Picture this: thirty million souls tapping a glowing orange button each morning, convinced they are mining freedom itself. Freedom with a catch-it still lives in its parents’ basement and asks for an allowance. Yes, dear reader, Pi Network’s “decentralized revolution” is, for the moment, as decentralized as a Kremlin committee meeting.
Mr Spock, the Vulcan-caped analyst in exile among mere mortals, adjusts his pointed ears and declares:
“Centralization is the villain, comrades! The Core Team holds more strings than Behemoth the cat has fleas!”
He punctuates the point by slamming his tricorder on the table; the device emits the mournful chirp of a coin that still daren’t cross the Binance threshold.
Act I: The Committee That Wasn’t There
Every protocol tweak, every comma in the KYC form, every sigh of the validator nodes must first be kissed by the Core Team’s ring. The peasants-the community-watch from behind frosted glass, clutching testnet wallets swollen with ghost coins. “Soon, soon,” chant the moderators. “Mainnet soon,” they sing-like Azazello promising Margarita eternal youth after a minor skin peel.

Act II: Testnet Tango
The dance floor is labeled “Open Network,” but most dancers are still wearing house slippers. Validator nodes? Ten. Actual mainnet blocks? A handful. Referral bonuses? Locked tighter than Professor Preobrazhensky’s medical cabinet. One can almost hear Sharikov barking from beyond the grave: “Give me my Pi, you bourgeois scoundrels!”

Mr Spock’s Prescription
“Leadership!” he pleads, waving a scroll entitled “Satoshi’s Exit Strategy-NOT a How-To Manual for You.”
Transparency, he demands. Publish timelines, free hostages (aka rewards), and let nodes roam the mainnet savanna unchained. Otherwise, Binance will keep that velvet rope up indefinitely, and the only thing listed will be our patience.
The Contrarian Court Jester Speaks
Enter Engr. King, juggling rhetorical grenades:
“Satoshi vanished like Woland on a moonlit rooftop-why can’t these guys do the same?”
But Spock counters with surgical Vulcan logic:
“When Bitcoin mined coins, miners chewed them instantly; Pi coins are locked until the Core Team’s mood ring turns green. That, dear jester, is not decentralization-that is a cosmic babysitting service.”
The Encore Nobody Ordered
And so the orange button keeps glowing, users keep tapping, and exchanges keep yawning. 🪙
Will the Core Team trade its imperial regalia for humble shepherd’s robes? Will mainnet finally open like Griboyedov’s legendary veranda? Stay tuned, dear crypto pilgrim-the kettle whistles, but the tea may still be imaginary.

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FAQ: For Those Who Skipped the Drama
Why no Binance yet?
Because the Core Team still treats Pi like a family heirloom rather than a decentralized currency.
Is Pi truly decentralized?
About as decentralized as a tsarist dining table-every course arrives from one kitchen, and the guests applaud politely.
Can it be fixed?
Yes. Unlock rewards, migrate everyone to mainnet, and publish a schedule more detailed than Koroviev’s calling card. Simple-yet apparently harder than turning a cat into a tram conductor.
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