is the next-generation BTC

✅ Worth a little money

✅ Will eventually go to zero

Leave your "mining" days and current coin count in the comments to see who’s a "veteran miner"! Share with teammates who are "dreaming" together.