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$PI as i said many times stop being delusional about Pi 1. Pi is in search of its price. could go little up or down 2. No other projct has been started as N11 3. no other project has lost so much of its ATM 4.things in crypto are slow. Pi is similar to ripple and ripple was 0.2 0.3 first year 5.huge inflation 6.huge hype 7. Now if you wonder why binance and coinbase do not list it read the above. If they have listed it it would be dangerous rollercoaster making Pi lose investors forever. What is going on is good and normal. 8. Pi will be stable and cost money. Not any time soon! 9. it is at 2% 3 % of its road too early to expect what we want. 10. still being semi decentralised, will take year or 2 to get on its own. Unless more than half of tokens are not released and all mobile app rewards are out, which is like 2 year plan it will still be semi centralised. 11. good protocol and security 12. Huge amount of people in it. So make research and invest by your choice. Short term Pi is unpredictable.

It seems like the $usdt.d < $usdc.d flippening is already happening! Before $usdt.d nearly moved % wise in tandem with $btc, maybe slight difference. Atm $btc is moving twice the % as $usdt.d

BTC dominance has been on a run upward since it hit a recent low of 54.56% in December 2025. It's currently at 62.70% and seems to be steadily climbing. At times like these, alts generally get rekt as you've seen so far in the market. Only thing we can do atm, is stay patient

The Australian financial services industry watchdog, AUSTRAC, has claimed that some crypto ATM providers “may not have the right anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism (AML/CTF) checks in place.” The watchdog’s CEO, Brendan Thomas, said a task force set up to assess the risks associated with crypto ATMs has identified “worrying trends and indicators of suspicious activity,” including fraudulent transactions. In a March 31 statement, AUSTRAC implied that the growing number of ATMs—from 23 in 2019 to 1,600 in 2025—warrants increased scrutiny. According to the statement, most of the new ATMs are being installed by digital asset exchanges. The vast majority of the transactions involve cash deposits to buy bitcoin ( BTC). AUSTRAC’s revelation that crypto ATM providers do not have adequate AML and CTF measures came weeks after Thomas announced that crypto entities would be obliged to furnish it with financial transaction information. As reported by Bitcoin.com News, this requirement applied to crypto ATM providers as well. Explaining AUSTRAC’s decision to heighten its focus on ATM operators, Thomas, who previously vowed to go after entities not meeting their obligations, said: “We want to ensure crypto ATM providers have robust practices to minimize the risk that their machines can be used to launder dirty money or to scam and defraud innocent people. We will continue to work with industry to raise standards, but we will also take action against operators who don’t comply.” As previously reported by Bitcoin. com News, AUSTRAC has developed materials to help cryptocurrency exchanges identify financial crime risks. To users, the watchdog urged them to report suspected fraudulent activity or scams involving crypto ATMs to the anti-scam. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

Australian regulator warns crypto ATM operators over potential links to money laundering and fraud Australia’s financial crimes regulator has warned crypto automated teller machine (ATM) operators that their machines may be linked to money laundering or fraud, according to