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Although Pi Network is independently developed, DTCC has announced that it will begin offering tokenization services on the Stellar network in 2027 this time. Will Pi be able to catch a bit of that benefit? Without a doubt, the future is inevitable.
The “engine” and “chassis” of Pi Network are built using Stellar’s technology (Pi’s underlying code is largely based on Stellar). In the past two days, it has also been upgraded to protocol v24.
Now, DTCC (the global financial super boss) has decided to officially bring real-world assets worth 1.14 trillion USD—stocks, government bonds, ETFs, and o

🚨 Why is the Pi core team making so many major changes all at once?
Here are 5 strategic reasons behind these rapid initiatives by the Pi core team:
🔹 1. Lay the “foundation” for a thriving ecosystem
Pi is no longer just a mining app. It is gradually evolving into a platform for payments, commerce, and decentralized applications.
➡️ This means security and identity verification are becoming critical. The stronger the foundation, the more confidence users will have in using Pi for real-world transactions.
🔹 2. Achieve full self-sufficiency
Replacing Banxa for wallet creation with Fast Track

In the future, Pi DEX can make the Pi ecosystem more self-sufficient.
A single Pi DEX can allow pioneers to directly buy, sell, and trade Pi within the Pi ecosystem, rather than relying only on external platforms.
This means more on-chain activity, more utility, and more reasons for people to keep using Pi every day.
The more transactions that take place within the ecosystem, the stronger and more independent the Pi economy can become.
Looking forward to good news #piNetworK

Upcoming v25 Protocol Upgrade: New Privacy-Preserving Features
Pi plans to upgrade to protocol v25 on Wednesday, July 22. This upgrade mainly focuses on improving network stability and reliability, while also adding some new features to enable more efficient smart contracts with greater privacy emphasis.
#PiNetwork

Six things are completed within the same window—not “luck,” but “execution.” The old system has already put in place institutional backing, user entry points, asset channels, and credit reinforcement, while also completing risk segmentation. It is now preparing for the coming asset revaluation storm. The old system has already finished all the prerequisites needed to move into the new system. It only waits for the starting gun.

The pioneers didn’t realize that this kind of adoption approach we envisioned for Pi over the years can only happen once legal frameworks in the external world clear the way for it.
We didn’t realize it before, but PCT’s vision—along with the community’s wishes—can’t thrive under the current landscape.
I think PCT, like others, believed that the signing target date of the CLARITY ACT—July 4—would be met as scheduled, clearing an ideal path. That’s why they launched a protocol sprint upgrade from v19 to v26. They even set deadlines for each upgrade, with v26 targeted to be completed by the end

To be honest, how panicked are you right now?
You need to change your way of thinking about Pi, based on those technical mechanisms intentionally designed by the Pi core team to reduce Pi’s circulating supply.
For example: PiRC1, PiRC2, PiVerify, PiSing-in, SoloHost……all such platforms will permanently lock Pi and create revenue for the ecosystem.
A visionary pioneer wouldn’t panic at a floor price. On the contrary, that’s an excellent signal to get in touch with Pi. $PI ‌

Vigorously develop the great cause of grid-based distributed systems, so that every node becomes part of the value network, and every genuine contribution can be recorded, verified, and shared. In the future, the world does not belong to the center, but to the network jointly built by countless trusted nodes. $PI ‌

❓👀 Could this be the real long-term value that Pi Network has been quietly building all along?🤔 🔗
As stated by Circle founder Jeremy Allaire:
AI won’t stop at chatbot responses; it will evolve into AI agents that can operate autonomously, sign contracts, and independently execute financial transactions.
This is the fusion driving major change:
➡️ AI (intelligence processing) + blockchain (trust and payment infrastructure) = programmable economics
Today’s financial system is designed for humans—manual approvals, slow processing—completely unable to match the instant execution speed that AI r

Ripple’s determination to fully fight the SEC in 2020 gave a huge morale boost for other crypto projects later on. Many smaller projects (such as LBRY, which is frequently mentioned in the media) lacked the funding to pursue a lawsuit, so they had to shut down, while Ripple became a symbol—showing that as long as you have resources and perseverance, technology companies can absolutely withstand excessive legal pressure.
This story further reinforces the distinction between real project developers and speculators.
Builders like Pi look at a 5–10 year vision, while speculators only care about 5–

Everyone mocks Bitcoin
Everyone mocks Ethereum
Today, Pi Network is also getting the same treatment
History won’t repeat itself exactly
But ignoring a project that has one of the largest communities in the crypto space could be an expensive mistake
What do you think about Pi?

Everyone wants to buy Bitcoin at a price of $1.
When it’s actually traded at $1, nobody wants it.
That’s how the market works.
We like certainty, but wealth is usually built in uncertainty.
Do you want to use $Pi to fix that decision? $PI

The next global financial crisis may not begin with a stock market crash, but with synchronized cyberattacks on the central financial system (SWIFT). #PiNetwork
A distributed network that doesn’t rely on a single central point (such as Pi/Stellar) is a new safe haven for money. $PI ‌

Professor Michael Bernstein is a highly influential figure in the field of computer science at Stanford University.
He is a professor of computer science at Stanford University and also a senior researcher at the Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI). His core research focuses on human-computer interaction (HCI) and social computing.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Symbolic Systems from Stanford University, and received his Master’s and PhD degrees in computer science from MIT.
His research is not limited to theory; it also extends to the design of social systems and inter

Stanford Daily article (September 16, 2019) — Pi Network founding team
Article content:
Pi Network was launched on March 14, 2019 by Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis ’13, Dr. Chengdiao Fan ’14, Vince McPhilip MBA ’18, and visiting student researcher Aurélien Schiltz. At the time of writing, it already has more than 500k users.
Goal: to reinvent Bitcoin as a social, mobile-first currency so that anyone with a smartphone can use it.
Security mechanism: Pi does not use energy-intensive algorithms like Bitcoin does. Instead, it secures its ledger through members “mutually guaranteeing” one another, forming so

KYC
Pi Wallet
Pi Browser
Pi Login
App Studio
Mainnet Migration
Nodes
Ecosystem Apps
Backend Storage
Funding Channels
Community Tools
This is foundational work to transform millions of verified pioneers into core building blocks for the new economic system
#Pinetwork @PiCoreTeam

The competition has become fierce as global leading organizations such as #SWIFT have joined, and cross-border blockchain transactions have begun trials with 17 major banks.