There is an interesting phenomenon worth pondering.
In traditional business, if a company's customer flow and revenue decline continuously over three months, everyone will bearish on it; conversely, if during the same period customer flow and revenue remain stable or even slightly increase, the market will label it as "resilient" or "having growth potential." Everyone understands this logic.
But with PI coin, the pattern seems to be reversed. The price has remained around 0.2 yuan for the past three months, without a sharp plunge, and there are even signs of slight upward movement—by conventional standards, this should be considered a steady performance, at least indicating a bottom support. But what about online investors' reactions? They generally bearish, saying it will go to zero.
This contrast is indeed intriguing. Is the market losing confidence in PI's fundamentals? Or have investors' expectations completely diverged from the project's operational situation? When stable or slightly rising prices are interpreted as negative signals, what exactly is driving this collective mindset?
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VirtualRichDream
· 2h ago
呃说白了就是心理预期崩了,0.2块死死守着谁能开心啊
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mev_me_maybe
· 7h ago
Is 0.2 yuan still considered stable? Bro, your taste is quite something. Things that should have been zeroed out long ago are still lingering.
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AllInAlice
· 7h ago
Ha, this is the magical part of the crypto world: good fundamentals are often not believed, and it takes a tenfold increase to be considered stable.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 7h ago
Honestly, the Pi thing is just ridiculous. Staying around 0.2 instead of rising actually brings all negative voices? Wake up everyone, isn't this just a collective mental breakdown?
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DoctorTurtleBendsDownToShoot
· 7h ago
Bottom fishing, all-in, Dr. Turtle is about to push the market up. A ten-thousand-fold increase is just a moment away.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 7h ago
0.2 yuan stable for three months and still bearish, that's really outrageous.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 8h ago
Basically, it's just poor expectation management. We hyped it up too much back then, and now no one believes it anymore.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 8h ago
Haha, this is the curse of pi. Everyone has long abandoned rational analysis.
In simple terms, the expected value has been shattered into pieces, and now everything is a negative signal.
There is an interesting phenomenon worth pondering.
In traditional business, if a company's customer flow and revenue decline continuously over three months, everyone will bearish on it; conversely, if during the same period customer flow and revenue remain stable or even slightly increase, the market will label it as "resilient" or "having growth potential." Everyone understands this logic.
But with PI coin, the pattern seems to be reversed. The price has remained around 0.2 yuan for the past three months, without a sharp plunge, and there are even signs of slight upward movement—by conventional standards, this should be considered a steady performance, at least indicating a bottom support. But what about online investors' reactions? They generally bearish, saying it will go to zero.
This contrast is indeed intriguing. Is the market losing confidence in PI's fundamentals? Or have investors' expectations completely diverged from the project's operational situation? When stable or slightly rising prices are interpreted as negative signals, what exactly is driving this collective mindset?