How's your mining rate? ⛏️
Out of my 2,270 referral team members, 238 are still actively mining.
That means roughly 1 out of every 10 members is still actively mining.
#pi #pinetwork #파이 #파이코인 https://t.co/xVXa6jJj2J
How's your mining rate? ⛏️
Out of my 2,270 referral team members, 238 are still actively mining.
That means roughly 1 out of every 10 members is still actively mining.
#pi #pinetwork #파이 #파이코인 https://t.co/xVXa6jJj2J
pi-network:native is moving against the market, but we have seen this before… 🤔
Pi Coin jumped 8%, just days before Pi Network’s August 11 node upgrade deadline.
WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?
Similar rallys ahead of earlier upgrades faded once the deadlines arrived.
With 1.71 billion pi-network:native set to unlock over the next year and trading volume still low, can this bounce actually hold?
READ THE FULL STORY 👇
https://t.co/98zv3Y4o0F
https://t.co/FjByxVSEk6
This is a video that was available on the official Pi Core Team YouTube channel in 2020.
This video was about
"When should Pi mining stop?
At 10 million users?
100 million?
Or 1 billion?"
At that time, the Core Team collected opinions from Pioneers around the world.
Pi’s governance felt alive, and it seemed like the Pi community would continue to grow together in this way.
But today, the Pi Core Team no longer seems interested in listening to or considering the community’s opinions.
Even the AMAs are private sessions that only a small number of moderators know about. They seem reluctant to openly share any plans with the wider community.
Today, Pi feels increasingly like a closed, enterprise-focused blockchain, and it seems that we have already become accustomed to it.
Who agrees?
@PiCoreTeam @nkokkalis #pi #pinetwork #파이 #파이코인