PI mentioned at 4 AM on the 25th that there would be an important announcement from PCT around 6 AM on the 26th. At 4 AM today, on the 2nd, PCT made the announcement. However, similarly, this announcement is difficult for most people to understand. But I think it is important, and there are some strange points: 1. At 6 PM on the 25th, it was mentioned that after the rebound ends, attention should be paid to the borrowing whales, and at 11 PM, the situation began to be noticed, with borrowing whales appearing to borrow 800,000 coins for sale. Usually, borrowing whales will short both the spot and the contract simultaneously, becoming the main players in both. However, it was observed that the main force in the spot market was different from that in the contract market, meaning that the buying power in the spot market had a greater influence than the borrowing whales. Subsequently, it was seen that the 800,000 coins borrowed by the whales not only did not cause a significant drop but were all bought back, leading to a rebound. Moreover, the borrowing whales continued to borrow 300,000 coins for sale, and despite this, they were all bought back and the price continued to rise. By 5 AM, the borrowing whales realized something was off and quickly repurchased and returned 1.1 million coins. This proves that there is a significant buying force present in the spot market. 2. PCT released an announcement at 4 AM, which seems useless, but I think it is very important. My view is: It looks like the KYC mapping accounts have already been processed and are no longer overloaded, with many vacancies. "I believe that normal operators would not expect their project's user base to be this large." "I think the initial expected number of users for PCT during its design phase was far lower than the current number." Therefore, I feel that the current number of users is too high, leading PCT to believe that it has exceeded expectations significantly, and they can do better. Thus, they are continuously conducting KYC mapping to enhance network security, which is why they have not yet transitioned to the mainnet. So my view is that PI has long had enough quantity to transition to the mainnet. Therefore, it would be better for everyone to take a step back and not let new users conduct KYC for now, allowing PCT to feel that the global user base has been adequately processed, so they can transition to the mainnet. Ultimately, after the transition to the mainnet, new users can start the KYC process. This way, most investors can see the price break through the difficulties. What are your thoughts? #PI #pi
PI mentioned at 8 PM that the rebound has ended, and to pay attention to the subsequent borrowing whales. I just saw that a borrowing whale borrowed 800,000 coins to sell, which caused the drop. However, there are some other things at this time. Spot and contracts are different main forces. When a borrowing whale wants to borrow coins to sell and simultaneously short through contracts for arbitrage, normally both the spot and contract main forces would be whales, but at this time the spot shows a different main force from the contract. This indicates that the spot main force is larger than the borrowing whale, and this spot main force easily took away the 800,000 PI from the borrowing whale, which is why PI didn't drop further. However, yesterday it was mentioned that on the morning of the 26th, PCT seems to be issuing an announcement. So, will this spot buying main force be related to this announcement? This announcement seems to be the same situation; after the announcement is made, the market retail investors still don't understand and continue to view it negatively. But the announcement will be contrary to the market retail investors; if someone deliberately sees the announcement and sells for speculation, then they will also be pulled back by the announcement after the speculation. We should pay attention to what the announcement is about. #PI #pi
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