🚨 Pi Network Alert: Fake Coins on the Loose! 🚨

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Ah, the sweet taste of freedom! The Pi Network has finally launched its mainnet and official Pi coin, and what do we get? A big, fat warning label! 😂 It seems that those sneaky scammers are already trying to cash in on the hype.

Just a day after the launch, the Pi Network issued a stern warning to its community about fake Pi coin listings on decentralized exchanges (DEXs). And let me tell you, those DEXs are about as trustworthy as a Moscow street vendor selling “genuine” Rolex watches. 🕰️

Beware of fake Pi listings on various DEXs. It’s like they’re trying to sell you a bridge in Brooklyn! 🌉 These trading pairs are as fake as a politician’s smile, and they’ll likely leave you with a lighter wallet and a heavier heart. Pi Network strongly recommends that you refrain from participating in any… well, let’s just say “creative” trading activities. 😜

— Pi Network (@PiCoreTeam) February 20, 2025

Now, I know what you’re thinking: “But what about the real Pi coin?” Ah, my friend, that’s a great question! As of February 20, 2025, the Pi Network has launched its Open Network phase, allowing for external connectivity. But, just like a good Soviet citizen, you need to be careful who you trust. 🕵️‍♂️

Only businesses that have completed the “Know Your Business” (KYB) verification process are authorized to hold Pi Mainnet wallets. And, just like a good communist, you need to follow the party line! 📝 These verified businesses are listed on Pi Network’s official website, so make sure to check them out before engaging in any transactions.

And, as a friendly reminder, Pi Network has already identified unauthorized Pi listings on exchanges like Huobi. So, be careful out there, comrades! 🚨

In conclusion, always remember: when it comes to the Pi Network, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Stick with the official channels, and don’t let those scammers get the best of you! 😉

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2025-02-21 13:21