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Pi Network News: Why the September 30 Deadline Could Define Pi’s Next Big Step
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The auction deadline for the .pi domain, a Pi Network-based blockchain, was originally set to end on June 28, 2025, but later extended to September 30, 2025. The extension period is applied to provide the Pi community more time to innovate. However, it has raised some concerns among the network users.
Pi Network Seeks to Enhance Applications with Stellar Core
The Pi Core Team announced on Pi2Day 2025, June 28th, that the deadline for the ongoing “.pi” domain auction was extended until September 30. Several Pi users on social media asked the reason behind the .pi auction extension.
Analyst Dr Altcoin, replied on X, “The extension is likely tied to Stellar Protocol 23, which goes to mainnet vote on September 3, 2025. Since Pi is built on Stellar-core, this upgrade which brings smart contracts, faster transactions, and full Web3 readiness directly impacts Pi’s blockchain.”
Simply, the extension gives Pi Network an opportunity to benefit from the Stellar Core to enhance complex decentralized applications, quicker transaction execution, and expanded Web3 capabilities on Pi’s blockchain environment. It will improve the use and potential of Pi and related applications.
Pi Network Fosters Innovation with .pi Domain Auction Extension
One of the goals of this extension period is to enhance the innovation of Pi to attract more developers and businesses. The Pi Network is saying that they want to give the developers more time to create and launch the projects, which will encourage the growth and utility of the Pi ecosystem.
The pioneers will be able to innovate and build the functional apps of the network to draw more participation in the auction of the .pi domain.
The auction also allows users to bid on custom .pi domain names using Pi Coin, enabling developers, businesses, and individuals to establish branded online spaces for apps, stores, or personal projects.
The auction deadline for the .pi domain, a Pi Network-based blockchain, was originally set to end on June 28, 2025, but later extended to September 30, 2025. The extension period is applied to provide the Pi community more time to innovate. However, it has raised some concerns among the network users.
Pi Network Seeks to Enhance Applications with Stellar Core
The Pi Core Team announced on Pi2Day 2025, June 28th, that the deadline for the ongoing “.pi” domain auction was extended until September 30. Several Pi users on social media asked the reason behind the .pi auction extension.
Analyst Dr Altcoin, replied on X, “The extension is likely tied to Stellar Protocol 23, which goes to mainnet vote on September 3, 2025. Since Pi is built on Stellar-core, this upgrade which brings smart contracts, faster transactions, and full Web3 readiness directly impacts Pi’s blockchain.”
Simply, the extension gives Pi Network an opportunity to benefit from the Stellar Core to enhance complex decentralized applications, quicker transaction execution, and expanded Web3 capabilities on Pi’s blockchain environment. It will improve the use and potential of Pi and related applications.
Pi Network Fosters Innovation with .pi Domain Auction Extension
One of the goals of this extension period is to enhance the innovation of Pi to attract more developers and businesses. The Pi Network is saying that they want to give the developers more time to create and launch the projects, which will encourage the growth and utility of the Pi ecosystem.
The pioneers will be able to innovate and build the functional apps of the network to draw more participation in the auction of the .pi domain.
The auction also allows users to bid on custom .pi domain names using Pi Coin, enabling developers, businesses, and individuals to establish branded online spaces for apps, stores, or personal projects.
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