$PI Hello everyone in the global cryptocurrency community. As an observer, I would like to raise a few questions.

First question: What is blockchain? Has Pi Coin completed all the processes of blockchain? Apparently not. It is not open-source and is completely centralized, with all matters being handled solely by the project team.

Second question: What is inclusive finance? Of the global population of 7 billion, the number of people holding Pi is limited to those who have passed the KYC process. The total supply of 65 billion coins is all in their hands, while they loudly advocate for the GCV price. When they monopolize the GCV price, how can the remaining 6 billion people, including institutional investors, ever participate? All this talk about morality, righteousness, and inclusive finance, claiming it's for global use—isn't this still a game of passing the parcel? Where is the so-called greatness, the mission to save the world, relieve suffering, and achieve a grand undertaking?

Third question: Who are the mining members? They are full of talk about morality and serving their country and people, and relieving suffering. But aren't they all harboring ill intentions and selfishness? They won't even give you a coin worth a few cents as a gift... And they talk about gifting you at GCV pricing? What are they thinking?