Regarding the alleged fraud, the main points often discussed in the community are as follows:

1. KYC Data Collection: The KYC (Know Your Customer) process in the Pi Network requires users to provide personal data such as photo identification and other personal information.

2. Not yet listed on leading cryptocurrency exchanges: So far, Pi cannot be traded on major cryptocurrency exchanges, leading some to view the Pi Network as a scheme that promises 'future' benefits without any real evidence. Many people doubt whether Pi coins will have any value or liquidity in the future.

3. Advertising Revenue: The Pi Network does not directly ask users for money, but the app contains advertisements, meaning the project could potentially earn money from the ads users see each time they open the app.

4. Lack of Transparency: There is no real detailed information about the blockchain technology used by the Pi Network, or how the security and intrinsic value of Pi coins will be maintained in the future. This raises doubts about whether the Pi Network truly possesses the blockchain technology it claims.

Based on these factors, many question whether the Pi Network is simply a data collection effort or a form of disguised fraud. On the other hand, some users see it as a 'project that may succeed in the future'. #BabyMarvin合约尾号f9c7 #加密货币市场持续震荡 #美国大选前行情观察 #ETHBTC汇率新低