As of today, even if Pi Network’s circulating supply reaches 10 billion coins, only a tiny portion—likely under 1 million—will actually hold true GCV (Global Consensus Value) status. Why? Because most Pi coins have already been sent to exchanges, which automatically removes their Purity Badge āœ… forever.

Dr. Nicolas himself once reminded us:

> ā€œEvery Pi is scarce and valuable. Those who stay committed till the end will witness incredible success.ā€

Dr. Chengdiao Fan also emphasized that

> ā€œJust 10 Pi can be life-changing for a whole generation.ā€

šŸ”„ What's New in 2025:

The global open mainnet is closer than ever. As final testing phases are being wrapped up, we now know what’s coming:

Gas fees on the Pi Network will drop significantly.

Pi will officially receive a smart contract address under its native blockchain.

Over 300 computing nodes are expected to go live globally.

The Pi Blockchain Explorer via Pi Browser will soon start showing the real-time USD value of your Pi holdings.

Your Pi Wallet inside the Pi Browser will display two balance types:

1. Contribution Balance – Pi earned by mining, never transferred to exchanges, holding the Purity Badge āœ….

2. Non-Contribution Balance – Pi previously moved to exchanges, permanently losing its Purity Badge āœ… and can't be used at GCV.

There is no shortcut to GCV eligibility. You must:

Have a registered Pi account,

Mine for a minimum of 30 days,

Complete KYC verification,

Get in the migration queue.

Only after this process will the Pi Core Team send your mined coins—with the Purity Badge āœ…ā€”into your Pi Wallet. Once you move those coins to an exchange, even if you bring them back, the badge is gone for good.

šŸ“š Verified Sources:

Pi Network Whitepaper

Pi GitHub Development Logs

Pi Browser Ecosystem

To all committed pioneers—congratulations. You're holding something that may soon rewrite the history of digital currency.

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