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Pi Network

Pi Network

PI
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$0.09422Down 0.36 percent($0.00)

Key Stats

Market Cap$1.05BDown 0.36 percent
Volume (24h)$3.24M
Fully Diluted Value$9.42B
Vol/Mkt Cap (24h)0.31%
Total Supply17.14B PI
Max Supply100.00B PI
Circulating Supply11.14B PI
Launch Date2020-12-31
Block Number28,599,303

Pi Network Information

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minepi.comWhitepaper
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About Pi Network

Pi Network is a blockchain project that aims to make cryptocurrency mining accessible to the general public through mobile devices. Unlike traditional mining, which requires significant computing power, Pi Network’s system allows users to mine Pi (PI) on their smartphones without consuming excessive energy. Founded by Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis and Dr. Chengdiao Fan, the network aspires to create an ecosystem where Pi functions as a medium of exchange for various transactions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pi Network is a blockchain project designed to enable users to participate in a digital currency network through their mobile devices. Instead of traditional mining, which relies on computational power, Pi Network allows users to earn Pi (PI) by engaging with the network through a trust-based consensus mechanism.

The network is inspired by the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP) and operates without proof-of-work (PoW). Users, known as Pioneers, form security circles to verify transactions and contribute to network security.

Pi Network is also being developed as a platform for decentralised applications (dApps), aiming to create a digital economy where users can exchange goods and services using Pi. The project is currently in a closed mainnet phase, with plans to transition to an open network expected in 2025.

  • Mobile-Based Participation – Users engage with the network to earn Pi through a low-energy consensus model.
  • Trust-Based Validation – Security circles replace proof-of-work, with users verifying each other to maintain network integrity.
  • dApp Ecosystem – Pi is intended to serve as the currency for decentralised applications within its ecosystem.
  • Gradual Decentralisation – The network is currently in a closed mainnet phase, with plans to transition to full decentralisation in 2025.

Pi (PI) is the native cryptocurrency of the Pi Network, designed for use within its ecosystem. It is not yet widely tradable, as the network remains in development and external transactions are restricted until it moves to an open mainnet. Some exchanges have listed PI, but these listings are unofficial and not directly supported by the Pi Network team.

Users earn PI through the Pi Network mobile application by participating in the network daily. The currency is intended for peer-to-peer transactions, payments, and as a medium of exchange within dApps built on the network.

  • Transactions – Users can exchange PI for goods and services within the Pi ecosystem.
  • dApp Integration – PI is expected to function as the currency for applications built on Pi Network.
  • Network Participation – Users earn PI by contributing to security and validation processes.

The long-term success of PI depends on adoption, real-world use cases, and the network’s transition to an open and decentralised blockchain.

Pi Network was founded by Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis and Dr. Chengdiao Fan. Dr. Kokkalis, Head of Technology, holds a PhD from Stanford University and has experience teaching decentralised applications at Stanford. Dr. Fan, Head of Product, also holds a PhD from Stanford and has a background in human-computer interaction and social computing.