$PI Today I hope everyone here, Pi friends, will carefully read this message. It will be very helpful to you. I believe many people here still have a shallow understanding of the crypto world. The most successful example at the peak of the Web 2.0 era is actually TRC20, that's right, Sun哥's Tron. Its usage rate and user base are the largest, and the peer-to-peer decentralized ledger is also the most successful. However, what is lacking is a complete ecosystem; the current functions are still too simple, and user habits have already been formed. Pi's mission is to be the leader of Web 3.0. So how to become the leader? Today I will explain it to you in detail. Pi's goal is actually to take the currently most successful TRC20 public chain as the target, build a complete ecosystem on top of its current simple functions, and achieve a fully integrated architecture within the true Web 3.0 concept—owning a public chain, a user base, mainnet, DeFi concepts, smart contracts, and other complete forms. This is the final form proposed by Web 3.0. No project has achieved this so far, so the process will be very difficult. If Pi is compared to TRX, it has no institutions backing it and will become a technical proof. Using technology requires consuming the technical proof, similar to the game coins in a gaming console—you need to invest to activate it. So Pi users, don’t rush. I said the price can’t go up because the demand hasn’t been met yet, and the gap is too large. The first step for Pi to succeed is to have a public chain usage rate similar to TRC20. Once that is achieved, the demand for Pi will increase, and the ecosystem can gradually start to operate. This process is very slow, so don’t expect explosive growth like trading coins. The whole process is very slow. Look at TRX—tokens are not for speculation. The original purpose of tokens is as a technical consumption proof. The rest is up to time.

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