🔥💫What a strange coincidence! Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin email and Nicolas Kokkalis joining X both happened in October 2008. 👉 In the EMAIL, Satoshi wrote: "I'm working on a new electronic cash system that's fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party." The very first lines of the Pi whitepaper clearly and decisively outline the same concept that Satoshi mentioned. Nicolas was also one of the first people in the world to execute a Bitcoin transaction. He is also the only person who could clearly point out the limitations of Bitcoin—something that is strongly reflected in the Pi whitepaper. Pi was born to overcome Bitcoin's shortcomings.

Satoshi = Nicolas could be the same person, but more likely, the two were working within the same system. PiCoin is essentially an upgraded version of Bitcoin. Pi wasn't created to replace Bitcoin entirely, but rather to address its limitations: faster transaction speeds, KYC identity verification for transparency and anti-money laundering, and the ability to reach the largest global user base ever. Just think—over the years, where did the project get the funding to pay the team, build, maintain, and expand such a vast network up to now, and even sponsor Consensus 2025, the world’s largest Blockchain & AI conference? 😎

Pi Network is at the peak, breaking all limits. The Mainnet launch will shock the world—Pi pioneers will be rich beyond measure.🧿 The darkness will fade, and the light will shine brilliantly.
Cre: FB-Minh Tran

As #consensus2025 approaches, we’re not only preparing for a major gathering but also anticipating key developments ahead. As a community, we’ll be there—closely following every moment. We’re all excited, and we all share great expectations for what lies ahead.