As of today, even if there are 10 billion Pi coins in circulation, less than 1 million will actually work on GCV (Global Consensus Value). Why? Because many users have sent their Pi to exchanges, permanently losing their Cleanliness Badge ✅.

Doctor Nicholas said:
"Every Pi is rare and valuable. Those who stay until the end will achieve great things."
Dr. Chendiao Fang also said:
"10 Pi is enough for generation. Pi is a nonconformist!"
Significant changes will occur when the global open mainnet is launched:
* Gas fees will be lower
* Pi will have its own contract address
* Approximately 300 computer nodes will begin operation
* The real value of Pi will be displayed on the Pi Blockchain Explorer through the Pi Browser.
* Your wallet will display your Pi balance along with its dollar equivalent.
In the Pi Browser wallet, there will be two types of balance:
1. The balance of the deposit – Pi that you have mined and never sent to exchanges. These maintain the Cleanliness Badge ✅ and work with GCV.
2. Balance without contribution – Pi that was sent to the exchange. The Purity badge is lost ❌, and they will not work with GCV.
There is no way to deceive the system. To hold Pi with the Purity Badge ✅, you must:
* Create a Pi account
* Mine for at least 30 days
* Complete KYC
* Be part of the migration queue
After migration, your mined Pi will officially be transferred to your Pi Browser wallet with the Purity Badge ✅. However, if you transfer your Pi to any exchange, you will permanently lose the badge — even if you bring it back.
Sources of this information:
* GitHub Pi Network (code base)
* Pi White Paper ( official mission and vision )
* Pi Browser ( ecosystem updates )
Congratulations to all loyal Pioneers.
The mainnet is almost here.
Mining will soon be completed.
Hold on tight - your Pi will soon show its true value.
What is Pi Network?
A digital currency based on blockchain, developed by Stanford PhD candidates such as Dr. Nicholas Kokkalis, with the aim of returning power to ordinary people.