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Board Service Discussion (Altcoins)
Re: PI Network! A huge trap[Warning!]
by
browolf
on 28/01/2021, 23:05:49 UTC


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.

They just reset the testnet and now it's running stellar v15.2 according to the api cache

I'm running a testnet supernode (what pi call full validators) on a low power ultra small desktop

They claim 12million "engaged pioneers" without defining what that is. It's definitely suspicious when you see screen caps of phones and it looks like half the referrals have quit.