Some clarification please

Ok so as someone that has been in crypto since 2013 I have been keeping an eye on Pi since launch. I have mined a bit and have full intention to complete KYC and migrate as I have nothing to lose HOWEVER it completely baffles me that the logic of this entire community seems to believe Pi will be worth $1 or more and more shockingly they speak of prices that exceed $100 and IOU prices are looked at as realistic outlooks for main net prices. Not to be a party pooper or anything and I truly do wish Pi creates some wealth and changes some lives but it is absolutely non sensical to think that Pi will be worth more than possibly a few cents max. This is on pure logic on how much volume we see circulate in crypto with the current levels of adoption. Pi would need to attract an insane amount of new volume from millions of new users (not old money in crypto already) while simultaneously hoping that the millions of pioneers with next to no real money will not sell on the way up. Its a dead rubber to think this will happen. The liquidity provided by the team on launch will be absolutely swallowed up in week 1 - driving price to undesirable levels (albeit realistic levels, this sub will not be happy with sub 1c, and that's exactly where it will go) - we will then see a steady rise over 3 years as more organic and crypto centric users adopt and trade Pi - but on year 3 December when the majority gets unlocked that will be the bloodbath to hell - and if this all happens in a bear market well you can all consider $1 a wild pipe dream let alone 10c.

Also absurd that everyone here says Pi is different and is meant to be used as a payment platform/coin. Ok so what about the thousands of other currencies that can be used for exactly the same thing? Literally every L1 in the top 200 can replace Pi and do a better job since they have been around the block and tested and robust. Prove me wrong.