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$UNIT0 If it drops any further, it will go to zero. If it drops any further, it will be delisted. As a public chain, is there still a chance to bounce back after being delisted by the exchange? In my opinion, this is undoubtedly the bottom, and the trading volume is increasing. Just accept the zeroing and delisting now; it's still early for a surge!

$PI About a week, mapped over a billion tokens. It seems the project has done a lot of things, and in just a few years it will be fully open source. That's a good thing! As the mapping volume increases and the price rises, we're not far from the bottom. It's also a good time for CX again—evangelize, CX, make a move, and earn some more tokens!

$PI Recently, I’ve been seeing messages from mapped Pi friends. Have you completed your mapping?
The circulating supply has increased by over one billion. I think many mapped Pi friends will sell off, as the project has been delayed for a long time and lacks transparency, causing a significant number of Pi friends to lose confidence and patience.
I haven’t mapped mine yet, but a family member has. However, I have a question:
The base coins are close to 900, with a total slightly under 3,500. They’ve mapped 2,200. What is the reason for this?

A lot of altcoins are increasing in volume and price. Have you noticed?
The real altcoin season has arrived. For those that have surged, wait for a pullback; for those that have already pulled back, jump in immediately.
It's going to be awesome.

$PI Everyone needs to stay confident; Pi has great potential in the future.
But we also need to face reality: the principal is the foundation of your livelihood. Don't blindly buy high and sell low. This recent increase is most likely just a rebound. Currently, it's a phase of increased volume with stagnating price, and there's significant selling pressure. The bottom is unclear. I once thought around 0.1 was the bottom, but now I believe around 0.05 is more likely to be the bottom.

$PI The day before yesterday, many people said that when they clicked on the lightning, they found their Pi amount had decreased significantly. I want to say that as long as it is not fully open source, everything is controllable. That is why it is not fully open source. Fully open sourcing requires a lot of testing, so there's no need to worry about all the issues, and there's no need to rush to fully open source. Slow is fast.
This time, the 90%+ probability of balance anomalies is a normal phenomenon during system upgrade/synchronization. Pi Network is currently in the final infrastructu

$CFX CFX: Once touted as the "new blue chip" of public blockchains, CFX has now become a cautionary tale in the crypto market.
Lacking any technical highlights, the so-called "high performance" and "cross-chain advantages" are all talk and no action. Code updates have stagnated, underlying vulnerabilities are frequent, yet remain unpatched. Users lack stickiness, and official accounts have been silent for years.
The price trend is even more dismal, plummeting from its peak to nearly zero, with countless retail investors deeply trapped. Ordinary people cannot participate in ecosystem developmen

$PI Although Pi Network may continue to decline further, and it can even be said that it has not yet reached the bottom, because comprehensive compliance and security measures are still not perfect enough to achieve true decentralization. But it is still moving towards its vision. So, what would happen if Pi Network truly realized its vision?
I think, once it fully opens its mainnet as open source, it will evolve from a social practice of mobile mining into a truly global, decentralized Web3 ecosystem, a top-tier blockchain project.
Its core is to democratize and make cryptocurrency acces