I get that Binance is listing a lot of meme coins lately, but it's also important to look at projects with real utility and potential. Pi Network, for example, might not have the hype of meme coins, but its community-driven approach could make it something worth watching in the future. What do you think?

I've been mining Pi for a while, and I think the $10 prediction depends on how well the Pi ecosystem grows after full Mainnet. Right now, a lot depends on adoption, exchange listings, and how many pioneers actually hold vs. sell their Pi.

The user base is huge, and if businesses truly start accepting Pi for goods/services, that could drive demand. But without strong exchange support, hitting $10 by 2026 might be tough.

What do you guys think—will Pi grow through real-world use, or is exchange listing the key factor?

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Pi is still in its early stages, but once Mainnet fully opens, it could be big. What do you guys think about mobile mining?

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