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OFFICIAL WARNING TO ALL PI PIONEERS Stop Spreading the False “Pi Purity Account” "Duel-Value " Claims! I want to make my position absolutely clear regarding the misleading claim that buying Pi from an exchange and transferring it to your own Pi wallet will cause your account to be labeled “impure” and may even result in your account being banned. This claim is creating unnecessary fear among pioneers and discouraging people from purchasing Pi through exchanges. Many pioneers who are unfamiliar with blockchain technology have believed this claim to be true. As a result, they are afraid to buy Pi from exchanges because they worry that their accounts will be flagged or banned. Let me share my own experience. I have personally purchased Pi several times through exchanges and transferred it to my own wallet, where I subsequently locked up my Pi. I am certainly not the only one. Many other pioneers have done the same. So, where is the evidence that purchasing Pi from an exchange automatically makes your wallet “impure” or puts your account at risk of being banned? Do not confuse self-written code with official Pi Network rules! Anyone can write or modify a piece of code. With today's AI tools, including ChatGPT, generating sample code is easier than ever. Someone can create a field called “isPurePiHolder” or write code that appears to track a so-called “Pi purity badge.” But simply writing such code does not mean that Pi Network has adopted it, implemented it on the blockchain, or authorized anyone to use it to classify pioneers' accounts. Technical rules concerning Pi Network must come from official Pi Network sources—not from unverified code, screenshots, or claims made by individuals. I strongly urge all pioneers to study carefully, think independently, and verify information before accepting it as fact. Do not blindly follow what others say. Do not allow fear and misinformation to dictate your decisions. Ask yourself: Does this claim have an official source? Is there verifiable technical evidence? Has Pi Network officially announced such a rule? If not, do not treat it as an established fact! Finally, let me clarify two important points: - For Pi Network technical matters: Follow official Pi Network announcements and verified technical documentation. - For GCV Movement matters: Follow official information released by the Global GCV Movement through its authorized channels. No individual should invent rules, misrepresent technical concepts, or spread unverified claims in the name of Pi Network or GCV. Pioneers, please wake up to the importance of independent thinking. Learn to distinguish official rules from self-written code, verified facts from rumors, and genuine education from fear-based misinformation. Do not let anyone mislead you into believing something simply because it looks technical. Verify first. Think independently. Follow official sources. Never blindly believe rumors! 🌍🪷 DORIS YIN 🪷🌍 FOUNDER & CHAIRPERSON GLOBAL GCV MOVEMENT Education · Unity · Responsibility · Value One Goal · One Vision · One GCV