#ICE that called "Big Cousin 321" 250, come and take a look at the article I posted, you are welcome to throw the factual data on my face, let me be utterly ashamed.

What I want to know is that ice has only been mined for a little over half a year, and after more than 24 hours, if you don’t click to mine, coins will be deducted. The total number of sign-ins is only a few million, and before the token release, many unserious users were filtered out, with the total coin supply reaching 21.1 billion. Now, Pi has been mined for almost 6 years, and at the beginning, the basic coin could be mined at 70+ per hour. Even if there was a reduction in production once a month for the first few months, maintaining 4 coins per hour lasted for at least over a year, with over 55 million users. The earnings from a node are 7-15 Pi coins a day, and as far as I know, there are currently over 100,000 nodes. So the question arises, does Pi really only have a total supply of 100 billion now? The old four are making the data unclear, and we can’t see the data at all. So I boldly speculate, does Pi now have a total supply of 200 billion or even 500 billion? How can the old four ensure that the total supply of Pi is controlled at 100 billion? If it exceeds that, and foreign users are almost mapped out, will the extra coins be deducted from the users on this side of the Heavenly Dynasty? #ICE that guy called "Big Cousin 321" 250, come and see the article I posted, you are welcome to throw the factual data in my face and make me feel embarrassed.
What I want to know is that ice has only been mining for a little over half a year, and if you do not click to mine for more than 24 hours, coins will be deducted. The total number of check-in users is only a few million, and before the token issuance, many unserious users were even brushed away. The total coin supply has reached 21.1 billion. Now, Pi has been mining for nearly 6 years. At the beginning, each hour the basic coin could mine 70+, and even if the output was reduced once a month for the first few months, maintaining 4 coins per hour lasted for at least over a year. There are over 55 million users, and the daily income from one node is 7-15 Pi coins. As far as I know, there are now over 100,000 nodes. So the question arises: Is the total supply of Pi really only 100 billion now? The old four have made the data unclear, and we can't see the data at all. So I boldly speculate, is the total supply of Pi now 200 billion, or even 500 billion? How can the old four ensure that the total supply of Pi is controlled at 100 billion? If it exceeds that, and foreign users are almost fully mapped, will the excess coins be deducted from the users on the side of Tianchao?