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🚨 Pi 应用程序创建者的激动人心的消息！ 🌟 “添加 PI SDK”功能现已在 PI App Studio 中实时提供，用于自定义应用程序，为更深入的集成铺平了道路。 1. 在 App Studio 2 中打开您的应用程序 2. 选择“使用 PI AI 自定义应用” 3. 单击“添加 PI SDK” 即将推出的功能包括主网转换、PI 支付支持、更强的钱包身份验证和增强的区块链交互。 这是实现 Pi-Native 实用程序的重要一步！ 创作者，不要错过 - 立即将其集成到您的应用程序中！

成为全世界通用的，稳定的加密货币才是Pi network的目标 公链币是最具价值的币种俗称 “原生币”也类似原始股，具备很大的升值空间。公链币种可遇 而不可求，因目前市场98%以上 都是借以太坊公链发行的模式，公链原生币少之又少。若遇到公链原生币，千万不可错过，因公链的后期爆发力不亚于原子爆炸威力！参与挖Pi的矿工一定要珍惜派这个公链项目！ Pi Network's goal is to become a globally accepted and stable cryptocurrency. Public blockchain coins are the most valuable cryptocurrencies, commonly known as "native coins," and are similar to initial public offering (IPO) stocks, possessing significant appreciation potential. Public blockchain coins are rare and highly sought after, as over 98% of the market currently uses the Ethereum public blockchain issuance model, making truly native public blockchain coins extremely scarce. If you do encounter a native public blockchain coin, don't miss it, as the later-stage explosive power of a public blockchain is comparable to an atomic explosion! Miners participating in Pi mining should cherish this public blockchain project!

🚨 Pi App Studio 最新更新 新增“添加 Pi SDK”版块。 这可能是实现更深层次集成、提升安全性以及打造更强大的 Pi 原生应用的重要一步。

這幾年，Pi Network 一直有爭議。 支持者談願景，批評者談風險， 但有個問題常被忽略： 如果 Pi 要變成真正能用的貨幣，它應該先出現在哪裡？ 答案其實不難： 不是交易所，也不是炒作市場， 而是日常生活中的消費。 最近我開始觀察、模擬 Pi 的實際使用情境： 用來買咖啡、日用品、用實際價格換取實體商品。 這些場景看起來不「偉大」，但正因為平凡，才重要。 邏輯很簡單： - 如果能買咖啡，代表支付速度夠快 - 如果能用在日常消費，代表學習門檻夠低 - 如果一般人願意接受，代表它開始走出「只是概念」 歷史上，沒有哪個數位貨幣是因為價格先漲才活下來的， 它們能活下來，是因為「真的有人在用」。 比特幣最早的價值，不是今天的價格， 而是那句話：「它真的能換到東西。」 現在的 Pi，不是要證明它值多少錢， 而是要測試：它能不能自然地被一般人使用， 而不是需要先解釋、教學才會用。 當然，這不代表 Pi 已經成功。 事實上，挑戰還很多： - 使用場景還不夠多 - 願意收 Pi 的商家還很少 - 跨地區流通也有困難 但值得注意的是： Pi 正在走一條比較慢、但比較實際的路： 先進入生活，再進入交易所。 很多項目是反過來： 先炒價格、再談應用，最後只剩波動和失望。 而 Pi 至少在方向上，選擇了另一條路。 這條路不刺激、不華麗， 但如果成功，可能會更穩固。 所以，與其情緒化地爭論， 不如冷靜地問自己一個問題： 如果有一天，你能用 Pi 買一杯咖啡， 而且不需要多做解釋—— 那它還只是「共識」嗎？ Pi Network has been controversial for the past few years. Supporters talk about its vision, critics talk about the risks, but one question is often overlooked: If Pi is to become a truly usable currency, where should it first appear? The answer is actually not difficult: Not exchanges, nor speculative markets, but everyday consumption. Recently, I started observing and simulating real-world Pi usage scenarios: Using it to buy coffee, daily necessities, exchanging physical goods for real-world value. These scenarios may not seem "grand," but it's precisely because they are ordinary that they are important. The logic is simple: - If it can be used to buy coffee, it means the payment speed is fast enough. - If it can be used for everyday consumption, it means the learning curve is low enough. If the average person is willing to accept it, it means it's beginning to move beyond being "just a concept." Historically, no digital currency has survived because its price rose first. They survived because "people actually used it." Bitcoin's earliest value wasn't its current price, but rather the statement: "It can actually be exchanged for something." The current focus of Pi isn't proving its monetary worth, but testing whether it can be naturally used by ordinary people, rather than requiring explanation and instruction before use. Of course, this doesn't mean Pi is already a success. In fact, many challenges remain: - Insufficient use cases - Few merchants are willing to accept Pi - Difficulties in cross-regional circulation However, it's worth noting that: Pi is taking a slower, but more practical path: entering daily life first, then exchanges. Many projects do the opposite: first inflating the price, then discussing applications, ultimately resulting in volatility and disappointment. Pi, at least in terms of direction, has chosen a different path. This path is less exciting and less glamorous, but if successful, it may be more stable. So instead of arguing emotionally, let's calmly ask ourselves this question: If one day you can buy a cup of coffee with Pi, and without needing much explanation—is it still just "consensus"?