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Pi Network & GCV – The Global Consensus Value

1. What is GCV?
GCV (Global Consensus Value) is the price level that the global Pi Network community agrees to adopt when exchanging goods and services using Pi. This is not a value dictated by exchanges, but rather a community-driven value built on collective trust and demand.

2. How it differs from free market prices

Exchange Price: Fluctuates according to supply and demand, often influenced by speculation.

GCV: Stable, designed to protect real users’ value and avoid manipulation by “whales.”

If the traditional crypto market is like a turbulent ocean, GCV acts as a safe harbor where transactions are grounded in trust and mutual agreement.

3. Why is GCV important for Pi?

Protects labor value: Every Pi mined represents time and effort invested by its user.

Builds a stable economic foundation: Makes it easier for businesses and individuals to price products and services.

Encourages commercial adoption: Stable pricing motivates merchants to accept Pi without fear of volatility.

4. Real-world application of GCV
Many Pi communities around the world (including Vietnam) already use GCV in Pi markets and trading groups. For example:

1 Pi = 314.159 VND (a symbolic number linked to the mathematical π).

Some groups use 1 Pi = 100 USD for high-value goods.

The key point: this price is community-agreed, not exchange-listed.

5. Challenges & Prospects

Challenges: If GCV is set too high compared to market prices, it can create a gap and reduce liquidity.

Prospects: Widespread adoption of GCV could make it the “reference price” for Pi commerce, building a trust-based, decentralized economy.

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Conclusion:
Pi Network is taking a different path from most crypto projects – instead of fully relying on volatile market prices, it trusts in value created by the community. GCV serves as the “compass,” guiding Pi away from excessive fluctuations and towards building an early, stable economy.
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