2025-06-12 17:15:29

#PI Using this mining account with no node rewards, no browser rewards, a security circle of 100%, 30 people evangelizing, and a lock-in of 50% for one year, with a computing power of 0.1383/hour as an example: 0.1383 x 24 hours x 365 days x 66 million miners = 799.59 billion Pi coins can be mined in one year🔺

The Pi Mining project has been seriously over-mined by hundreds of billions of Pi over more than 6 years, which is the main reason why the project cannot fully initiate KYC and mapping now, and the data cannot be put on the chain. Accounts with a lot of coins are basically rendered useless❗️❗️❗️

PI0.79%

POWER5.14%

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GateUser-150719e0

· 2025-06-12 17:40

Your idea is correct, but the algorithm is wrong. I also think it's over 100 billion now, and it seems difficult for the project party to manage it. Just wait and see.

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GateUser-5a416c84

· 2025-06-12 17:24

It's not calculated that way. The rate gradually decreases. Otherwise, it would issue hundreds of trillions. Hahaha😂

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WaitAMinute,Brother.

· 2025-06-12 17:21

Only the valid coins are those that go through k. In the Chinese region, there are many who create alt accounts and pump fake subordinates. Those coins that Lao Si won't map for you; in other words, some people have tens of thousands of coins as points, which are useless for deceiving others. Some people even sign up for their unborn children.

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