Pi is in Enclosed Mainnet. Pi Network isn’t affiliated with and hasn’t authorized any exchange listing.

 Mining crypto is hard.
Investing in crypto is risky.
Too many of us are left out of the cryptocurrency revolution.

Pi Network is aware of reports that several unauthorized third party exchanges, and potential unknown third parties, are seeking to list Pi or tokens purporting to be Pi, or some purported derivative of Pi, without the consent, authority or involvement of Pi Network.

It is important to reiterate that Pi is currently in the Enclosed Network and is not approved by Pi Network for listing on any exchange or for trading, and Pi Network was not involved with any of these purported postings or listings.

Currently, Pi Network recommends to all Pioneers and potential Pi users not to engage with any of these exchanges or third party actors as their actions are not affiliated with Pi Network, and could result in substantial loss or damage to Pi users. Pi Network is also requesting these posts and exchange listings removed, and evaluating additional actions with respect to the third parties and exchanges. In the interim, it is important to reiterate that the transaction of Pi through an exchange is explicitly prohibited during the Enclosed Mainnet period, and doing so would be a violation of Pi’s policies.

The unique innovative design of Pi’s Enclosed Network period is a strategic choice to build a network of true substance and utilities with the best interest of the network, the community and individual Pioneers in mind. The current Enclosed Network period of Mainnet allows Pi Network to focus on two priorities: mass KYC/migration and ecosystem utilities-building. Both are essential steps towards our ultimate objective of building a viable ecosystem to get ready for Open Mainnet.

DOGE, SHIB, ELON, BabyDoge, QUACK

Everybody loves memecoins. If you don’t have at least one animal-themed token in your wallet, can it really be said that you’re invested in crypto? Still, memecoins aren’t exactly considered “stores of value,” with their high volatility and, in many cases, extremely low utility.

Let’s take a look at how the five most popular memecoins performed, in terms of price action, during the 2022 bear market. You might be surprised to see that most of them outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum!

The value of Bitcoin has dropped 64% since Jan. 1, while Ethereum dropped 68%, according to CoinMarketCap.

1. Dogecoin

    Name: Dogecoin
    Symbol: $DOGE
    Jan. 1 price: $0.1705
    Dec. 28 price: $0.07141
    Change: -58%
    Bottom line: Dogecoin outperformed both Bitcoin and Ethereum.

2. Shiba Inu

    Name: Shiba Inu
    Symbol: $SHIB
    Jan. 1 price: $0.00003342
    Dec. 28 price: $0.000007991
    Change: -76%
    Bottom line: Shiba performed worse than both Bitcoin and Ethereum.

3. Dogelon Mars

    Name: Dogelon Mars
    Symbol: $ELON
    Jan. 1 price: $0.000001566
    Dec. 28 price: $0.0000002869
    Change: -82%
    Bottom line: Dogelon Mars performed worse than both Bitcoin and Ethereum.

4. Baby Doge Coin

    Name: Baby Doge Coin
    Symbol: $BabyDoge
    Jan. 1 price: $0.000000001907
    Dec. 28 price: $0.0000000009559
    Change: -50%
    Bottom line: Baby Doge Coin outperformed both Bitcoin and Ethereum.

5. Rich Quack

    Name: Rich Quack
    Symbol: $QUACK
    Jan. 1 price: $0.000000002579
    Dec. 28 price: $0.000000001124
    Change: -56%
    Bottom line: Rich Quack outperformed both Bitcoin and Ethereum.

As you can see, 2022 was a year of massive losses throughout crypto. The two largest coins and the most popular memecoins suffered alike. While you were better off holding $DOGE, $BabyDoge and $QUACK than either $BTC or $ETH -- the best bet would have been to have your funds in fiat or $USD stablecoins ... er, well except for TerraUSD (which is down 98% on the year!).

 Source:www.bsc.news - by Patrick