🚨 PI COIN: The BIGGEST RISK OR LONG-TERM OPPORTUNITY? 🤔

💡 Deep Dive Analysis on Pi Coin's Potential Scam Scenario - Part 2

Is Pi Coin a scam? Here's the breakdown:

🎯 Pi Core Team's Ambitious Target

If Pi were to scam, their goal would need to be massive, attracting BIG investors. With the required price of $190+, this would make the scam worth the effort. But can Pi reach that mark?

The team has worked for 6 years. If they wanted to scam, targeting small investors (the majority of short-term traders) might seem easier... but here's the catch.

⚠️ The Short-Term Trader Challenge

80-90% of Pi holders are short-term traders, and scamming them is risky. Why?

Short-term traders won’t give Pi Team the big profits they need. Even if Pi's price rises due to a bullish market, their ability to sell off for profit remains limited.

⏳ The Time Constraint

To execute this scam method successfully, Pi would need 40-50 years to book substantial profit. That’s a long road with limited returns. Without big investors jumping in, Pi's price would likely stay within a range of $2-$5.

Conclusion: This makes scamming difficult and unlikely for Pi.

❓ So, Can Pi Be a Scam?

The chances are slim due to the time and investment required for any scam to work at a small scale. If Pi were to scam, they'd need a higher price point, like $190+, to entice big investors and allow the pioneers to still profit.

🔥 Key Takeaways:

Pi's price needs to be much higher for a profitable scam. The current scenario doesn’t suggest immediate risk.

Pioneers, relax. If Pi were a scam, the method would require too much time and would still be too small to profit from quickly.

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