2026-04-09 02:20:02

#PI I can clearly tell you that there are currently no whales entering this coin. During the initial listing and cash-out phase, whales won't take the high risk of entering the market to pump up the price before they've exited their positions. The reason this coin has risen from 0.13 is because cashing out still requires maintaining trading volume (removing large sell orders and using a small amount of funds to boost the volume, then continuing to cash out as the volume increases). Without trading volume, there’s no one to take the other side of the trade, which would be equivalent to death for the coin.

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GateUser-c73f4527

· 4h ago

You're nothing, your words are worthless, and seeing your comments is like passing by a trash can.

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GateUser-c73f4527

· 4h ago

Not only people in the crypto circle, but even those in the pump group, fewer than 5% understand π. The only true standard for understanding π is having read the white paper, understanding the white paper, and continuously following official progress and updates. So, everyone, do you really understand π... or are you just fooling yourself with a false sense of confidence...

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· 5h ago

There are also plenty of shills at Pi Square working in tandem with the cash-out crowd, constantly pumping you up and trying to fool you. I can’t stand to watch it, so I just want to say a couple of things. In any case, don’t let crypto trading affect your normal life—especially if you’re in debt.

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· 5h ago

Both the expectation of a rise and constantly buying the dip during declines are behaviors driven by the most basic retail mentality. If it can go up, you buy at an entry price of 1. It will only go higher than 1, not down to 0.1 and then up to 10. Even if it can reach 10, experienced traders wouldn't risk falling below 1 and dreaming of reaching 10 at a lower level. Buying below 1 carries a 99% risk. Do you really think the crypto market is full of coins that have gone to the secondary market and increased a hundredfold?

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