A very valuable insight, thanks for sharing ♥️♥️♥️

As of today, I can confidently say that even if we have 10 billion Pi coins in circulation, the Pi coins that will function at GCV value are not up to 1 million. This is because many of the Pi coins have been transferred to exchanges, resulting in a lost Purity Badge ✅—forever.

Dr. Nicolas once said, "Every Pi is scarce and valuable. And those Pioneers who persevere until the end will achieve great things in life!"

Dr. Chengdiao Fan also stated, "10 Pi is enough for a generation, and Pi is non-conformist!"

Pi mining will end soon. When the global open mainnet goes live:

The Pi gas fee will reduce,

Pi will have a contract address under the Pi Blockchain Network,

Up to 300 computer nodes will be activated,

The Pi Browser will display the real Pi value on the Pi Blockchain Explorer,

Your available Pi balance on the Pi Browser will show the dollar equivalent beneath your total balance in the Pi Browser wallet.

The Pi Browser wallet will have two types of available balances:

1. Contribution Balance – Pi mined and never transferred to any exchange. The Purity Badge ✅ is retained and can function on GCV.

2. Non-Contribution Balance – Pi that has been transferred to an exchange in the past. The Purity Badge ✅ is lost forever and cannot function on GCV.

You cannot cheat or bypass the system. To hold Pi with a Purity Badge ✅, you must:

Create a Pi account,

Mine for at least 30 days,

Complete KYC,

Be in the migration queue.

Once migrated, the Pi coins transferred to your Pi Browser wallet by the Pi Core Team from your mining app will come with the Purity Badge ✅. However, if you transfer them to a crypto exchange, the Purity Badge ✅ is lost—even if they are transferred back.

Our sources of information are:

1. Pi GitHub – Programmed Codes

2. Pi Network Whitepaper – Vision and Mission

3. Pi Browser – Ecosystem Development

Congratulations to all loyal Pioneers

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What is Pi Network?
Pi Network is a blockchain-based digital currency platform developed by Stanford PhDs. including Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis