2025-03-11 08:56:14

#PI #PI I'd like to ask the PI a few questions, who will answer. 1. Since it is decentralized, why do we need KYC identity verification, 2. The blockchain is exquisite, fair, just, and open, why not all of them are unified and hidden, why are some coins released for a while, and some coins are added to the exchange for a while, where do these coins come from? 3. Since the official said that the price of centralized exchanges does not represent the actual price of PI, why do we need decentralized exchanges, 4. Why does the main force keep shipping from exchange data after $2.9, and who is this main force? Why is the market good, the exchange price has fallen again and again, who will answer thank you!

Let me answer, PI itself goes against the essence of decentralization!

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Gentle

· 2025-03-11 09:33

Let me share my shallow views. 1. Decentralization and KYC are not in conflict, so don’t compare them! You know that Ethereum's previous shortcoming was the lack of KYC real-name system, which seems to have been supplemented later! Since PI aims to be a globally inclusive project, it must comply with the green regulations of every country! Decentralization means that once it goes on the Mainnet, you cannot reverse the transfer of PI or recover your mnemonic phrase if forgotten! 2. The 80/20 rule always applies; where there are sellers, there are buyers. Don’t just focus on one side! 3. The exchange is merely the first ecosystem for PI; the project party aims to expand the project's visibility so that more people can understand and get involved! 4. The project party has not issued any coins; on the contrary, I believe they are laboring every day for the grand future of PI rather than for immediate petty profits. Building a public chain over six years, maintaining it, and team expenses - you can check how much has been invested and then understand the value of a Stanford PhD! There’s no need to invent a coin just to Be Played for Suckers! I know your intention in copying this question is to smear. But every issue has two sides. If a project is inherently good but is slandered by those with ulterior motives, it’s not something worth discussing!

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GateUser-1ffd0813

· 2025-03-11 09:08

What nonsense are you talking about? If you don't understand, just stop rambling. Do you know the principle of KYC?

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KYCosmos

· 2025-03-11 09:02

Due to regulatory compliance and to prove that everyone is real, there is currently no complete Mainnet; the network has only been opened for external links. KYC has been approved, and what is used for mapping migration has transitioned to a Decentralization network.

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GateUser-1ffd0813

· 2025-03-11 09:00

Asking such questions shows a lack of understanding of the system.

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IWantToGetMyMoney

· 2025-03-11 09:00

No. 32 will definitely reach 5u

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GateUser-811b9a74

· 2025-03-11 08:59

Decentralized distributed ledger does not mean decentralized regulation.