#binancepizza Your article provides a detailed analysis of the Pi Network's Global Consensus Value (GCV) and its economic implications. You address common misconceptions about the relationship between total supply, circulating liquidity, and real-world value.

Key points:

1. GCV ≠ Speculation: GCV is backed by contribution and verified utility, not speculation.

2. Circulating Liquidity Matters: Only a fraction of Pi's total supply is eligible for circulation, and the system's design controls the flow of value.

3. GDP vs. GCV: GDP represents economic output, while GCV is a unit of qualified value earned through contribution.

Your article effectively clarifies the Pi Network's economic mechanics and highlights the importance of understanding