$PI I edited this message from the future. You won't be able to hold Pi; when it rises to over 900, nearly 1,000 each, you will already have no Pi left. Same for me—I couldn't hold on either. When it rose to over 10, I sold everything. There was nothing left. When it was worth a few cents or a few dollars, some hidden institutions and investors slowly bought it all up, and then it skyrocketed all the way. I only have 1.2 coins left in my wallet, and I can't even transfer them out. Of course, when you see this message, you definitely won't believe it. Even if the price rises a little, you still won't be able to hold on, so history can't be changed. I am 2030.

Pi Testnet 1 has upgraded to V28, while Testnet 2 and the mainnet remain on V26. The testnet continues to be iterated on, with details constantly being fixed, but the mainnet version has yet to follow. In the pioneers’ view, is such long-term testing and refinement prudent, or is the progress too slow?#pinetwork $PI ‌

$PI In the initial “White Paper,” the project team clearly told the world: this is a social practice, and Pi is a test coin currently worth zero. If you are willing to participate in this social practice activity together with the project team, then stay firmly on course and follow along—what is there to complain about?! But some followers, frankly speaking, are simply all sorts of speculators. They do not read the White Paper at all, nor do they make any effort to understand and appreciate the work being done by the project team. Instead, they act as if the project team owes them something, complaining about this and that all day long...