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Nonsense!! Stanford PhD Be Played for Suckers failed, 23 billion coin eyewash exploded!
230 billion coin eyewash exploded, more than 3000 people bled out!
Chinese police launched a cross-border crackdown, dismantling a Pi coin scam operation in February 2025, freezing 18,000 wallets, and seizing 37 "shiny" mentor luxury villas in Dubai, involving 23 billion! The cash in the Rolls Royce garage was so much that it burned out three counting machines, stunning everyone!
Technical Exposé: Shanghai Appraisal Decryption: The Pi coin mainnet is hosted on rented broken servers from Alibaba Cloud, 91% of the code is copied from GitHub, backend data can be altered at will—1 million coins turn into 0 in an instant, done in minutes!
Harvesting the chain: 30 million suckers clocking in to mine for their villa dreams, middle management pulling in heads to buy luxury cars, a PhD in Manhattan leading the tech team to write eyewash, and the puppet master controlling the money from the Cayman Islands!
Bloody warning: recruiting for blockchain = eyewash, flaunting prestigious school background = intelligence tax, real blockchain does not rely on check-ins! 3000 people lost everything, the Pi coin eyewash has completely collapsed!
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