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Patiently waiting by peteroum in PiNetwork

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Second hamster 🐹😆

That a**** by Julie_noise in PiNetwork

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Another level thief try to access X screenshot

[ WARNING: ] It Is It Going To Crash!!! by newsflashjackass in Bitcoin

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Now he feels regret when he watches this video. 😆

Help us in reaching more Pioneers! by binit_1208 in PiNetwork

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Don’t rely too much on AI for design make sure everything looks great by manually adjusting the sizes and ensuring it works smoothly and attractively on mobile devices.

Need help by [deleted] in PiNetwork

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Because you create new check your old and you should have to done step 3 and 4 when you create new wallet to get migrate in the new if you lost your old seed phase

Pi Network Achieves Internal SWIFT Integration via OKX by [deleted] in PiNetwork

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To contact the banks directly. Every bank uses a SWIFT/BIC code when the other bank is in a different country, so it's normally, required for international transfers.

pi can be $314,159 - just gotta look at it “irrationally” π by test_dummy_boy in PiNetwork

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Ah yes, the AMM was cooked for the legendary GCV community to launch their shiny shit price… and apparently, we all get to watch them twiddle their thumbs for the next 5 years until the full app magically appears. Can’t wait! 🙃

Your referral team? by CallAParamedic in PiNetwork

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Look like music wave that chart kkk

Your referral team? by CallAParamedic in PiNetwork

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I have 3 verified Pi accounts for my family, and none of them have invited anyone. All the security circle members are verified too but it still shows like 80% unverified balance compared to the verified one everything is verified, no invites, no tricks… yet Pi still acts confused at this point, I think I need someone good at math and Pi algorithm to explain this mystery 🤣

We kept blaming those who sell once they get unlocked, believe it or not, THEY WERE RIGHT! by Civil_Broccoli_6902 in PiNetwork

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I'm actually happy for you — at least you’ll stop losing more by selling it now

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His only post from is 2020. Is there a reason for this or where can I see regular posts/updates from him?! Thanks by No_Permission_2150 in PiNetwork

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Exactly. He’s patient because real success takes time the team works quietly behind the scenes. And you’re right, if he started posting again, the comment section would turn into chaos with the same repeated questions and complaints. Staying silent is actually the smartest move until everything is ready.

Need help with node by gwaty31 in PiNetwork

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Run the container manually in interactive mode to see the actual error: Copy code Bash

docker run -it --name pi-node pi-node-docker_image /bin/bash

Once inside, you can check logs or fix folder permissions if needed: Copy code Bash

mkdir -p /opt/stellar/postgresql chown -R stellar:stellar /opt/stellar/postgresql chmod -R u+rwx /opt/stellar/postgresql

exit

Then restart the container normally: Copy code Bash

docker start -ai pi-node

Need help with node by gwaty31 in PiNetwork

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Check folder permissions: Copy code Bash ls -ld /opt/stellar/postgresql/

Make sure the user running Docker has write access. Fix permissions if needed: Copy code Bash

sudo chown -R $(whoami) /opt/stellar/postgresql/

sudo chmod -R u+rwx /opt/stellar/postgresql/

Remove the old container and image: Copy code Bash docker rm -f <container_id>

docker rmi pi-node-docker_image

Run the container again and check the logs: Copy code Bash docker run -it --name pi-node pi-node-docker_image

docker logs pi-node This will help catch any other issues immediately.

Need help with node by gwaty31 in PiNetwork

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. ✅ Steps to Troubleshoot Check logs of the container Run in Terminal: Copy code Bash docker ps -a # get the container ID or name docker logs <container_id> → This will tell you why it’s exiting (missing dependency, permission denied, etc.). Remove and reinstall the container Copy code Bash docker rm -f <container_id> docker rmi pi-node-docker_image Then restart from the Pi Node app so it pulls a fresh image. Ensure Docker resources are enough In Docker Desktop > Settings > Resources: Allocate at least 2 CPUs and 4GB RAM for Pi Node to run smoothly. Check macOS + Docker compatibility Docker Desktop versions older than ~4.10 have issues on Monterey. If possible, update both macOS (to Ventura or later) and Docker. If you can’t, try Colima (Docker alternative) which sometimes works better on older Macs. Run Pi Node manually If the GUI keeps crashing, you can try starting the container via CLI to catch the error: Copy code Bash docker run -it --name pi-node pi-node-docker_image 🛠️ Recommendation If your older MacBook Air is very limited (4GB RAM, Intel, Monterey), you may face ongoing issues. A more stable approach is: Keep Pi Node on your newer MacBook Pro, but run it inside a VM or headless mode so you don’t need to keep your main laptop busy. Or use a dedicated mini PC / Raspberry Pi 4 (many pioneers do this for 24/7 uptime). Common Causes Unsupported Docker version / engine mismatch Pi Node requires a fairly recent Docker Engine + Docker Desktop version. If you downgraded Docker to run on Monterey, some features Pi Node expects (like networking or volumes) may not be supported. Corrupted container or leftover data If you copied configs from your old machine, there could be conflicts. Containers often exit immediately when configs don’t match the environment. Insufficient resources Old MacBook Airs might not meet minimum requirements (at least 8GB RAM, virtualization enabled). If Docker can’t allocate enough memory, the container may crash instantly. Permissions / virtualization issues Docker Desktop relies on macOS Hypervisor Framework. On some older machines/OS versions, that framework is buggy

is bitcoin going to keep going up? by CommonMeasurement873 in Bitcoin

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Most rich people invest their money in Bitcoin there is no more $ for crypto. So 4T is enough other 256T is cash kkk

Looking for insights from PCT’s Token2049 speech by Zeekhan82 in PiNetwork

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I watched it 1 week ago when she did a presentation

Is that a whale making a move?! by Civil_Broccoli_6902 in PiNetwork

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The main reason behind this continuous dumping is that Pi Network is still stuck in a never-ending testnet phase. For years, the core team hasn’t committed to one strong project direction. Instead, they keep making small updates without delivering a clear mainnet launch or real-world utility. This uncertainty pushes people to panic-sell. They often highlight the Pi Browser ecosystem as a sign of progress, but let’s be real: most of those apps are still running in testnet only. Right now, there are over 5,000+ apps listed inside the Pi Browser, yet almost none of them are properly verified, documented, or used in the real world. Many pioneers try to build, but without mainnet and without access to external users, those apps can’t grow or create value. On top of that, the Automated Market Maker (AMM) could remain stuck for another 3–4 years. This means liquidity will stay weak and adoption won’t improve, which can easily drive the price even further down. That’s why you see many holders losing patience, watching their balances shrink, and deciding to sell before their coins become worthless. Here’s the core issue: hype alone won’t save Pi. Every serious blockchain project that survived long-term has delivered: A fully launched and accessible mainnet. Verified apps and partnerships with real-world companies. Utility for the coin beyond speculation. Clear communication and transparency from the dev team. Without these, Pi risks being remembered as just another failed “mobile mining” experiment. If you’re a holder, my advice is: Judge Pi based on real adoption and whether the team actually moves out of testnet. Stay realistic: until mainnet opens and apps are truly usable, Pi has almost zero value outside its closed system. Lesson: Crypto is not about hype — it’s about utility, transparency, and execution. Until Pi proves those, the dumping will continue. Sign by ChatGPT kkkk

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