Once people have entered the network, can they jointly participate in the financial structure itself?

Therefore, these two types of networks actually represent two different stages of Web3 development.

The first stage is entering the network.

The second stage is participating in the structure.

For many Pi Network holders, they are among the earliest ordinary participants in the Web3 world.

And because of this, they often find it easier to understand a fact:

New network structures constantly emerge based on existing networks.

In blockchain history, few people only participate in one network.

Many participate in multiple networks simultaneously because different networks often represent explorations at different stages.

Some networks are responsible for expanding the number of participants.

Others attempt to explore new financial structures.

Therefore, for early participants of Pi Network, a very natural strategy might be:

Continue to follow the development of Pi Network.

At the same time, stay attentive to networks that are exploring new financial structures.

Even if only a small amount of participation.

Because in blockchain history, many networks that are widely discussed later on were very small in scale at the beginning.

Often, when a network truly begins to expand, the threshold for participation is already far higher than in the initial stage.

This is how history often unfolds.

When new networks appear, most people choose to observe.

But a few choose to understand, watch, and even try to participate.

These people are usually not because they are certain about the future, but because they understand a simple fact:

What is truly scarce in the network era is not tokens.

It is the opportunity to participate in the early stages of network structures.

Perhaps, this is exactly what many early Pi Network participants are most familiar with.