9% of total supply of bitcoin was brought this year between the price of $60-$70k Bottoms in ?

#PI If I were to summarize the main issues with Pi, 1. The project team is heavily cashing out and dumping. 2. The weight is too heavy. These two points are the biggest problems with Pi. Don’t talk to me about some bullshit technology being so advanced; there are plenty of others in the market who can replace you. Why would people use yours? Pi is just one of many imitations that add a personal touch to someone else’s design (which is mobile mining). In terms of mining power, even a single node of Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Sol surpasses your total with tens of thousands of people. Pi is at best like a check-in app. The only advantage is that it can attract a lot of naive investors. In over a year since launch, no small amount of market funds have flowed here, and no big players have entered (they are here to make money from naive investors, not to give money to them). If you're interested, you can check my updates.

📊👀 #BTC Nearly 850,000 BTC was bought between $60K–$70K range this year. That’s over 9% of total supply. The URPD chart shows heavy accumulation in that range.