Pi Network: Understanding the Purity Badge and GCV Value

The Pi Network has specific requirements for Pi coins to function at the Global Consensus Value (GCV). Here's a breakdown:

- *Purity Badge:* Pi coins with a Purity Badge are considered scarce and valuable.

- *Requirements:* To retain the Purity Badge, Pi coins must not be transferred to exchanges.

- *Contribution Balance:* Pi mined and never transferred to exchanges retains the Purity Badge.

- *Non-Contribution Balance:* Pi transferred to exchanges loses the Purity Badge forever.

Key Points to Consider

- *Pi Mining:* Pi mining will end soon, and the global open mainnet will bring changes.

- *Pi Browser Wallet:* The wallet will display the real Pi value and dollar equivalent.

- *Pi Balance:* The available balance will be categorized into Contribution Balance and Non-Contribution Balance.

Pi Network Overview

Pi Network is a blockchain-based digital currency platform developed by Stanford PhDs, including Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis and Dr. Chengdiao Fan. The platform aims to create a secure and accessible digital currency for everyday use.