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Pi Network co-founder Nicolas Kokkalis is set to speak at Consensus 2026 in Miami on May 7, joining a panel titled “How to Prove You’re Human in an AI World Without Doxing Yourself” at the Convergence Stage from 10:15 to 10:45 AM EDT. The session addresses what Pi’s core team describes as one of the

Pi Network’s official account posted a pointed message this week aimed directly at how the crypto industry measures growth, and the argument is harder to dismiss than most project updates. The network says it has surpassed 18 million identity-verified users on its Mainnet. But the post was less about celebrating the number and more about

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A post from pioneer Daniel F is generating discussion in the Pi community, and the argument at the centre of it is more technically interesting than most of the price speculation that usually dominates the conversation. The claim is interesting but the implications are uncomfortable for anyone trying to reconcile Pi’s DEX pricing with its

Ice Open Network released a public repository showing real code progress for its AI-powered ecosystem, including the ION dApp Framework and the Online+ app frontend and backend, aiming to show real development amid growing market concern. The ION token has seen sharp price drops recently, with heavy selling and exchange volatility driving declines rather than

Pi Network has taken another step toward building its smart contract ecosystem with the release of a new Remote Procedure Call (RPC) server on its Testnet. The update may sound technical, but its goal is to make it easier for developers to build, test, and connect applications to the Pi blockchain. Unlike earlier stages where

Pi Network has completed its first round of KYC validator reward distributions, marking a significant milestone for the project’s decentralised human workforce model. The rewards cover more than 526 million validation tasks completed by over 1 million human validators, work that contributed directly to verifying the identities of 18 million people across Pi’s global network.

Tap-to-earn mobile mining network Pi Network has paid out its first KYC validator rewards. Data shows that 18 million users were verified through 526 million validations that were completed. Network just completed something no blockchain has ever done at this scale, and most people are only now starting to realize how big this actually is.