Pi Network Stuns the World Again!
A recent report claims that Pi Coin has hit a staggering $315,000, and in some instances, the value even spiked to $320,000!
Yes, you read that right — three hundred and fifteen thousand dollars per Pi!
After seeing this headline, I couldn’t believe it. So I dug deeper, and here’s what I found.
Is this for real? How is this even possible?
To verify this incredible price, the Pi Network has taken a major step — integrating Chainlink Oracle into its ecosystem.
But before we dive deeper, let’s quickly understand what Chainlink Oracle is all about.
What is Chainlink Oracle?
Chainlink is a decentralized oracle network that connects blockchains with real-world data. Now, Pi Network is using Chainlink to monitor and estimate Pi’s value based on real-world utility and P2P transactions across the Pi ecosystem.
This means as people use Pi to buy goods, services, or trade in P2P deals, the value of Pi increases — and Chainlink tracks it in real time.
How does Chainlink calculate Pi’s price?
Chainlink pulls real-time data from sources like:
P2P marketplaces
Pi utility platforms
Community transactions
Symbolic and high-value barters
It then validates and aggregates this data to provide a live estimate of Pi’s value.
According to Chainlink’s feed, prices like $315,000 have been recorded, especially in high-value transactions that reflect the increasing real-world use of Pi.
Is this a glimpse into Pi’s future?
Pi is not yet fully listed on public exchanges, but Chainlink’s data suggests that once it launches on the open mainnet, its growing utility and demand could lead to incredible valuations.
Yes, folks — GCV 314159 might be closer than we think (whether as a joke or a prophecy!).
Still confused? Here's a simple breakdown:
Chainlink isn’t just another blockchain. It connects live, real-world prices — from stock markets to agricultural mandis — directly to blockchain.
That’s why Pi Network has partnered with Chainlink: to ensure the true value of Pi can be tracked and verified transparently.
Example:
If someone buys a mobile phone using Pi in a local store, that transaction won’t show up on a crypto exchange — but it does show real utility. Chainlink can track this by pulling off-chain data (like the phone’s price and amount of Pi used) to estimate Pi’s current market value.
Pioneers, the dream is getting real!
The Pi Core Team is putting in massive effort, but real progress depends on us. The more we build, the faster we’ll reach the GCV goal.
Let’s not stop now — we’re building a new world!
With SANO + Chainlink, the risk of price manipulation is minimized, and data integrity is protected.
Chainlink’s data shows Pi's recent value has hit $315,000, with a low of $313,000 — all based on real internal tracking.
