The past, present, and future of #PI #PI #PI Pi

I have read a lot of articles about PI, these articles are gorgeous and complex analysis, making people feel mysterious and profound. As an old soldier in the encryption circle, my point of view is actually very simple, just take a look, you will know your choice:
The Pi project has been six years from inception to listing on the exchange. In the cryptocurrency circle, how many projects can last for six years? I have seen many projects disappear in six days or six months. Time is the most honest, capable of verifying people and things. Everyone knows this saying, but now when it is used, it is automatically ignored. Is a project that has been running for six years and has 60 million users a scam? Then what about projects that write code in six minutes and then run away in six hours? The entire coin circle may not even have 60 million people. How can you say that these 60 million people are all fools? If someone can deceive so many people, in ancient China, he would be called the founding emperor, and in modern times, he would be called the founding leader. Moreover, these 60 million people have not spent a penny in six years. Which scammer would do that?
2. PI has had 60 million users participating every day in the past six years. In the world of currency, which currency has so many holders? The number of people in any project is a decisive factor. All great projects need people to succeed.
3. Everyone thinks this is free mining, which founder spends money? Only the Pi's founder spends more. They are called project pioneers. Compared with the number of Pi users who have been mining for six years, only two to three thousand mine continuously, and 2U also has only thirty to forty thousand. Compared with time, it is more cost-effective to spend thirty to forty thousand to buy two to three thousand coins than to mine continuously for six years. Therefore, many users will spend money to buy coins to make up for the missed quantity in the past six years and will not sell in the short term.
4. Most importantly, whether you agree or not, whether you like it or not, the whole world now knows about Pi coin. Capital knows, institutions know, people in the currency circle know, and even those outside the currency circle know. Its popularity is now no less than that of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and even surpasses them. With such high exposure, why wouldn't this project succeed?
5. So far, the largest Pi market has not yet opened, and many highly recognized Pi value holders have not entered. The entry of the largest coin circle community will break the fixed mindset of many people. Those who hold high consensus will continue to buy, while those with early low consensus will regret and then buy again, as they will be hit in the Pi community. If everyone out of 60 million people buys 1000 each, how many in total?
6. Most importantly, the project team follows the compliance path. Some say KYC is CX, not decentralization. You really need to understand the meaning of decentralization. Decentralization does not mean lawlessness or anonymity, but reducing intermediaries, increasing trust between strangers, enforcing regulations to ensure fairness and justice. Everything in nature follows rules; anything without rules cannot last. Pi's KYC aims to achieve true decentralization, ensuring the compliance and legitimacy of decentralization, and allowing individuals, especially businesses, to participate with peace of mind. Even governments can use it with confidence. KYC only ensures that you are a real individual and that your actions are correct. Those who meet these two conditions will be protected by the public chain. Of course, if you engage in improper activities, Pi does not welcome you.
7. Finally, I would like to remind all the brothers of the Air Force that so many people have participated in Pi over the years. Even though the mainnet has officially launched and listed on the exchange, the project team has not said a word or played any cards so far. Every announcement on the Pi APP will be directly seen by more than 60 million people, and the indirect impact is immeasurable. Do you think the project team is hiding any heavyweight information? How many aces do you think they have? The future is very promising!