Pi Network’s Core Team has begun finalizing the launch of community-issued ecosystem tokens on its Mainnet, with co-founder Chengdiao Fan outlining a strategic focus on utility-based token design rather than traditional capital-raising mechanisms.
The initiative, currently operating on Testnet, aims to integrate tokens directly into product ecosystems for user acquisition and accountability, as the project faces continued community pressure regarding development milestones. Concurrently, Pi Coin’s market price has demonstrated technical recovery patterns, trading at $0.1678, while exchange listing speculation intensifies following Kraken’s inclusion of Pi in its 2024 listing roadmap.
The Pi Core Team has advanced its ecosystem development through the incorporation of community-created tokens on the network’s infrastructure. Co-founder Chengdiao Fan, in a detailed video presentation, explained that these assets are currently deployed on Testnet, with their Mainnet launch being finalized.
Fan emphasized that token design, rather than technological infrastructure alone, will determine the initiative’s success. She identified a structural problem in the broader cryptocurrency sector, stating that “tokens on most other crypto networks function primarily as tools to raise capital,” yet most projects “frequently fail to provide real utility and innovation.”
Pi Network’s approach positions these ecosystem tokens as mechanisms for user acquisition and product integration. According to Fan, projects issuing tokens through Pi’s launch programs can fulfill user acquisition needs while integrating tokens for utility-based use cases within their products. This model allows users to access new coins through launch programs and utilize them directly in associated applications.
The ecosystem token framework incorporates accountability features designed to naturally filter underperforming projects. Fan explained that acquired users will be able to hold products accountable for their services, creating a market-driven quality control mechanism.
“Weak products will naturally disappear in time,” Fan stated, suggesting that user feedback loops will ensure efficient capital allocation within the ecosystem. This approach aims to reduce the typically lengthy and expensive process of developing user-engaging programs for startup ecosystems by leveraging Pi Network’s Web3 infrastructure.
Pi Coin has demonstrated technical price recovery in recent weeks, moving from a February low of $0.1295 to current levels around $0.1678, outperforming major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum during this period.
Technical indicators show bullish patterns: The daily chart indicates the token has moved above the Supertrend indicator for the first time since December, while attempting to break above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA). Analysts observe a bullish flag pattern formation, consisting of a vertical line followed by a descending channel, which typically precedes further gains if the price breaks upper resistance levels. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has climbed from oversold territory at 19 to the current 50 level.
Exchange listing speculation centers on Kraken: Kraken, a major cryptocurrency exchange valued at over $20 billion, has included Pi Network in its 2024 listing roadmap. A listing would make Pi Coin accessible to Kraken’s substantial U.S. user base and could potentially influence other major exchanges, including Binance, Coinbase, and Upbit, to follow suit. Currently, most Pi Coin trading activity occurs on exchanges such as Gate.
Broader market sentiment shows improvement: The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has risen to 16 from its year-to-date low of 5, indicating a potential market bottom. Historically, crypto market rallies often correlate with the index moving out of extreme fear territory. Bitcoin has maintained support above the $60,000 level, contributing to improved market sentiment across the sector.
What are Pi Ecosystem Tokens and how do they function?
Pi Ecosystem Tokens are community-created assets issued on Pi Network’s infrastructure, currently operating on Testnet with Mainnet launch being finalized. Unlike tokens on many other networks primarily designed for capital raising, these tokens are intended for user acquisition and utility-based integration within products. Users can access them through launch programs and use them directly in associated applications.
When will Pi Network be listed on major exchanges like Binance or Coinbase?
No official listing dates have been confirmed. However, Kraken has included Pi Network in its 2024 listing roadmap, which would make it available to millions of U.S. users. Market speculation suggests a Kraken listing could influence other major exchanges, but Pi Network’s Core Team has not announced listing agreements with Binance, Coinbase, or other major platforms.
What is the current status of Pi Network’s Mainnet and ecosystem development?
Pi Network operates an open Mainnet where ecosystem tokens are being integrated. The Core Team continues to develop infrastructure for community-issued tokens, with security and technology protocols being finalized for Mainnet deployment. The project faces ongoing community scrutiny regarding certain development milestones while simultaneously introducing new ecosystem initiatives.
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