February 16, 2025

7 thoughts on “The Pi Coin Deception Earning Through Ads While Users Mine for Nothing Disguised as Crypto

  1. Interesting viewpoint about Pi Network. When even kids can launch new coins these days which skyrockets in value, your claim of pi network worth nothing is too far. There’s an active community for pi network and 10 million verified customers, if it really was a scam the developers of this project can make a LOT of money just releasing the coin now and holding the most of it. It certainly would be much more than meagre ad revenue. But unfortunately this is not a scam.

  2. I think you’re overlooking an important fact. No one (other than a few Pi IOU investors) are putting any money into Pi. It’s development is being totally funded by that advertising you pooh-pooh. I’m not a fan of the ads either, but at least I recognize that it serves a legitimate purpose. Also, it’s worth noting that I haven’t seen any ads at all in more than a week.

    In other words, the only “risk” involved is in clicking a button in an app once every 24 hours.

    How many other cryptocurrencies can claim that? I believe that number is 0.

  3. To be honest i am very confused ablut this pi network ,i tried my best to understand is it legit or not but i am still confused ,and very sad too,a network running form last 5 years and with this much users and no crypto word well established organizations ever tried to look at it and try to found out is it legit or just making people fool if there is i didn’t found yet ,there are very less information about it ,or in othe words a very concrete information which make us decide is it legit or not and specially for person like me who got very few knowledge about cryptocurrencies ,now it just a frustrating thing for me to decide whether i should leave this or carry on with this project ,i think someone from the crypto word need to do background research on it before it becomes a major disaster for a lot of persons (as some of are using it instead of money )

  4. Ads can be turned off; they are optional. Most miners have locked their Pi coins for 1–3 years. 27,000 businesses have indicated that they will accept Pi as a payment method after its launch (and it is already usable in many places). Although progress is slow, the company is moving in the right direction. Supposedly—though I haven’t found an official announcement—137 Ventures and two other companies have invested $15 billion in the project.

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