Many people in the Pi community gave up when the price of Pi fell below 1 dollar. After years of commitment, they lost hope.

Me?
I don't have - and I won't.
My time zone is five years, and I see it very clearly: 1 Pi equals 314 dollars.
Some people call me crazy. They say that a price of 314 dollars for 100 billion Pi would mean a market cap of 31 trillion dollars. But they overlook one truth: we may never reach that supply level. A more realistic scenario is an effective supply of 20 billion Pi—which would bring the market cap to 6.3 trillion dollars.
Look around. The world is changing. Real assets are being transferred into digital form. With strict KYC and KYB compliance, a green and lightning-fast blockchain, and over 200,000 nodes ready to scale globally, Pi Network is not just another cryptocurrency.
It is a sleeping giant. A digital gold mine. A treasure buried under the dust—not because it is worthless, but because most people have yet to see its value.
But I saw it. I am holding on.