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Isn't Pi a public chain? Is it decentralized? Why does it still need KYC? Why don't Bitcoin and Ethereum need it? This is a point criticized by the traditional currency circle. Today I will popularize it for everyone.
In fact, what you get by clicking on your mobile phone every day is not cryptocurrency, but points. If you want to get your coins, you have to go through KYC. This process is actually an airdrop. In order to prevent one person from hoarding multiple accounts, the project party has come up with a KYC mechanism. This mechanism ensures that every user is a real person, and real people are valuable to the project, and at the same time ensures that one person has only one account. Of course, some people register with the names of relatives and friends, and use multiple mobile phones to mine, and finally find them for certification. But if there is no such mechanism, one person can mine with hundreds of accounts, and the studio can mine with thousands of mobile phones. With face recognition, strangers will not scan your face for you for a few melons and two dates. Everyone is more cautious about face recognition. So to a large extent, the existence of brushes is eliminated.
To give a simple example, in order to attract popularity when a supermarket opens, as long as you enter the store to shop, each person can get 10 eggs for free with an ID card. If there is no limit, is it possible for one person to get multiple copies, and the activity effect will not be good. Some people say that 10 eggs are too few and not enough to eat. It’s okay. As long as you are willing to spend money to buy them, there are enough eggs in the supermarket. Because you want to get it for free, the project party will of course put forward conditions, and you have to do it according to their requirements, that is, KYC, isn’t it the truth?
After the mainnet is opened, do you still need KYC to mine Pi? If you can still mine for free, then you definitely need it. Some people think that mining is too slow and they have to scan their faces, which is very annoying. It’s okay, you can just go to the exchange to buy it, and you don’t need to do KYC. Moreover, after the mainnet is opened, TP wallet and Little Fox wallet will support Pi Chain, and you can create mainnet wallets without restrictions, and you can store Pi coins in them.
Now only one exchange can charge Pi coins, because it has passed the project party’s KYB review and has a wallet address. I believe that other exchanges will force Pi after the mainnet is opened on the 20th, because the network is open and allows external links.
When BTC first came out, an ordinary computer could mine 50 a day, wasn’t it also 0 cost?Now you don’t need a mining machine to mine Ethereum, isn’t it a blockchain? Why are the two parties so double-standard?
In fact, what you get by clicking on your mobile phone every day is not cryptocurrency, but points. If you want to get your coins, you have to go through KYC. This process is actually an airdrop. In order to prevent one person from hoarding multiple accounts, the project party has come up with a KYC mechanism. This mechanism ensures that every user is a real person, and real people are valuable to the project, and at the same time ensures that one person has only one account. Of course, some people register with the names of relatives and friends, and use multiple mobile phones to mine, and finally find them for certification. But if there is no such mechanism, one person can mine with hundreds of accounts, and the studio can mine with thousands of mobile phones. With face recognition, strangers will not scan your face for you for a few melons and two dates. Everyone is more cautious about face recognition. So to a large extent, the existence of brushes is eliminated.
To give a simple example, in order to attract popularity when a supermarket opens, as long as you enter the store to shop, each person can get 10 eggs for free with an ID card. If there is no limit, is it possible for one person to get multiple copies, and the activity effect will not be good. Some people say that 10 eggs are too few and not enough to eat. It’s okay. As long as you are willing to spend money to buy them, there are enough eggs in the supermarket. Because you want to get it for free, the project party will of course put forward conditions, and you have to do it according to their requirements, that is, KYC, isn’t it the truth?
After the mainnet is opened, do you still need KYC to mine Pi? If you can still mine for free, then you definitely need it. Some people think that mining is too slow and they have to scan their faces, which is very annoying. It’s okay, you can just go to the exchange to buy it, and you don’t need to do KYC. Moreover, after the mainnet is opened, TP wallet and Little Fox wallet will support Pi Chain, and you can create mainnet wallets without restrictions, and you can store Pi coins in them.
Now only one exchange can charge Pi coins, because it has passed the project party’s KYB review and has a wallet address. I believe that other exchanges will force Pi after the mainnet is opened on the 20th, because the network is open and allows external links.
When BTC first came out, an ordinary computer could mine 50 a day, wasn’t it also 0 cost?Now you don’t need a mining machine to mine Ethereum, isn’t it a blockchain? Why are the two parties so double-standard?
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Why don't you go to heaven?
Has anyone done research on Pi? I believe many institutions are studying it, and this is the difference between a consortium and retail investors. You need to clarify the following points: 1. Pi is a public chain, not a meme coin that can be issued in a few minutes, nor a joke. 2. Although the total supply of Pi is 100 billion, there are many players; there are users from over 200 countries globally, with registered users in the hundreds of millions. The more dispersed the holdings, the more likely it is to realize Bitcoin's vision. Bitcoin has failed and deviated from Satoshi Nakamoto's original intention. 3. Currently, only 6 billion are on the chain, with 4.5 billion locked up.
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You are right about everything you said
Isolating some users is a disguised way to control the market and prevent panic selling. Isn't it obvious how good this is? Those who play in the cryptocurrency space should first issue a coin and suggest a liquidity pool to understand how coin prices are driven up and controlled; stock traders should also understand this. The more shares are traded in the secondary market, the harder it is to manipulate the market. Conversely, it's easier to manipulate when there are fewer shares.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
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Has anyone done research on Pi? I believe many institutions are studying it, and this is the difference between a consortium and retail investors. You need to clarify the following points: 1. Pi is a public chain, not a meme coin that can be issued in a few minutes, nor a joke. 2. Although the total supply of Pi is 100 billion, there are many players; there are users from over 200 countries globally, with registered users in the hundreds of millions. The more dispersed the holdings, the more likely it is to realize Bitcoin's vision. Bitcoin has failed and deviated from Satoshi Nakamoto's original intention. 3. Currently, only 6 billion are on the chain, with 4.5 billion locked up.
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Adding this does not conform to the definition of a pyramid scheme. As for advertisements, they pop up every 20 days and can be turned off; I never watch advertisements. Once older people believe in it, they won't sell at a low price; instead, they will buy, reducing the number of sell-offs even further. 6. To those in the black faction, ask yourself honestly, how much have you earned from playing with altcoins? Haven't you been cut down to size? Reflect on this: if you went back to 2009, would you buy Bitcoin? So your understanding is the problem, not the faction itself. Today you ignore the faction, but in the future, you won't be able to reach it. In the next bull market, it will be at least 500 yuan each.
Isolating some users is a disguised way to control the market and prevent panic selling. Isn't it obvious how good this is? Those who play in the cryptocurrency space should first issue a coin and suggest a liquidity pool to understand how coin prices are driven up and controlled; stock traders should also understand this. The more shares are traded in the secondary market, the harder it is to manipulate the market. Conversely, it's easier to manipulate when there are fewer shares.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
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Adding this does not conform to the definition of a pyramid scheme. As for advertisements, they pop up every 20 days and can be turned off; I never watch advertisements. Once older people believe in it, they won't sell at a low price; instead, they will buy, reducing the number of sell-offs even further. 6. To those in the black faction, ask yourself honestly, how much have you earned from playing with altcoins? Haven't you been cut down to size? Reflect on this: if you went back to 2009, would you buy Bitcoin? So your understanding is the problem, not the faction itself. Today you ignore the faction, but in the future, you won't be able to reach it. In the next bull market, it will be at least 500 yuan each.
Isolating some users is a disguised way to control the market and prevent panic selling. Isn't it obvious how good this is? Those who play in the cryptocurrency space should first issue a coin and suggest a liquidity pool to understand how coin prices are driven up and controlled; stock traders should also understand this. The more shares are traded in the secondary market, the harder it is to manipulate the market. Conversely, it's easier to manipulate when there are fewer shares.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
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Has anyone done research on Pi? I believe many institutions are studying it, and this is the difference between a consortium and retail investors. You need to clarify the following points: 1. Pi is a public chain, not a meme coin that can be issued in a few minutes, nor a joke. 2. Although the total supply of Pi is 100 billion, there are many players; there are users from over 200 countries globally, with registered users in the hundreds of millions. The more dispersed the holdings, the more likely it is to realize Bitcoin's vision. Bitcoin has failed and deviated from Satoshi Nakamoto's original intention. 3. Currently, only 6 billion are on the chain, with 4.5 billion locked up.
Isolating some users is a disguised way to control the market and prevent panic selling. Isn't it obvious how good this is? Those who play in the cryptocurrency space should first issue a coin and suggest a liquidity pool to understand how coin prices are driven up and controlled; stock traders should also understand this. The more shares are traded in the secondary market, the harder it is to manipulate the market. Conversely, it's easier to manipulate when there are fewer shares.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
It seems that OKEx should be the market maker for the project team, and doing so to stabilize and raise the coin price will be much cheaper. It is likely to really take off.
Additionally, the retail investors are starting to see this as a downturn. Just look at why the major KOLs are not speaking up now; they probably understand the situation clearly.
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Has anyone done research on Pi? I believe many institutions are studying Pi, and this is the difference between a consortium and retail investors. You need to clarify the following points: 1. Pi is a public chain, not a groundless dog coin that can be issued in a few minutes, and it is not a meme. 2. Although the total supply of Pi is 100 billion, there are many players; people from over 200 countries are involved, with registered users exceeding 100 million. The more dispersed the holdings, the more likely it is to realize the vision of Bitcoin. Bitcoin has failed and deviated from Satoshi Nakamoto's original intention. 3. Currently, only 6 billion are on-chain, with 4.5 billion locked up, and a circulation of only 1.5 billion. Moreover, miners will hold for years and won't sell at a meager price; is there a large sell-off? 4. Do you understand the performance of the Pi chain? Have you experienced it? Global transfers are completed in four to five seconds, with unparalleled speed, and the security is beyond question, with over 200,000 nodes worldwide, even more than the total of Bitcoin and Ethereum combined. The single machine coin Sol is not worth mentioning. 5. You say Pi is a pyramid scheme, an advertising platform played by elderly people. Let me tell you, many young people are involved, and many from the traditional coin circle are playing it. I am a university graduate from a 211 school, in my thirties, and I understand Pi. Furthermore, Pi is mined for free, requiring no investment; although promotion has a computing power bonus, it is only at the first level, and your subordinate's subordinates won't bring you a computing power bonus, which does not conform to the definition of a pyramid scheme. As for the advertisements, they pop up once every 20 days and can be turned off; I never watch the ads. Once elderly people believe in it, they won't sell at a low price; instead, they will buy, leading to even less selling pressure. 6. To those who criticize Pi, ask yourself, how much have you earned from playing with copycat coins? Haven't you also been cut down? Reflect on it; if you went back to 2009, would you buy Bitcoin? So your perception is problematic, not Pi. Today you may disregard Pi, but in the future, it will be out of your reach. In the next bull market, it will reach at least 500 yuan each.
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It's just awesome!
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The Pi network has finally taken the NO1 position. Pi is the world's hottest cryptocurrency 🌎 🚀🚀 If you have it and want to communicate, come and follow me
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Pi is a new type of digital currency developed by PhDs from Stanford University, with over 55 million members worldwide. To claim your Pi, please click this link https://minepi.com/TN391 and use my username (TN391) as your invitation code to join.
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How big will Pi Coin be after the mainnet launch?
Pi Network may become one of the largest cryptocurrencies after launch. The initial price could be $3.14.
What is the value of Pi?
Data on its website shows that the total number of tokens exceeds 6.07 billion. 6.07 billion means that the market capitalization of this coin could exceed $18 billion.
What will the market capitalization of Pi Coin be at launch?
It is unclear, but if the price starts at $3.14, it means that its valuation at launch will exceed $18 billion.
Pi Network may become one of the largest cryptocurrencies after launch. The initial price could be $3.14.
What is the value of Pi?
Data on its website shows that the total number of tokens exceeds 6.07 billion. 6.07 billion means that the market capitalization of this coin could exceed $18 billion.
What will the market capitalization of Pi Coin be at launch?
It is unclear, but if the price starts at $3.14, it means that its valuation at launch will exceed $18 billion.
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Looking at the Hundredfold Potential of FTT from the Launch of Pi Coin: The Power of Belief
Today, the cryptocurrency world is buzzing with news: Pi Coin has finally launched on CEX exchanges! This project, developed by a Stanford team and persevered for 7 years, has finally welcomed its moment of glory. The successful launch of Pi Coin not only affirms the persistence of its team and community but also serves as the best interpretation of the power of 'belief'.
Reflecting on the journey of Pi Coin, from being ignored and ridiculed as a CX project to now being the focus of attention, it is inseparable from the unwavering faith of the community users. They believe in the value of Pi Coin and the vision of the team, and even in the face of doubts and mockery, they have remained steadfast. It is this belief that has supported Pi Coin through its long 7 years, ultimately welcoming the dawn of its launch.
In contrast, FTT, as the native token of the FTX ecosystem, also holds significant value. FTX, as a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has a strong possibility of rebooting, and even if it cannot restart, it will definitely be a super Meme token.
The successful launch of Pi Coin has shown us the power of belief. And $FTT,
FTT
1.9846
-0.29%
also possesses a strong community foundation and broad consensus prospects. We believe that with the reboot of the FTX ecosystem, the value of FTT will be further unleashed.
A hundredfold return is not a fantasy. The present of Pi Coin may well be the future of FTT. Let us hold firm in our beliefs, work together, and witness the brilliant future of FTT!
FTT, the future is promising!
Today, the cryptocurrency world is buzzing with news: Pi Coin has finally launched on CEX exchanges! This project, developed by a Stanford team and persevered for 7 years, has finally welcomed its moment of glory. The successful launch of Pi Coin not only affirms the persistence of its team and community but also serves as the best interpretation of the power of 'belief'.
Reflecting on the journey of Pi Coin, from being ignored and ridiculed as a CX project to now being the focus of attention, it is inseparable from the unwavering faith of the community users. They believe in the value of Pi Coin and the vision of the team, and even in the face of doubts and mockery, they have remained steadfast. It is this belief that has supported Pi Coin through its long 7 years, ultimately welcoming the dawn of its launch.
In contrast, FTT, as the native token of the FTX ecosystem, also holds significant value. FTX, as a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has a strong possibility of rebooting, and even if it cannot restart, it will definitely be a super Meme token.
The successful launch of Pi Coin has shown us the power of belief. And $FTT,
FTT
1.9846
-0.29%
also possesses a strong community foundation and broad consensus prospects. We believe that with the reboot of the FTX ecosystem, the value of FTT will be further unleashed.
A hundredfold return is not a fantasy. The present of Pi Coin may well be the future of FTT. Let us hold firm in our beliefs, work together, and witness the brilliant future of FTT!
FTT, the future is promising!
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π Awesome
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Patrick Dai: From Dropout to Blockchain Innovator, the Legend Behind Qtum
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Patrick Dai (also known as Steven Dai or Shuai Chu) is one of the founders of Qtum, having established the Qtum Foundation in 2016. His story has not been smooth sailing; in his early years, he held significant positions at Alibaba and VeChain, but his true breakthrough came from his deep passion for blockchain.
Dai studied at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the University of Science and Technology of China, but he abandoned his studies to immerse himself in a field still full of unknowns and risks—blockchain. At that time, the technology of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies was still emerging, and Dai's decision proved his firm belief in the industry.
In 2016, Dai co-founded Qtum with Neil Mahi and Jordan Earls, aiming to combine the security of Bitcoin with the flexibility of Ethereum smart contracts to create a blockchain platform that meets corporate needs while possessing innovative potential. This initiative laid the foundation for the development of decentralized applications and marked the emergence of Dai's blockchain vision on the global stage.
With the success of Qtum, Dai gained widespread recognition. In 2017, he was selected as one of Forbes China's 30 Under 30, becoming a young leader in China's blockchain industry. To date, Qtum's market value has reached hundreds of millions, making it one of the important platforms for decentralized application development.
In 2023, Dai continued to actively participate in industry activities, delivering several speeches on Web3 and the decentralized future, further solidifying his influence in the blockchain field.
It is important to note that blockchain innovator Patrick Dai is different from another student of the same name at Cornell University. The latter was sentenced for posting anti-Semitic remarks on social media, while the former is the founder of Qtum. Therefore, the two should not be confused.
Patrick Dai's blockchain journey symbolizes courage and innovation. From dropout to building Qtum, Dai has overcome numerous obstacles with determination and wisdom, becoming a leading figure in the industry. His story reminds us that sometimes the greatest innovations come from those who dare to follow their dreams.
Daily Review and Interpretation, Click on the Avatar to Listen to Live Broadcast
Patrick Dai (also known as Steven Dai or Shuai Chu) is one of the founders of Qtum, having established the Qtum Foundation in 2016. His story has not been smooth sailing; in his early years, he held significant positions at Alibaba and VeChain, but his true breakthrough came from his deep passion for blockchain.
Dai studied at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the University of Science and Technology of China, but he abandoned his studies to immerse himself in a field still full of unknowns and risks—blockchain. At that time, the technology of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies was still emerging, and Dai's decision proved his firm belief in the industry.
In 2016, Dai co-founded Qtum with Neil Mahi and Jordan Earls, aiming to combine the security of Bitcoin with the flexibility of Ethereum smart contracts to create a blockchain platform that meets corporate needs while possessing innovative potential. This initiative laid the foundation for the development of decentralized applications and marked the emergence of Dai's blockchain vision on the global stage.
With the success of Qtum, Dai gained widespread recognition. In 2017, he was selected as one of Forbes China's 30 Under 30, becoming a young leader in China's blockchain industry. To date, Qtum's market value has reached hundreds of millions, making it one of the important platforms for decentralized application development.
In 2023, Dai continued to actively participate in industry activities, delivering several speeches on Web3 and the decentralized future, further solidifying his influence in the blockchain field.
It is important to note that blockchain innovator Patrick Dai is different from another student of the same name at Cornell University. The latter was sentenced for posting anti-Semitic remarks on social media, while the former is the founder of Qtum. Therefore, the two should not be confused.
Patrick Dai's blockchain journey symbolizes courage and innovation. From dropout to building Qtum, Dai has overcome numerous obstacles with determination and wisdom, becoming a leading figure in the industry. His story reminds us that sometimes the greatest innovations come from those who dare to follow their dreams.