Haohao668

Is the reason you can't access the app due to the accelerator (VPN) or is the system currently updating?

$PI Looking back now, those people we used to despise have always emphasized that this is a high point. As long as you're willing to sell, you can buy back more chips at a lower price. Thinking about it now, they might have had a point.

$PI My agreed price of 0.13 has been reached, but I canceled the order. Now I set it at 0.11, and I guess 0.11 will also become the high point.

$PI When Bitcoin dropped below 20,000, the entire crypto world went quiet.

$PI Bitcoin is taking a break; who will be the one to remain ever-lasting? I believe many people have already shouted it out loud in their hearts, hahaha. Pi pi still pi.

$PI You guys are secretly snatching chips. You really are rich; I can't beat you anymore. When all transactions can be done on the blockchain within the wallet, the chips in your hand become your assets. Let’s go, brothers—those with money, contribute money; those without, contribute effort. Spark some lightning. Believe it or not, I have a gold necklace. Anyone want it? Sell it to make up some Pi.

$PI , what's the matter? Do you want to fly?

$PI 0.11

$PI I canceled the order at 0.13 and placed a new one at 0.11.

Orders of 0.15$PI are quite a few, all filled hahaha

$PI Cannot access today, unable to click on Lightning.

Damn it, I want to cancel my 0.13 order. Buying now would probably be at a high point.

What’s going on? My 0.13 trade can’t be completed anymore?

$PI still needs to fall, my 0.13 hasn't been executed yet, I guess by then my 0.13 will also be the high point.

The last post I made was blocked for me.

How does $PI copy trading work? Does anyone know?

$PI Everyone should be mentally prepared. If a true bear market arrives, Bitcoin will be cut in half at its current price, and after the halving, it will plummet again. Therefore, our Pi will also reach a price you can't imagine along with the market. If you're optimistic, and it doesn't affect your life, you can consider dollar-cost averaging. First, to ensure you're in the game, and second, to lower the average purchase price.