If it's offchain and solely in CT's possession, there's no evidence it exists. Meanwhile anyone with a node can inspect their own config files. I only have tentative KYC and have a Mainnet node because there's no way to stop nodes joining a public network. Pi distributes Mainnet node software containing a predefined list of trusted validators. Its original startup script copies that configuration, initialises Stellar Core and contains no mechanism for incorporating Security Circle data into quorum selection. Live SCP queries independently confirm that seven validator identities advertise an identical, closed 4-of-7 quorum set. SC is just mining extra

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No one has had a higher than 50k migration apparently

"protect value" is the same as "for profit" GCV

Largest 1st Migrations at migrated.crumbs.host/

No Migrations No interest in Pi Ranked 608th by 24 hour volume

Pi Verify update

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Chatgpt Plus wrote a script to analyze data pulled from Coingecko daily and look for potential short term profitable coins. I can't say whether this is good information or not. You can easily do this kind of thing yourself with a @Raspberry_Pi micro computer and a free api account on Coingecko. Make of this what you want

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