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Pi Network to overthrow Solona in 14 days; fact or opinion?

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Barely two weeks ago when we predicted that Pi Network will overthrow Ethereum (ETH) in just 170 days, we encountered series of criticisms even from well meaning people who believed we were over-hyping the new crypto mining platform. However we have continued to watch the twitter followers growth of all the crypto trading platforms that were rated alongside the Pi Network and have come out with this observation.

The first watcherguru ranking placed Pi Network on position nine (9) with 1.6m twitter followers, afterward, we continue to do follow up and after the period of 14 days Pi Network increased by 180k followers leaving the rest without a significant change including Bitcoin, Ethereum and Binance BNB.

Another ten days have passed and Pi Network has again added another 100k followers on Twitter. Solana, the crypto occupying the eighth position still remained with same number of followers (2 million) now standing the risk of being overthrown by the most fast growing crypto platform.

Today, Pi Network has 1.9 million followers on Twitter and all the other cryptos remained with same number of followers. There’s no significant growth noticed in the other nine cryptos and in just 14 days, Pi Network will overthrow Solona and Ethereum will be next in less than the predicted number of days.

In case you are not aware

  • Solana is a public blockchain platform with smart contract functionality. Its native cryptocurrency is SOL. Solana is a blockchain platform designed to host decentralized, scalable applications. Solana can process many more transactions per second and charges lower transaction fees than rival blockchains like Ethereum.
  • Pi Network is a digital currency project that aims to keep cryptocurrency mining accessible, as the centralisation of first-generation currencies like Bitcoin (BTC) has put mining them beyond the reach of many everyday users. The Pi Network, developed by a team of Stanford University graduates, enables users to mine PI cryptocurrency coins using its desktop and mobile phone apps, validating transactions on a distributed record. Unlike nodes on networks such as Bitcoin that use proof-of-work (PoW) protocols, Pi nodes use an algorithm based on the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP). Pi Nodes validate transactions on a distributed ledger and reach a consensus on the order of new transactions that the ledger records.
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