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- Gate July 2025 Transparency Report:
Accelerating Leadership in the Global Crypto Landscape!
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#PI# "The claim that Pi Coin is similar to a stablecoin is a rumor that has circulated in many news sources and social media, aimed at causing confusion and luring people into a trap eyewash. This rumor became more popular following information that Pi is pegged to some specific asset, such as the US dollar. Some sources even claimed that the fixed value of Pi coin is 314.159 dollars. Experts ultimately concluded to resolve these rumors and determined that Pi coin is not a stablecoin. Is Pi a stablecoin? Many Crypto Assets experts and software developers have presented their arguments on this issue, explaining that Pi is not a stablecoin. In a recent post on X, crypto expert Kosasi Nakamoto claimed, "Pi is not and will never be a stablecoin." He also refuted claims that Pi will bring 314,000 dollars.