#pi says the current Pi price is low, so I'll express it in the most straightforward way—isn't the current price astronomical?

With a total supply of 100 billion, at 0.2 now, 100 billion equals 20 billion USD, equivalent to 140 billion RMB. And it's only been a few years? There's barely anything here, and it's still centralized! How is this not an astronomical price?

Some pyramid scheme operators say Pi is pegged to the RMB! In front of the nation's base currency, Bitcoin and Ethereum don't work either, they're impossible to peg to the RMB. What gives you, a centralized personal product, the right to peg to the RMB? You'll stop at nothing to deceive people, debasing the nation's base currency. Countless projects want to build a global circulation and payment system! Who doesn't want to dominate? Who actually can dominate? Does Bitcoin want to? Sure, but then Ethereum emerges anyway. Without Ethereum, there's SOL, BNB, and other great alternatives, and they're all decentralized with real ecosystems and user bases that Pi can't compete with. Talking about the real world, doesn't America want the dollar to dominate globally? That's the dream, but does it work in the nation's territory? What sovereign nation doesn't want its own currency to rule? Those are built up bit by bit through national strength and various surrounding factors. Ever heard of the Belt and Road Initiative? Why does America fight this one today and that one tomorrow? Why is it called the dollar? Why is it tied to gold? Why does it want to tie to oil? All for the dream of dominating! And here you have Pi, which is still centralized—absolutely ridiculous—yet you fools blow it up as having oil redemptions, global circulation, and direct use in the nation. In the nation there's only one currency in circulation, and it's called the RMB. That's the most basic logic anyone should have.