The more $PI mappings, the better. This way, early participants won't be left behind, and more newcomers can get involved to build a super public chain.

Why has $PI been falling for over a year, and why can't it go back up?

Hello to all global cryptocurrency investors. As an observer, I have a few questions to raise. First question: What is blockchain? Has π coin achieved all the processes of blockchain? Obviously not. No open source. Completely centralized, all matters are handled by the project team. Second question: What is inclusive finance? Out of the 7 billion people worldwide, only a few with π are visible through KYC numbers. The total of 65 billion coins are all in their hands, loudly shouting about GCV prices. When they monopolize the GCV price, who else from the 6 billion people worldwide can participate? Including institutional big capital. Full of righteousness and morality, promoting inclusive finance, encouraging the world to use it. Isn’t this just a game of drums and cymbals? Where does such grandeur come from—saving the Earth, achieving great deeds? Third question: What kind of people are mining members? Full of righteousness and morality, for the motherland, for the people. Saving the suffering and helping those in need—who isn’t harboring malicious intent and selfishness? They wouldn’t even give you a few cents’ worth of coins... And GCV? Would they give that to you? What are you thinking?