
The success of Pi Network comes from attracting over 60 million active users—but this was largely achieved through free mobile mining. Now, the current mining rate has lost its appeal.
Many pioneers have mined very little Pi. As a result, their ability to participate in the ecosystem will be extremely limited. Once they spend or sell what they have, it will be almost impossible for them to mine any meaningful amount of Pi again.
You also can’t realistically expect them to spend their own money to buy Pi in order to support and build the Pi ecosystem. This is a very real issue.
Therefore, under the current mining (or ecosystem reward) economic model, maintaining 60 million active users is not sustainable.
So, if Pi Network wants to maintain that level of attraction in the future, @PiCoreTeam may rely on high inflation. In other words, Pi mining could continue with large annual increases in supply—similar to Dogecoin.
In contrast, Bitcoin does not increase its supply. However, in the future, it will face the decline of block rewards. The question then becomes: how can the network continue to incentivize contributors (miners/nodes)?
#PiNetwork #BTC #ETH #BNB #SOL #DOGE

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