As of today, it’s safe to say that out of the estimated 10 billion Pi coins in circulation, less than 1 million will actually qualify to function at GCV (Global Consensus Value). Why? Because the majority of Pi holders unknowingly burned their chance by sending their mined Pi to exchanges — permanently losing the Purity Badge ✅ in the process.

🔍 Let’s break it down...

Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis 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 reinforced it:

> "10 Pi is enough for a generation. Pi is non-conformist."

Pi isn’t just another token. It’s being shaped into a self-regulated economic system, and once the Global Open Mainnet launches, here’s what will change:

🚀 Key Upgrades Coming Soon:

Gas fees on Pi will drop significantly.

Pi will get its contract address on the Pi Blockchain Network.

300+ nodes will go live for full decentralization.

The real-time Pi value will appear on the Pi Blockchain Explorer.

The Pi Browser Wallet will now show your balance in USD equivalent.

👛 Two Types of Balances in the Pi Wallet:

1. Contribution Balance: Pure Pi, mined directly, never sent to exchanges, still carries the Purity Badge ✅ — usable at full GCV.

2. Non-Contribution Balance: Pi that was transferred to exchanges. The badge is lost forever ❌ and it cannot function at GCV — regardless of whether it's returned.

⚠️ No shortcuts. No bypasses. To secure Pi with a Purity Badge ✅:

Create a Pi account

Mine for at least 30 days

Complete KYC

Be in the migration queue

Once migrated, the Core Team transfers your coins to the Pi Browser Wallet — along with the Purity Badge ✅. But if you ever send them to an exchange... that badge is gone for good.

🧠 Sources of Truth:

Pi GitHub (Code reveals all)

Pi Whitepaper (Vision & Mission)

Pi Browser (Ecosystem Roadmap)

🎉 Big salute to every loyal Pioneer who stayed the course. You’re holding onto something that may define the next phase of digital economics.

🔸 What is Pi Network? A decentralized digital currency platform created by Stanford PhDs, inclu

ding Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis. It’s not just mining — it’s a movement.