#pi Before the mainnet launch, Pi coins on the primary market didn't need me, a coin merchant, to tell you—you already know they all came from abroad. These foreigners weren't optimistic about it either, and some poor small countries would sell it for money. There were also local Pi merchants who had people register and get verified to directly cash out, so Pi coins came to China at approximately 1.8-2.8 RMB per coin at that time. Now that it's on foreign exchanges, foreigners might find it more convenient to dump the price, after all the faith belongs to dragon clan MLM and brainwashing. We stupid people mostly held 90-100% for three years, also greedy wanting to mine more. Of course, it's also possible that foreigners seeing this will invest too, this situation will definitely happen. It's just that real crypto people from abroad focus more on decentralization, total supply, and actual ecological applications. So everyone should be careful in case foreigners dump the price, after all now it makes it more convenient for them to cash out.