Two prices. One claim. Follow the math.

Reproduce the post's examples, change one assumption, and keep arithmetic separate from evidence of provenance or redemption.

Conditional assumptions

Claim inputs

Conditional arithmetic only. No official Pi documentation, live market feed, wallet provenance field, exchange API, KYB/KYC/AML rule, GCV enforcement, redemption, or convertibility is verified here.

Computed consequences

CALCULATING

-CLAIMED / MARKET RATIO
-USD GAP PER PI
-CAR AT CLAIMED VALUE
-CAR AT MARKET VALUE
-RECLASSIFICATION HAIRCUT
-NOMINAL CONTRIBUTION-PI EQUIVALENT

Math can test a premise. It cannot supply evidence.

A large ratio is a consequence of the two inputs. It is not proof that the higher price, provenance distinction, wallet display, or conversion path exists.

Decimal proof

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