$PI These two are really ruthless—they've completely bankrupted some major contributors who did a lot of promotional work. Anyway, all the big investors who followed them have turned against the couple. The two of them have dragged out the project for so long.

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I'mKuroko'sFather

· 03-14 05:58

"Damn it, you can't live without pi, with that mentality of yours, even if bitcoin goes back ten years, you'd still be poor because with that attitude of yours, wanting to get rich is just a pipe dream."

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Hailingzi

· 03-14 05:31

Is it possible that you're pushing too hard and being too greedy? Pushing people—pushing them to the limit! Mining—one phone isn't enough, you get 200 phones to mine. Running nodes—one isn't enough, you set up 20. Hodling coins isn't enough, you have to go all-in. All-in isn't enough, you have to add two rounds of futures contracts plus leverage. Of course your investment is huge. If you don't lose money, you'd be failing yourself.

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GateUser-254d977e

· 03-14 05:27

Last year, I bought 2,000 when the price was around $2.7, which only got me 150 coins. This year, I put in another 2,000 and immediately bought 1,200 coins—more than I could have mined in four or five years. One thing to remember: as long as I have spare money, I’ll buy about 2,000 dollars’ worth each year. It’s become more of a sentimental thing for me now.

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GateUser-b8aad5cb

· 03-14 05:27

I really can't go on anymore

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GateUser-7d339746

· 03-14 05:21

That makes sense, Pai Pioneer can't hold on any longer.

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