My $1 support prediction already happened, and now it’s trending towards an $80 million market cap in 43 days. Am I going to be accurate again?
Are you all ready to accept that the $Pi price will correct to $0.00006?
My analysis was right, and it’s not even March 25th yet. This is very non-conformist — no use cases and selling Web3 domains without smart contracts.
Replying to @wizzy1743 @PiCoreTeam
Look here, Wizzy, and analyze it carefully. They asked their community if Pi should be listed on Binance, but they never mentioned anywhere that they would list Pi if the majority voted in favor. Like I said, they asked the Binance community, but it’s just Pioneers flooding the platform, voting, and then harassing them with bad and 1-star reviews.
They said (WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!🫵)
“Should $Pi be launched on #Binance?”
That was the quote.
Regardless of the results, they never said they would list Pi based on the outcome of the vote 🤦🏻♂️
Brainwashing is when the Pioneers who say Pi doesn’t need exchanges are the same Pioneers crying about @Binance not listing Pi. 😆😆😆
Ooh L👀k! The non-conformist is leading the way, up 61% in the bearish category. The community sentiment is bearish — I wonder why. The (GREAT) project has no use cases, no dApps, no smart contracts, and no decentralization. $Pi
By March 25th the $Pi price support will be at $1, unless someone pumps it along the way 🔪
The headline should be: The crypto-freedom-believing Pioneer, who believed in financial freedom, fiat hater, embraced Pi Network’s centralization.
Replying to @s_nakotomo
You just pointed out that you hate centralization and the lack of accountability—you’re literally talking about Pi and the PCT. So, are you going to tell the truth about Pi, or are you too scared because you want engagement from Pioneers, even if it means lying? You don’t represent any of Bitcoin’s philosophy or goals.














