As of today, even with over 10 billion Pi coins in circulation, less than 1 million Pi are eligible to function at GCV (Global Consensus Value). Why? Because most Pi coins have been transferred to exchanges, permanently losing the Purity Badge ✅.
🔊 Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis once said:
“Every Pi is scarce and valuable. Those who persevere until the end will achieve great things in life.”
🔊 Dr. Chengdiao Fan added:
“10 Pi is enough for a generation. Pi is non-conformist.”
🔒 Mining is ending soon, and when the Global Open Mainnet launches, major upgrades are coming:
Gas fees will reduce
Pi will have a smart contract address on its native blockchain
Up to 300 computer nodes will be active
The Pi Blockchain Explorer on Pi Browser will show Pi’s real-time dollar value
Wallets will display two distinct balances:
🔹 Pi Wallet Balance Types:
1. Contribution Balance –
✅ Mined Pi, never transferred to exchanges
✅ Has the Purity Badge
✅ Fully functional at GCV
2. Non-Contribution Balance –
❌ Pi sent to an exchange at any point
❌ Purity Badge lost forever
❌ Cannot be used at GCV
❗Important: The system is uncheatable. To qualify for GCV and retain the Purity Badge ✅, you must:
Create a Pi account
Mine for at least 30 days
Complete KYC
Be in the migration queue
Once migrated, your mined Pi will be officially transferred by the Pi Core Team to your Pi Browser wallet—along with the Purity Badge ✅. However, any Pi sent to an exchange loses this badge permanently, even if returned later.
📚 Sources:
1. Pi Network GitHub (Smart Contract Codebase)
2. Pi Whitepaper (Official Vision & Mission)
3. Pi Browser Ecosystem Tools
👏 Congratulations to all loyal Pioneers who stayed the course. The future of Pi belongs to you!
What is Pi Network?
Pi Network is a blockchain-powered digital currency ecosystem founded by Stanford PhDs, including Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis. It aims to create the world’s most inclusive, accessible, and user-friendly decentralized currency.