#PI "A Brief Analysis of Market Behavior of PI Coin: Why Are People Selling at Low Prices While Opportunities Are Right in Front of Us?"

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1. Introduction: Missing out is scarier than failure.

In 2021, you might have missed Shiba; in 2023, you might have missed ORDI; and today, the undervalued Pi coin may just be the starting point of the next legend.

But have you noticed? While we are still observing, a large number of early coin holders in the market are already dumping at low prices. Meanwhile, the price continues to rise, and on-chain activity is increasing. Is this a signal of market "dumping" or an opportunity for the main players to "collect"?

This article attempts to analyze in depth: why are there still people choosing to sell PI at a low price, and what potential golden opportunities might be hidden behind this?

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2. Analysis of the low-price PI coin selling phenomenon

1. Early users hold positions at no cost, with low selling awareness.

The early mining mechanism of Pi allowed a large number of users to obtain thousands of Pi at almost zero cost. For them, any form of cashing out is pure profit, and their mindset is reflected in the saying, "It's better to exchange for 100 yuan today than to go to zero tomorrow."

2. Lack of awareness and confidence leads to panic selling.

The long wait for the mainnet launch, uneven progress in KYC, and lack of short-term practical scenarios have led some users to lack confidence in future development. A slight increase makes them eager to cash out, which is typical retail investor mentality.

3. Some players are arbitrageurs, not believers.

The "毛党" and "资源盘操盘手" enter the market at the end of a bull market or at the beginning stages of a coin, they are indifferent to value and only care about short-term monetization. It is this group of people that constitutes the main force of dumping pressure.

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3. Why can the price still rise? Who is pushing the market?
1. The market circulation is extremely small, making it easy to manipulate.
Pi is currently not fully open to the mainnet, and the amount that can truly circulate freely is extremely low. Once there is funding interest, even just 1 million dollars can easily drive the coin price up several times.
2. New users entering + Circle layer fission driving demand
On multiple social platforms and P2P platforms, the OTC circulation of Pi is becoming increasingly active, and new users' perception of it is shifting from "air" to "opportunity," with market expectations changing.
3. During the chip collection period by the market maker, creating "panic selling"
After the pull-up, the volume fluctuates, which is a common chip collection strategy used by the main force. Retail investors are washed out during the fluctuations, increasing the concentration of chips and laying the groundwork for the next round of surge.