Quote from: ultrloa on March 04, 2025, 10:25:50 PM

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Quote from: EarnOnVictor on March 02, 2025, 02:12:09 PM

I didn't say what I said to justify what exchanges are doing, they could be idiotic at times and political for whatever reason they have. Lately, people started calling out those big exchanges regarding $Pi and even Coinmarketcap because, for about 2 weeks now, $Pi has been unjustly rated.

At a point, it was at over #3200 position despite holding a self-reporting $10B MC, which got to over $17B at a point. It is now $11B and still ranked #201 at the time of writing. Holding as low as that for that long is not justified.

The same goes for CEXs, for their peculiar reasons, they list nonsense coins/tokens and do not list better ones. You can imagine when TON was listed on Binance compared to the time it was launched and doing well in the market. It's beyond any factor we can think of.

Pi is a scam coin in a way how it was created, shilled in communities, and many activities so far.

Do anyone see it is very ironicallly that how a scam coin team and its communities borrow an exchange listing to say it is not a scam coin?
And they use another reason, it has a main net launch after years of development, and say it is not a scam coin, another hilarious explanation.

With open source code, it's easy to create a scam coin, and their let's say 'main net blockchain' is like shit.

It plus with a basic Ponzi scheme of Pi coin, gives me enough reason to conclude that is a scam coin, forever scam coin.

Don't forget scam coins like Bitconnect or Onecoin. Pi coin is one of such Ponzi scam coin and it's uncomparable with RLB token built and supported by Rollbit.

Ben Zhou is the author of this recent allegation and this is the latest Pi Network rebutal of the allegation.

Talk is cheap, the reality is supreme, and all I see with $Pi till now doesn't look like a scam to me, it's far better than the many shitcoins listed by even Binance, not to mention Bybit the author of more controversy that had listed more shitcoins that are Rug Pull in which millions of people had been swindled with their money in the name of crypto. Pi Network has suffered enough allegations and attacks from the beginning and I have a further reason to believe that it's political, $Pi doesn't look like a Ponzi to me.

You might want to read:

1. https://www.ccn.com/education/crypto/pi-network-crypto (Not A Scam)
2. https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/20237625559105 (Not proven a scam, just speculation)
3. https://cointelegraph.com/learn/articles/what-is-pi-network (Not classified as a scam project)

I don't think the issue about Pi is financial scamming like they are doing ponzi scheme model. But the growing concern before is they are just collecting data which provably could cause harm for people doing it before https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/14735376441073

If you read how Pi Network is being painted badly by some outlets, you may run away from it as far as your leg would take you, but the opposite is the reality, $Pi is doing really great.

Today, I judge by the percentage of good and bad reviews/articles about the project and I realised that more than 99.5% said good about it. I wonder why a little bad news and conspiracy have so much effect trying to cover the good. What all these conspiracies often say are baseless, though concerning, regardless, we hardly see a crypto project that is 100% truthful.

As for the data collection, that is off really. This is a crypto project, so why collect people's data when you are not the government? At the same time, I believe these guys want to do things differently by proving to the authorities they are accountable through the KYC. But what if the data bank is breached or data leaked?