$PI Currently, everyone holds tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of tokens. It’s very difficult to see the price rise to a few dollars or ten dollars. In February, the mainnet price rose to nearly $3 due to a large influx of retail investors. The rise is normal, but many big players also dumped their holdings. Most retail investors bought with real money, and 98% of token holders are at a loss. To reach an ideal price, the token needs time to accumulate. The tokens need to be dispersed. Only when the token reaches 100 million active users will it skyrocket. The more dispersed the tokens, the more valuable they are. Because the total supply of 100 billion tokens is too large. I personally think it will take another five years to accumulate, reaching $5-$10. During these five years, can your tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands withstand the temptation of price increases? $0.2, $0.3, $0.5, $1, $3, $4, $3, $2, $0.5, $0.2, $0.1, $4. If you look again after five years, will your wallet still have tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of tokens?