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Max Supply
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Volume
₹139.9 M
All Time High :
₹25442
All Time Low :
₹3.98
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24H High :
₹30.2
24H Low :
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Pi Network navigates post-mainnet turbulence with mixed signals – technical strides meet token struggles.
Overview:
February's Open Mainnet launch saw PI debut at $1.47 before collapsing to current $0.34 levels. Over 10M users migrated 7.94B PI (8% of max supply), but the 100B total supply looms large. CNN reports all 400K+ nodes remain under Core Team control, contradicting decentralization claims.
What this means:
This is bearish for PI's valuation as unlocked supply grows (+76% trading volume spike last week suggests distribution), but neutral-long term for network stability. The team's continued control enables faster updates but risks regulatory scrutiny.
Overview:
Early investor Ulu Ventures publicly added PI to its portfolio, joining 137 Ventures. This coincides with PI hitting all-time lows ($0.335) and MACD bearish crossovers. Exchange balances hit $414M – highest since May 2025.
What this means:
Neutral signal – while VC backing adds credibility, rising exchange deposits (+19% WoW) indicate holders preparing to sell. The 37.25 RSI shows oversold conditions could spark tactical bounce, but network growth metrics remain weak.
Overview:
Developers hint at "Migration Phase 2" to move referral bonuses and KYC-approved tokens to mainnet. Parallel passkey security rollout enables hardware-key logins, responding to July's $2.2M hack incidents.
What this means:
Bullish for utility (potential 15-20B PI injection into economy) but bearish for price near-term. The 2025 supply unlock schedule shows 276M PI/month through December – equivalent to 3.5% of circulating supply monthly.
Pi Network demonstrates Schrödinger's growth – simultaneously building infrastructure while battling token economics. With exchange delistings (OKX removed margin pairs 21 Aug) offset by developer events (August Hackathon), the network's survival hinges on converting its 19M KYC'd users into active spenders.
Pi Network is a mobile-first cryptocurrency and Web3 platform that empowers users to mine coins, build decentralized apps (dApps), and transact—all from their smartphones. Designed for mass adoption, it focuses on real-world utility while ensuring ease of use through a simple interface.
Users can earn Pi tokens by validating their identity, building trust circles, and contributing to the ecosystem. In addition to mining, Pi Network supports a vibrant developer platform, enabling both the core team and community to build apps that operate within its blockchain ecosystem.
Pi Network was co-founded by two Stanford PhDs: Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis and Dr. Chengdiao Fan.
Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering and conducted postdoctoral research in Computer Science at Stanford. His work focuses on distributed systems and human-computer interaction. A long-time believer in the promise of cryptocurrency, Kokkalis aims to make blockchain technology accessible to everyday people.
Dr. Chengdiao Fan has a PhD in Anthropological Sciences from Stanford. Her work bridges social computing and global participation. Chengdiao envisions Pi Network as a way to unlock human potential and build a decentralized, inclusive economy where individuals are rewarded for their contributions.
Together, they designed Pi Network to be a secure, inclusive, and socially-driven blockchain ecosystem.
Pi Network has a maximum supply cap of 100 billion tokens, distributed as follows:
65% for community mining rewards
20% reserved for the Core Team
10% held by the foundation for future initiatives
5% allocated for liquidity and ecosystem stability
Each of these buckets grows proportionally based on actual mining rewards (Migrated Mining Rewards), meaning tokens are only counted toward the total supply once users complete KYC and migration to the Mainnet.
The Effective Total Supply represents how many tokens are actively usable based on how many mining rewards have migrated to Mainnet. Since not all mobile balances get migrated due to KYC drop-offs, the Effective Supply is often lower than 100 billion. It is dynamically calculated as:
Effective Total Supply = Migrated Mining Rewards / 65%
All other allocations (Core Team, Foundation, Liquidity) are calculated proportionally.
Pi Network uses a declining exponential mining model defined in its whitepaper. Mining rewards are capped monthly and distributed based on a system-wide base mining rate.
Users can increase their rewards through:
Forming Security Circles
Running Nodes
Participating in utility-based apps
Engaging in the ecosystem through Pi Browser
The monthly supply decreases over time, which gradually lowers the base mining rate. Real issuance depends on KYC verification and Mainnet migration, meaning the actual coins issued may be significantly lower than the theoretical supply.
Pi Network is building a real-world Web3 ecosystem where users can:
Use Pi for goods and services in both online and physical businesses
Participate in decentralized apps through the Pi Browser
Manage assets with the Pi Wallet
In 2024, PiFest highlighted the network's growth, featuring over 27,000 active sellers and 28,000 test merchants across 160 countries, showcasing Pi’s potential as a real currency for everyday commerce.
To maintain fairness and authenticity, Pi Network enforces a strict one-account-per-person rule through its KYC (Know Your Customer) solution.
This system combines:
Automated facial recognition and document checks
Human verification layers for quality control
KYC ensures that:
Users are real individuals
Mining is equitably distributed
Fraud and bot activity are minimized
The network stays compliant with global regulatory norms
This balance of scalability, security, and privacy has enabled millions of users worldwide to verify their accounts and participate meaningfully in the network.
