Quote from: browolf on January 25, 2021, 06:05:31 PM

Quote from: josegines on January 24, 2021, 09:27:31 PM

Quote from: VDraci on January 24, 2021, 03:52:08 PM

Even if I'm so wrong about PI network there is one thing that's certain, every God damn accounts that talk about this PI network are always from newbie accounts, PI network are bumping this forum themselves and I'm tired of their shit, the project is complete crap

I am not a newbie and I appreciate the analysis of the previous colleague, because it is quite complete. If I am in the project, it is because of the possibilities that it will be something big, but it is true that it still has a long way to go, although I hope they will be a little faster to get the mainnet, I do not understand that they should wait until the end of 2021, when they have already been many months working.

It makes me think that they are looking for a critical mass of users, before launching the mainnet.

I do not understand that it is classified as spam or cheat because you do not have to put money and you only have to spend 1 minute a day.

It has the great disadvantage of having to provide your data, just like other platforms. That is already a personal decision. Some will want to do it and others will not.

Pi has been going since 2019. About 1.5 years so far. This is not an especially long time in the making for a crypto currency project.

Pi network have the added situation of with millions of users come millions of problems. I guess their one email support was overwhelmed as they deployed a support portal recently: https://pinetwork.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals

There's a couple of videos on the Pi Net youtube page that provide details about the development of the nodes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shLIcEwz9Q4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTXcauc6mT8

I think in the 2nd video he talks about extensive testing required as the Pi Network will be considerably larger than the stellar network it's based on.

It was about time that they had support, until now they used the work of volunteers, such as those in the chat or other people who have set up websites showing a lot of information, all of which we could not find through official channels.

As for the network, I am not a specialist, but if they are based on an already existing blockchain developed precisely by a colleague from Stanford University itself, I still think that it should not take so long. It seems logical that the time required is for testing.

Of course, the nodes also work thanks to volunteers who are betting on IP and investing to make those nodes work.

I still think that those responsible are looking for a certain number of users, something that on the other hand, we cannot audit, that is, we have to believe that there are millions of users, and then you see that the announcements in the APP only harvest a maximum of 40k likes. Something does not fit me.

Even so, I continue to trust, especially since until now no one has said that the APP is malware, if I had a slight doubt, I would have uninstalled it quickly.