OWNING 1 BITCOIN IS CONSIDERED WEALTHY. SO, CAN OWNING 100 PI MAKE YOU RICH?

According to CoinMarketCap, 1 Bitcoin currently has a value of $104,000, equivalent to about 2.6 billion VND per coin. Meanwhile, as per Door for Pi data, as of now, among over 7 million wallets holding Pi, only 117,521 wallets have more than 1,000 usable Pi:

These 117,521 wallets account for just 0.2% of the active Pioneers in the project to date (60 million Pioneers).

These wallets represent merely 0.0015% of the global population (over 8 billion people).

From Door for Pi’s statistics, it is clear that the number of people owning over 1,000 usable Pi is incredibly small. Therefore, if you own more than 100 usable Pi in the future, you are likely among the top wealthy individuals.

With the world’s population exceeding 8 billion and 60 million Pioneers representing just 0.75% of humanity, consider the Pareto principle (80/20 rule) or the observation that 1% of the richest individuals control more wealth than the remaining 99% combined. By this logic, all Pioneers could potentially belong to this small, affluent 1% group.

It is also worth noting that Ethereum (ETH)—the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency—has:

Unlimited supply,

Ecosystem and practical applications far behind Pi.

Yet, Ethereum maintains a stable value of ~$2,500 and peaked at approximately $4,500.

Pi, on the other hand:

Has a capped total supply,

Boasts a flourishing ecosystem,

Operates with Web 3.0 integration,

And offers lightning-fast transaction speeds.

Thus, Pi’s price will never fall below ETH’s price. Its value could multiply, potentially far exceeding that of Ethereum.

With Pi, you may lose every previous battle but still win the final one.

TREASURE YOUR PI. DON’T REPEAT THE MISTAKES OF EARLY BITCOIN MINERS.