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The chart provides a predictive price framework for Bitcoin based on historical bottoms and projected peaks. Here are the specific price predictions and their implications:

1. Bottom (support) prices:
- 7.2K (2018–2019): a historical low after the 2017 rise.
- 17K (2022–2023): a correction bottom following the 2021 peak.
- 50K (2026): an anticipated future bottom before the next major surge.

2. Peak (target) prices:
- 21K: expected rebound after the 7.2K bottom.
- 69K: actual 2021 high marking a bull cycle peak.
- 126K: projected intermediate high around 2025–2026.
- ~150K: ultimate price target shown by the white arrow for 2028–2029.

3. Price prediction logic:
- The parabolic white curve suggests Bitcoin moves in cycles: dip to a bottom → rise to a peak → next deeper bottom → higher peak.
- Each bottom is higher than the previous one (7.2K → 17K → 50K), indicating increasing support levels.
- Peaks escalate sharply (21K → 69K → 126K → 150K), implying exponential growth phases.
4. Using the predictions
- Buy/accumulate near bottoms (7.2K, 17K, 50K) for long‑term positions.
- Set profit targets at peaks (69K, 126K, 150K) for selling or scaling out.
- Track the parabolic trend to time entries/exits in line with market cycles.

Is the Pi Network Really Scarce? Should You Join the Pi Network?
As of March 2025, the base mining rate of Pi has dropped to just 0.0029378π/hour. This means that each pioneer will only be able to mine:
0.0029378 × 24 × 30 = 2.115216 π/month.
And the mining rate will continue to decrease every month.
Before long, it will take several months to mine a single Pi, and eventually, it may take a pioneer a year or even several years to mine a single Pi.
So, is the Pi Network Scarce?
Absolutely. The supply of Pi will become extremely scarce in the near future. And the downside drive value, i.e. the future price of Pi, could be significant.
However, mining Pi is not about sitting back and waiting for the rewards to land in your lap. Mining Pi means:
"You create a Pi Network account and join a community that shares the benefits. You press the lightning bolt once a day, which is only a few seconds of effort, but by doing so you are helping to build a shared economy. The rewards you receive are not randomly given. They are a result of the value you help create.  »
This is what distinguishes Pi from platforms like Facebook, Zalo and other social networks. When you use this platform, you create value for big tech companies, but you do not share in the profits.
Should you join the Pi Network?
Absolutely, if you take the time to seriously research and understand the Pi Network.
Although mining has slowed down, there are still opportunities to own Pi.
So, if you haven't joined the Pi Network yet, now is the time Create an account regularly every day.
Currently, Pi is worth around $2 per coin, but when the Pi Network ecosystem is fully launched, the price could rise to levels that could surprise the world.
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March 2, 2025