#PI This coin has performed very well in the past few days, especially when compared to other dumping coins. It is also following the trend of BTC. Look at the period between 12:00 and 01:00 on March 7th, BTC fell from 91,000 to 86,000, and the PI also fell from 1.867 to about 1.770 at that time, a 0.1 decrease. Not many people are dumping, and they shouldn't be. This is the idea of PI, to hold as many coins as possible. Most new Wallets paid in the latest Know Your Customer are frozen for 6 months to 3 years. Cannot be dumped. And why would you dump a coin if you haven't invested any money? If really necessary, people would dump for buying a new laptop, food, or air tickets. It has been shown in the history of BTC and other coins that when you hold a coin, its value will be higher. This is exactly the plan of PI and the core team. Wallets that cannot withdraw now will make coins more valuable in the future. Well, people will certainly dump... who are they dumping to? They are dumping to those who want to hold as many coins as possible. If BTC can hold this level now, we know what the Federal Reserve will do, and PI will do the same thing here. If BTC falls again by 6000, I can see the possibility of 1.6-1.7. In the worst case, if BTC falls to 74,000, PI hopes not to dump too much, trading at around 1.4-1.5. Let's hope that the fear of ( in the past will soon disappear, and BTC/other Cryptocurrencies will rise again. BTC back to 100,000, PI rises, and you can notice retail buyers jumping back into the market because it pumps again. When PI pumps, many people will buy.