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$PI Let go of attachments, and you won't be disturbed in your heart. Let the flowers be flowers, let the trees be trees. All worries stem from attachments. Release, be at ease, and the flowers will naturally bloom.

$PI Jinling is not a pond creature; once it encounters wind and clouds, it transforms into a dragon. When the time is right, it will surely ascend to the throne of the crypto world.

$PI The path taken is different from the traditional crypto circle, so why care about worldly gossip? Focus on your heart, walk your own path. The old world will eventually be eliminated. Even if it's not today's Pi, there will be other projects. But I firmly believe Pi is the best. I will stay loyal, accompany Pi at dusk, and witness its sunrise.

$PI It's just that the exchange price is low right now, but that doesn't mean it's not valuable. Many people haven't yet realized Pi's future potential, remaining at the level of speculation. Institutions may not have entered the market yet, perhaps waiting or quietly positioning themselves. Don't they all want the cheapest chips? Not just institutions—every ordinary person, with the same funds, who doesn't want to acquire the maximum amount of chips possible? If everyone waits until the value is realized before waking up and re-entering the market, they'll definitely pay a high price. Only b

$PI In the crypto world, it's all about mindset. Pi is undoubtedly a once-in-a-lifetime great project. I believe the vast majority of people are optimistic about Pi's long-term development. It's just that when real money is invested on exchanges, watching assets shrink day by day, the psychological pressure grows, and some even doubt whether their judgment was correct. But I want to say that Pi is not for hype; it focuses on practicality and the ecosystem. Building an ecosystem undoubtedly requires a lot of effort and time. Without an ecosystem, Pi will inevitably return to the old path of spe

$PI Don't talk about how much Pi someone has right now; instead, when Pi's value truly reflects its worth, it's about how many chips you still hold in your hands.

$PI Years later, a group of people will be slouching and patting their thighs, saying: "If only I had hoarded some Pi back then."😁

$PI What's going on with Sesame Square? Are they no longer allowing posts?

$PI I really look down on certain types of people, yet they still hope to get results or make money in the Pi network. They are always sarcastic and complaining, nitpicking like village women at the head of the village. Participating in projects is their own choice; no one forces them. Buying Pi on the exchange is just an investment, and investments carry risks. Everyone wants to see instant results and get rich overnight. Even Warren Buffett wouldn't guarantee that his investments will make 100% profit. These fly-like creatures are truly disgusting.

$PI The eagle must endure the pain of falling off a cliff to soar in the blue sky; the young cicada must endure a long underground wait to sing the summer; the silkworm cocoon must withstand the struggle of breaking free to transform into a butterfly; the tamarisk must endure the blows of wind and sand to take root deeply. Pi is currently going through the process of enduring the eagle's test; only after experiencing the storm can it shine with the brightest light.

$PI Current fluctuations are hardly worth mentioning; no one can predict what will happen in the future. All we see is surface-level, and only time can reveal true value. Haste makes waste; sometimes, slow is fast.

$PI Brothers holding spot assets, don't worry. There will be a return sooner or later. Currently, buying at this price is very cost-effective. The brothers who bought early at around $2.02 to $3.00 might feel a bit uncomfortable, but the highest I bought was at $2.73. 😁

$PI Sunset in the west, you don't accompany me; one day when I reach the top, who will you be? Only those who share weal and woe deserve to share the wealth opportunities brought by Pi. Those who add flowers to the brocade are everywhere, but those who send charcoal in the snow are few and far between—that is human nature.