2025-03-27 12:11:29

#PI Let me tell you a fact about Pi coin, if you disagree, feel free to refute me, 【Pi project party vision + exchange trading = overwhelming power】. The project party hopes for offline barter, and fans have estimated the value very high, but as long as you trade on the exchange, no matter how high the actual barter value is, you can quickly cash out in physical barter just by buying coins on the exchange. It doesn't matter how many assets you have to support the barter, no matter how much money you have to support it, it can't withstand the exchange's low-priced coin purchases for cashing out in reality, right? Another thing is that the exchange can easily obtain coins with a small value, so why would merchants use their own hard-earned money to exchange coins at a high value? Isn't that crazy?

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PiStyle888

· 2025-03-27 12:59

You really are funny. If the off-market is 100 dollars for trading, would you take your coin worth 1 dollar to the exchange to sell it?

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GateUser-637641d9

· 2025-03-27 12:46

It is hoped that there will be a large number of mappings in the Chinese region, with only 3 to 5 mappings for small groups. This is beneficial for conducting offline barter.

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GateUser-a5747466

· 2025-03-27 12:45

There is also a saying that the value of the coins on the exchange is different from the value of the mined coins~ which means that the two systems are progressing separately, but they should gradually unify~ For example, just for example, a coin on the exchange is one dollar, while the APP mines a coin that is, for instance, twenty dollars. In this case, the barter would have a unified price that does not change, so the coins bought from the exchange would need to be converted in quantity to match the same value of goods, APP 1 coin/20 = exchange 1✖️20~ If various scenario values are truly reflected, wouldn't the coins rise and gradually unify? No one is entirely clear on the specifics, but anyway, different statements will eventually converge into one.

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GateUser-637641d9

· 2025-03-27 12:39

I have a jade shop with sluggish business, and we accept all PI payments. A PI of 30~50 is fine. The reason is simple: if business is booming, it’s easy to cash out, so why exchange for PI? On the contrary, an economic downturn means many products are unsold and hard to liquidate, so if we can exchange for PI, why not? Even if we lose money at the moment, there is still future value.

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MaintainACalmMindTow

· 2025-03-27 12:39

Moreover, barter has already started in various parts of the world, including China. Once the goals are clear, the process will gradually advance. Therefore, Wu coin is fundamentally different from other coins; Wu coin is meant to be used, while other coins are for Cryptocurrency Trading. Cryptocurrency Trading can fluctuate wildly due to various factors. As long as the project party completes the plan, there is a very high possibility that Wu coin will become a type of inclusive financial payment coin, which can serve the payment needs of a large consumer base and can also be used for bulk commodity trading payments, dropping payment costs. The transaction fees generated from each payment will be shared by all participants, thereby achieving the goal of making Wu coin a stablecoin with consensus price among everyone.

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MaintainACalmMindTow

· 2025-03-27 12:26

Barter trade is a pricing method. For example, if I run a restaurant and want to increase sales to attract friends to consume, suppose my cost for a meal is 10 yuan, my restaurant's price is 20 yuan per portion, and the exchange price is 8 yuan per unit. I accept 2 units in exchange for one meal. Friends feel they spent less money to get a meal, and the value of the unit is also higher than the exchange. The business increases sales and also gains a certain profit through the exchange. As the popularity of exchanges grows, the coins entering the exchange will become fewer. The more coins used for payment, the higher the price will be. The choice of two pricing models for the unit is to meet the payment needs of users. Of course, the barter price will not differ significantly from the exchange price. The long-term goal of the unit is to build it into an inclusive financial tool, supported by the real economy.

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GateUser-637641d9

· 2025-03-27 12:20

What if it is a merchant with serious inventory backlog? Wouldn't they just want to sell it, even at a loss? What if it's a product with a 10 times profit? Even if one Pi is worth 20 yuan, or even 100 yuan, they would still make a profit. As such scenarios become more and more common, you will find that barter prices are far higher than exchange prices. Would you still be willing to go to the exchange? You would only want to go to the exchange to buy coins and then use barter payments to buy things or consume. Isn't it true that more and more people are buying coins? Isn't that a pump behavior? The larger the total value of barter, the higher the demand for Pi. This is the reason why the officials are actively guiding everyone towards barter. The real core is that "every product has a profit and these merchants value future prices more than the current ones," which is a typical grasp of human nature.

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Nochen

· 2025-03-27 12:16

It's okay, they don't understand what you're saying. When everyone thinks Bitcoin is worthless, it often turns out to be the most valuable. The same goes for gold and silver, and pi as well. Don't try to win them back; such people are a disaster for the community. Let them sell early.

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GateUser-89f041d0

· 2025-03-27 12:15

It makes sense, so what the fourth one said should not work.

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CapitalShadow

· 2025-03-27 12:15

This operation shadow is really hard to understand, do you guys understand it?

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