2026-01-30 02:54:09

$PI originally wanted to hoard 100,000 pies, but now I changed my mind and waited for my pie to be decentralized before continuing to 😂 buy

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GateUser-cf9b3338

· 6h ago

Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫

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LittleHandsAreNotCold.

· 7h ago

Why isn't the purchased pi transferred to the pi wallet? I have transferred all the ones I bought into the pi wallet.

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314159pi

· 7h ago

2026 Go Go Go 👊

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Pirate108

· 9h ago

Pi does not yet have a formal open mainnet, and the constant price should be above 0.05, as long as it is above 0.05, buy with your eyes closed 😄

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Ice_sLittleFan

· 9h ago

In fact, people who have been in this circle understand a little bit, Pai really hasn't made anything now, many other projects have been around for many years, the total market value is now less than 10 billion, and the total market value of Pai is still 16 billion, think about how much it will fall, in the fall of 10 times to 0.016 and the total market value of 1.6 billion, this is still Pai can guarantee a total of 100 billion, the minting right is still in the hands of the fourth, in case he overspends, then the pioneer is really miserable 😂😂😂

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MijiaLe

· 9h ago

With the massive mapping unlocked, you might soon be able to purchase 100,000 for just 10,000, and the more anxious you are, the more you lose, and everyone is being manipulated by the project team.

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GateUser-f48726cf

· 9h ago

Even the big names on exchanges are selling their cryptocurrencies to buy tons of gold, which is a very bad red flag

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OneAfternoon

· 9h ago

How much is the total loss?

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