#PI# is not recommended for purchase because currently only 2 billion pieces are in circulation (only 2% of the total supply of 100 billion) and the price can't hold at 0.5$. It has no strength to pump and is experiencing a long wick candle down. Tens of millions are unlocked and released every day, and this will continue for several years. Supply exceeds demand, forming a fall trend.

Nicholas set a trap for the Chinese community, first refusing to allocate friends to the Chinese area for mapping. Then, at the time of launch, only mapping a portion of foreign users created a false sense of scarcity, resulting in a peak right at the start, followed by a continuous fall as unlocks were released. Those who bought the dip with high consensus are left hanging on the mountaintop, unable to come down. $3 has become the historical highest price and is hard to return to. All the positive news pales in comparison to the daily unlock volume of tens of millions of Pi coins.