Pi was really over-hyped. A lot of people I know who mined it are still living in denial till date. They're of the opinion that it's yet to unleash its full potential but they're wrong. Unless Pi begins token burning, I don't see it doing much to even get past its ATH. The supply is huge. 100 billion maximum supply isn't a joke. It was even a wonder that it got to almost $3 in the first place. With less that 8 billion in circulating supply, it will crash more when more tokens are released to the market.
Even if the coin developers burn some Pi (but which I do not if it can be possible), I do not think the project can be anything good. Most coins recently when Pi was
kickedcreated were pump and dump. You can see even wallet connect token (WCP) and others fall into the same category. People pumped them and dumped them like those meme coins.
I knew someone that mined that coin and earned huge amount of money. I helped him to sell the coin fast and he earned more than $1000 from it.
Bitcoin first got to $3 and later fell to $0.6. Then it increased and got to $3 again and it started falling. Now it is at $0.41.
You may want to check that typo.
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Thanks. Corrected.