In the Pi community, many people gave up when Pi dropped below $1. After years of commitment, they lost hope.

Me?
I don't have it—nor will I.
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 if there are 100 billion Pi, a price of $314 means a market cap of $31 trillion. But they miss one truth: we may never reach that supply. A more realistic scenario is an effective supply of 20 billion Pi—which would set the market cap at $6.3 trillion.
Look around. The world is transforming. Real assets are being converted into digital form. Under strict KYC and KYB compliance, with a green and lightning-fast blockchain, and over 200,000 nodes ready to scale globally, Pi Network is more than 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 cannot see its value yet.
But I saw it. I am holding on.