So, the big reason everyone argues about pi network future price prediction has a lot to do with how Pi actually works and the fact that it’s not listed on real exchanges yet. I've heard tons of arguments in group chats—some people are 100% convinced they'll be rich, others swear it's a scam. The controversy is because there are millions of users with lots of Pi they mined on their phones, but right now it's just a number in an app. No way to cash out until (maybe) that open network phase goes live in February 2025.

Plus, Pi grew super fast using invites and some folks say that feels pretty MLM-ish. It hasn’t really proven its token is useful yet, or that people and businesses want it. On top of that, most crypto predictions are just people making guesses or hyping up hope, and Binance even says those price predictions are just for info, not financial advice. For me, it's risky because it could blow up… or be worth nothing. I’m holding onto my Pi just in case it’s worth something someday, but I’m not betting all my money on it. With any crypto, you gotta be ready for it to crash or not even launch the way people hope.