Many people wonder why major capital hasn't entered Pi yet. The reason is actually quite simple: in its early stages, the scale was too small to accommodate large amounts of funds.

Just like Bitcoin in its early days—merely an experiment within the tech enthusiast community, with weak consensus and a blank ecosystem—capital didn't see its value and didn't dare to invest. Forcing capital inflows at that stage would only cause extreme volatility and undermine the project's foundation.

Now, Pi is focused on building its ecosystem and improving application scenarios, gradually strengthening the underlying consensus. When the ecosystem matures, the value becomes clear, and the scale is sufficient to support institutional investment, capital will naturally flow in. Good projects are never matured by hot money; instead, they earn recognition through long-term development, patient nurturing, and waiting for the right moment to blossom.